If you have seen a bigfoot or believe you have ongoing activity in your area that is bigfoot related, please complete our Report Form to report your sighting.
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Kathy Strain, Treasurer
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Don Stockton, Director
Dave Osborne, Director
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The Alliance of Independent Bigfoot Researchers |
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The Alliance of Independent Bigfoot Researchers is a non-profit organization of individuals dedicated to the research and conservation of the species of animal known to Native Americans for centuries by many names, but today called "Sasquatch" or "Bigfoot."
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Saturday, December 10, 2005 (05:29:18)
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The Board Of Advisors |
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The Board of Advisors for the Alliance of Independent Bigfoot Researchers is made up of a representative sample of the best the field has to offer. The Board is meant to send a clear signal to all concerned that the AIBR is interested in pursuing its mission statement in as professional and ethical way as possible.
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Protocols and Tools for the Bigfoot Researcher |
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Do you want to know more about evidence collection? Looking for some ideas on equipment? Here are some protocols, tools, and advice for you to help you in your search for the Bigfoot evidence.
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Giants in the Mountains: The Search for Sasquatch |
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TACOMA – Explore the Sasquatch mystery in Giants in the Mountains: The Search for Sasquatch, on view January 23 through June 27 at the Washington State History Museum.
Who or What is Sasquatch? Why are sightings in Washington among the highest in the nation?
This exploration of the Sasquatch story focuses on the Pacific Northwest environment which has created a rich setting for the traditional beliefs that have grown up around this being. The relationship of Northwesterners to the land, particularly its deep forests and imposing mountains, has led explorers and travelers further into the depths of our region.
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Oregon Sasquatch Symposium |
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Come to Eugene, Oregon between June 19-20, 2010 to discuss the latest in bigfoot research with fellow researchers, witnesses, and enthusiasts! The speakers list includes AIBR Advisor Jeff Meldrum, AIBR Director Kathy Strain, AIBR Member Cliff Barackman, Autumn Williams, Ron Morehead, Scott Nelson, Thom Powell, Dave Paulides, Jaime Avalos, Sali Shepard-Wolford, and David Rodriguez. For more information, please visit http://oregonsasquatchsymposium.webs.com.
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Sasquatch Investigations at the Pinecrest Site, California |
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INTRODUCTION
On July 23, 2009, members of the Alliance of Independent Bigfoot Researchers conducted field operations on the Stanislaus National Forest near Pinecrest Lake, California. The goal of the expedition was to introduce out-of-state researchers with local research methods as well as inspect the area for evidence. Participating in the expedition with Bob and Kathy Strain were Robert and Jamie Swain of Arkansas.
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Our Ancestors Had Floppy, Flexible Feet |
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Jeanna Bryner
Senior Writer
LiveScience.com
Our ape-like ancestors might have walked like today's gibbons, whose super bendy feet give them a floppy strut.
The modern human foot first evolved in our ancestors around 1.8 million years ago, said Evie Vereecke of the University of Liverpool in England. But studies suggest that even before our advanced feet emerged, our mostly tree-climbing ancestors were walking upright for short stints.
Vereecke wanted to find out how they would have done that without specialized walking feet.
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Man had daytime sighting in the Blue Ridge Parkway |
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Investigator: Billy Willard
Report Submission Method: Submitted via AIBR 800 number
Date of Incident: October, 2004
State: West Virginia
Location: Blue Ridge Parkway, by the James River
Length of Observation: 2-3 minutes
Weather conditions: light rain
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Woman has early morning sighting near Curtin, Oregon |
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Witness Name: A. M.
Date of Incident: October, 2007
Time of Incident: 5:00 a.m.
State: Oregon
County: Douglas
Nearest Town: Curtin
How many witnesses were there (including yourself)? 1
Please give as full a description of the sighting location: Road pavement, north side of the road is forest, south side of the road is pasture, 1/2 mile from the interstate.
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Michigan Bigfoot
