Bigfoot

True-Life Encounters with Legendary Ape-Men

De: Rupert Matthews

Narrado por: Nick Landrum

Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yowie, Yeti...the idea that monstrous man-apes lurk in the remote forests and high mountain valleys of the world is an enduring and popular one. Hardly a week goes by without some report of a fresh encounter.

In 1793 the Boston Gazette reported a sighting of what the Cherokee call a "chickly cuddly" or "hairy man thing". In 1818 the Watchman recorded the visit of a "Wild Man of the Woods". Ever since, hundreds of eyewitness accounts of a giant, elusive beast that stands upright on its hind legs have come flooding in.

One creature was seen trying to catch a calf in a farmer's field; a group of them used rocks to pound the walls of a remote cabin. More recently, four teenagers in rural America were startled when a huge hairy creature landed on the roof of their car.

Bigfoot takes a fresh look at the man-apes reported to exist in North America, South America, Australia, the Himalayas and Central Asia. It examines historic sightings as well as up-to-date ones - and poses the crucial question: are they really out there?

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Interesting, well narated

One of the better perspectives on cryptic animals. There were a few geographical errors, notably Faulk.

good listen

great stories, well thought out and prepared. I would listen to more of these in the future

Good book

Enjoyed the read and would pass it forward to the next cry to reader. Enjoy!!!

Really enjoyed it

It’s definitely one of the better big foot books I’ve read. The author actually lays out all the different beliefs for the existence of Big Foot without much prejudice until the end. Then he tells you his beliefs and why. I really enjoyed it as a skeptic and a believer because I am both.

Surprisingly good read!

During the quarantine I found myself with too much time on my hands and as such found myself unable to learn enough about Bigfoot...I’ve read and listened to a great deal of various content & media on this subject and was surprised to find a good amount of new info I had not already heard in this book. I also appreciated the author’s perspective on the subject as well as his writing style.