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	Bigfoot, Texas.
		A museum devoted to "Bigfoot" Wallace is the main draw for visitors.
		Devine absorbed Bigfoot's school in the statewide sweep of school consolidations of the late 40s.
		"Bigfoot" Wallace is one of Texas' colorful characters and his life and times make very entertaining reading.
	www.texasescapes.com /SouthTexasTowns/BigfootTx/BigfootTexas.htm (128 words)

	Bigfoot Information Project
		In East Texas, which is where the majority of the reported sightings of Bigfoot occur in the state, there is nearly 12 million acres of forestland.
		The East Texas Pine Belt, or "Piney Woods" as it is commonly called, extends over forty-three counties and accounts for almost all the state's commercial timber.
		In January of 1978, a woman in Sand Hill reported to the Harrison County Sheriff's Department that a Bigfoot growled at her, and was fighting with some dogs in the woods in the community about eight miles west of Marshall on U.S. Hwy.
	www.bigfootproject.org /articles/bf_in_texas.html (3258 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online:
		Bigfoot is at the intersection of Farm roads 462 and 472, eighteen miles northeast of Pearsall in northeastern Frio County.
		Bigfoot's population fell to an estimated 100 by the 1930s, and in the 1940s the community had a church, a school, a row of five businesses, and a number of scattered dwellings.
		With the development in the 1950s of the Bigfoot oilfield to the south, the community grew, and in 1964 it had a population of 210, three churches, two businesses, and a number of dwellings.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/BB/hnb38.html (341 words)

	Bigfoot in Texas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Texas Bigfoot Research Center, headquartered in the heavily wooded northeast texas region, says there have been over 250 credible sightings of a bigfoot-type creature in the state.
		Craig Woolheater, one of the founding fathers of the research center, reports the group's annual conference is quickly becoming one of the premiere events for researchers and enthusiasts from around the country.
		Part of the reason is undoubtedly because Jefferson is in the heart of Texas Bigfoot country.
	www.wintertexans.com /texasbigfoot.htm (470 words)

	What Was Then - Bigfoot in Texas?
		This is a story that was recounted in the Legends of Texas published by the Texas Folklore Society in 1924.
		The animal was described as being approximately seven feet tall, weighing in the neighborhood of three hundred pounds, covered with white hair and walked upright like a man. It was seen repeatedly throughout the year and during July the area was packed with locals who had witnessed the beast.
		In June of 1978, in the town of Vidor, Texas, a couple had so many sightings of a Bigfoot around their house that they were forced to move out.
	www.whatwasthen.com /bigfoot_question.html (1782 words)

	Texas USA -- July 2002
		Longtime Bigfoot resident Laxton Winters sits inside the door of the Bigfoot museum across the road from the Bigfoot school.
		My memories of Bigfoot, the town, pick up in the 1950s when my brothers and I spent a portion of our summers with our grandmother, Mammy we called her.
		The Bigfoot I remember, and certainly the town my mother remembers, is populated for the most part by ghosts these days.
	www.texas-ec.org /publications/texascooppower/archive/702roots.aspx (519 words)

	On Bigfoot's Trail
		John Neal, 57, of Garland and son Chris, 36, of Sachse were part of the ground crew, along with other members of the Texas Bigfoot Research Center, the name for a group of Bigfoot hunters who maintain a center only in cyberspace, www.texasbigfoot.com.
		The search for a Southern Bigfoot began in earnest in the late 1960s after several large-ape sightings were reported in Fouke, Ark., 15 miles southeast of Texarkana.
		Bigfoot sightings are often accompanied by reports of rank odors.
	www.rfthomas.clara.net /news/washtimes.html (1199 words)

	Sasquatch watch
		Bigfoot, it was said, never told a story he couldn't later improve upon.
		Bigfoot in Texas, we would need an image that included details to show us that it was not a doctored or edited image in any way, or we would want a body itself," said Duane Schlitter, who oversees the TPWD's Nongame and Rare and Endangered Species program.
		Bigfoot, fortunately, hasn't wandered onto a road and been struck by a car, like the Sasquatch character Harry in the movie Harry and the Hendersons.
	www.texasbigfoot.com /fwstel5.html (1538 words)

	Bigfoot: The Bugs Texas Bigfoot Carcasses
		Dateline: January 1976 shooting of two supposed bigfoot and their burial on the Elm Creek in the Texas Panhandle by a man identified as "Bugs" and two of his hunting friends.
		Bigfoot researcher Robert Morgan was in on the interview of Bugs with Art Bell, and he cultured Bugs fears that the bigfoot remember his deed and that "Bugs now needs to make friends with them with Morgan's help."
		I also conclude that the Texas Panhandle is part of the Bible Belt and giants with 6 toes are included in Bible accounts.
	www.bigfootencounters.com /articles/bugs.htm (542 words)

	TEXAS RANGER DISPATCH Magazine
		The leader of this small Waco bunch was known to the settlers as “Bigfoot,” as he weighed 300 pounds and stood a reported 6 feet, 7 inches tall.
		Bigfoot Wallace had a close call from a rifle shot that grazed his nose, and his mule was wounded during one of the charges.
		Bigfoot returned to Texas in 1845, settling in his old hunting cabin on the Median River.
	www.texasranger.org /dispatch/12/Pages/Wallace.htm (2878 words)

	Bigfoot, Texas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bigfoot is a census-designated place (CDP) in Frio County, Texas, United States.
		It is named for the famous Texas Ranger William A. "Bigfoot" Wallace, a resident of the town.
		Bigfoot is served by the Devine Independent School District.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bigfoot,_Texas (393 words)

	Bigfoot panel discussion is April 8 at ITC > UTSA Today > University of Texas at San Antonio
		Bigfoot panel discussion is April 8 at ITC
		All are names for a larger-than-human ape-like creature that has been spotted in Texas as far back as the 1830s and reported seen hundreds of times during the past decade in different parts of the state.
		The "Bigfoot in Texas?" exhibit and speaker series at UTSA's Institute of Texan Cultures evaluates findings, beliefs, folklore and methods of scientific investigation of the Bigfoot phenomenon.
	www.utsa.edu /today/2006/04/bigfoot.cfm (568 words)

	the last pre-Texas BF Conference report? - Bigfoot Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Woolheater, who is holding his fourth annual Texas Bigfoot Conference in the Piney Woods this weekend.
		Bigfoot's history in Texas goes back to the days of the Alamo.
		Residents from around the "Bed and Breakfast Capital of Texas" pitch in to help, with students serving food and crafting Sasquatch-themed art to be judged by several experts speaking at the conference.
	www.bigfootforums.com /index.php?showtopic=7751 (844 words)

	About The ETBIS
		Even though, we have researched Bigfoot independently for several years, it was not until recently that we combined our own ongoing studies, our findings and our minds into one mission with a name, the East Texas Bigfoot Independent Study, the E.T.B.I.S. It is quite remarkable how we did get together.
		E.T.B.I.S. is a collaboration of an explorer's spirit, curiosity of the unknown, a hunger for knowledge and a passion to preserve.
		I was born in Hereford, Texas and moved to East Texas in 1974.
	www.easttexasbigfoot.com /about.htm (857 words)

	Bigfoot.com
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		Bigfoot has subscribed to the ORDB and SBL block lists to minimize unsolicited bulk email, also known as spam.
		Bigfoot and the Bigfoot footprint are trademarks and service marks.
	www.bigfoot.com /ef/index.jsp (509 words)

	Texas Bigfoot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Texas Bigfoot, one of the largest species of animal inhabiting the forested regions of our state.
		Considering East Texas has nearly 12 million acres of forest land, and 61% of it being privately owned, this presents an ideal opportunity for these animals to survive virtually undisturbed.
		With their habitat ranging from Northeast Texas to far Southeast Texas these animals have adapted and survived by inhabiting the secluded river bottoms and dense forests of our state.
	www.easttexasbigfoot.com /texasbigfoot.htm (105 words)

	- TEXAS BIGFOOT CONFERENCE - // paranormalexplorer.com
		This book, The Bigfoot Film Controversy, was released by Hancock House in February 2005.Chris is currently working on his Sasquatch Chronicle, a highly illustrated work on sasquatch sightings, which he hopes to complete in about one year.
		He has been investigating Bigfoot evidence for years and has gathered many convincing plaster casts of footprints that might have been made by Sasquatch.
		Scott was a speaker at the 2002 Texas Bigfoot Conference.
	www.paranormalexplorer.com /txbigfoot_conference.htm (1475 words)

	Bigfoot in Texas
		Texas and neighboring states have a long history of sightings.
		The Texas Bigfoot exhibition includes a recreation of an East Texas thicket, footprint casts, and a documentary called Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science.
		There is no credible evidence for the existence of Bigfoot, says Joe Nickell, senior research fellow for the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal, an Amherst, New York-based debunking organization that publishes a bimonthly magazine called Skeptical Inquirer.
	www.meta-religion.com /Paranormale/Cryptozoology/hominids/bigfoot_in_texas.htm (910 words)

	Where's Bigfoot? - Texas Highways October 2005
		Another Bigfoot sighting in Fouke, Arkansas, 15 miles southeast of Texarkana, inspired the 1973 docudrama film, The Legend of Boggy Creek.
		In June 1999, Bigfoot buffs formed the Texas Bigfoot Research Center (TBRC), an organization that investigates reports of Bigfoot sightings.
		At last year's Bigfoot conference, the speakers decried hoaxes while deliberation over casts of odd and unidentified footprints, intriguingly fuzzy photos, and strange voice recordings.
	www.texasbigfoot.com /TXHwys1.html (896 words)

	KXII \| The Legend of Bigfoot - North Texas
		Bigfoot researchers have worked extensively in Fannin, Grayson, and Cooke counties, searching for the mythical creature.
		One rancher in Fannin County is a believer – because he claims to have seen Bigfoot himself.
		All of these sightings have funneled in to the Texas Bigfoot Research Organization.
	www.kxii.com /home/headlines/1543237.html (336 words)

	A serious look at Bigfoot \| Chron.com - Houston Chronicle
		But here at the University of Texas at San Antonio's Institute of Texan Cultures, an exhibit and lecture series called "Bigfoot in Texas?" is lending long-sought credibility to a scientific inquiry that has struggled to gain academic respect.
		Viewed by many scholars as a figment of folklore, for others Bigfoot is an elusive creature hiding in the damp woods of East Texas, where scores of sightings have been logged over the years.
		Mendez said Meldrum is among a limited number of Bigfoot researchers in academia who operate with their universities' approval and, even rarer, financial support.
	www.chron.com /disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/3912306.html (806 words)

	USATODAY.com - Bigfoot conference in Texas draws hundreds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Ken Gerhard holds a duplicate plaster cast footprint at the Texas Bigfoot Conference in Jefferson, Texas.
		While they can have a sense of humor about it, the search for the legendary Sasquatch is no joke for many of the nearly 400 people who came here to discuss the latest sightings and tracking techniques at the Texas Bigfoot Conference.
		Outlandish theories about the origin of Bigfoot abound, including that it might be an extraterrestrial.
	www.usatoday.com /tech/science/2005-10-16-bigfoot-conference_x.htm (587 words)

	Bigfoot in Texas?
		A joint collaborative effort by the University of Texas San Antonio's Institute of Texan Cultures and the Texas Bigfoot Research Center.
		The exhibit, prepared in cooperation with the Texas Bigfoot Research Center, features a sampling of some of the most credible and historically significant evidence in support of the existence of an undocumented bipedal ape in North America, including, for the first time, compelling regional evidence.
		Moskowitz has been researching a project for the Texas Bigfoot Research Center for the last six months, compiling the legends, folklore, and traditions of the Native American tribes of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana.
	www.texasbigfoot.com /BFinTX.html (1891 words)

	Bigfoot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bigfoot researchers argue that the absence of fossilized evidence is not evidence of fossil absence.
		Furthermore, Bigfoot is alleged to live in region that would be unusual for a large, non-human primate: all other recognized non-human apes are found in the tropics, in Africa, continental Asia or nearby islands.
		A Bigfoot was depicted as a relentless and brutal killer in Bigfoot by Steve Niles and Rob Zombie.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bigfoot (8505 words)

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		BIGFOOT MUSEUM, BIGFOOT, TEXAS: Housed in a replica of Texas Ranger Bigfoot Wallace's log cabin are displays of Wallace memorabilia and frontier artifacts.
		The legendary Texas Ranger was nicknamed "Bigfoot" cause, you guessed it, he had really big feet.
		Upon entering Bigfoot the first thing you'll notice, if your lucky, is a tree in the middle of the road.
	www.texfiles.com /tourintexas/may2/pg3/3.htm (957 words)

	Team Marketing First Network Card for Gamers Wins $100K in Texas Moot Corp Contest - McCombs School of Business - The ...
		Bigfoot Networks’ network card, GoNIC, is designed to make online computer gaming less frustrating by reducing lag, increasing frames-per-second and helping to prevent online cheating.
		The students on the Bigfoot Networks team—CEO Beverly, Chief Financial Office Mike Cubbage and Vice President of Marketing Bob Grim—are all enrolled in the McCombs School's part-time MBA program, the Texas Evening MBA.
		The men from Bigfoot Networks Inc. celebrate their $100,000 victory in the 2005 Texas round of MOOT CORP®.
	www.mccombs.utexas.edu /news/pressreleases/mootcorp2005_2.asp (518 words)

	Norwood Resources Ltd. - Proyecto Bigfoot, Texas - Resena del Proyecto - Sat Dec 23, 2006
		Bigfoot fue desarrollada originalmente durante la década de 1990 y con los años se ha realizado una serie de análisis en Bigfoot, entre los que se incluyen la adquisiciòn de una extensa cuadrícula de estudio sísmico 2D, reprocesamiento selectivo para migración en profundidad 2D, análisis gravimétricos y magnéticos, reconstrucciones estructurales, modelado geoquímico e interpretación sísmica.
		Al observar la profundidad de la roca reservorio en Bigfoot, que se calcula entre 22,000 y 24,000 pies (unos 6,700 a 7,300 metros), los estudios de maduración térmica sugieren que la zona prometedora estará cargada de gas.
		Según su investigación, los cálculos de reserva para la zona petrolera del arrecife del Cretácico de Bigfoot varían desde una cifra conservadora de 540,000 millones de pies cúbicos a un potencial más optimista de 13 billones de pies cúbicos.
	www.norwoodresources.com /sp/BigFoot.asp?ReportID=147486 (346 words)

	Sci-Fi Site of the Week
		he Texas Bigfoot Research Center is quick to point out that Sasquatch sightings have never been confined—as some may expect—to the Pacific Northwest.
		And wherever he may be lurking, it falls to cryptozoology organizations from Arizona to Virginia to track Bigfoot's various appearances.
		This site, created by Texas-based Bigfoot trackers, is one of the best of a nationwide network, offering extensive links to Sasquatch-watching clubs in other states, cryptozoology events listings, a map of the Texas Bigfoot range, a history of the creature's appearances in the state, book recommendations and reviews and even an online store.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/issue374/site.html (629 words)

	Texas Bigfoot Research Center
		The Texas Bigfoot Research Center exists to validate what we believe to be an undocumented species of bipedal primate, an animal commonly referred to as the Sasquatch or Bigfoot.
		These animals actually have a long history in Texas and neighboring states; most Texas reports originate in the eastern third of the state.
		In the far East Texas communities of Jefferson and Marshall, for instance, one hears of the "Big Cypress Swamp Monster." The "Chambers Creek Monster" is known from near Corsicana, and the "Turkey Creek Monster” was the nickname given to a Bigfoot-like creature seen near Sulphur Springs.
	www.texasbigfoot.com (783 words)

	J. Vaughn's Bigfoot/Sasquatch Page
		I am hoping it will help the bigfoot enthusiast or the beginning bigfoot researchers that are new to the field.
		When people are outside on the porch listening to the frogs and crickets hoping for a distant howl or scream or hiking through the woods hoping to see some sign that a bigfoot has been in the area or a actual bigfoot they are enjoying nature at its finest.
		The more knowledge a researcher has about wildlife in the area they are checking the quicker they can determine if a Bigfoot or a group of them are in the area.
	www.geocities.com /j_vaughn/bigfoot.html (1132 words)

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