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Bigfoot Discovery Day V!

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Hello fellow searchers of truth,

Mark your calendars for Bigfooot Discovery Day V featuring the lost film of Roger Patterson on the 45th anniversary of the Patterson Gimlin Film, October 20, 2020 in Felton and Santa Cruz. This is an open invitation to all researchers to step forward and help develop a definitive proof of the film. Its especially important that we come together and cannonize this bit of evidence once and for all especially at this time when naysayers and hoaxers are putting out a new hit-piece on Patterson.

Below is a statement by Bill Munns, after he viewed a couple of clips from the film:

"A preliminary analysis of recently acquired film by Mike Rugg and the Bigfoot Discovery Museum is certain to change our analysis of issues related to the known filmed scene of Roger casting a trackway print. This film reel contains a segment showing Roger casting a footprint track, and then displaying the resulting hardened cast, and it is emphatically a different casting effort than the one commonly shown and often argued by the skeptical community as being the Bluff Creek casting. Further analysis is necessary and a proper 4K film frame scan of the footage is needed, but it can be said on no uncertain terms that the skeptical suspicions often cited as discrepancies between the known scene of Roger casting a track, and the scene showing Roger holding two casts by a tree, can no longer be relied upon to support any hoax claims, because the connection between the two film scenes is now disconnected by the proof that Roger was filmed more than once making a cast of a footprint track.

Based on the footage so far made available to me, I cannot yet make a determination if this newly acquired footage was taken at Bluff Creek, but we now must logically consider the following alternatives:

1. The original known scene of Roger casting a track was at Bluff Creek and this new one is not.

2. The new footage is of Roger at Bluff Creek and the old well-known footage was not.

3. Neither of the footage scenes was taken at Bluff Creek and the actual Bluff Creek described casting footage is still unseen and un-analyzed.

But one can no longer simply assume the old footage of Roger must have been taken at Bluff Creek, because it was the only footage known and talk of a demo casting film was dismissed as a rumor. We now know for a certainty that demo casting footage does exist (at least one of the two known versions of footage must be so), and so any analysis trying to identify Roger casting a track with what is described to have occurred at Bluff Creek must now be proven with a far higher degree of compelling proof than anyone has offered to date.

Bill Munns September 4, 2012"

Spread the word--- its time to pay homage to Roger Patterson, and counter attack the smear campaign.

Mike

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Saturday October 16, 2020
11am-4pm BBQ and fellowship at the Bigfoot Discovery Museum
5497 Highway 9, Felton, CA 95018
6pm-9pm Presentations at Louden Nelson Community Center
301 Center St., Santa Cruz CA 95060

The Bigfoot Discovery Museum is hosting the fourth annual Bigfoot Discovery Day on Saturday, October 16, 2010. Museum curator Michael Rugg will present his findings and detail accounts from more than six years of local bigfoot research. A variety of circumstantial evidence has been obtained in the Santa Cruz Mountains including unknown sound recordings, a large, unidentified tooth and a short video clip of a bipedal subject taken near the Forest of Nisene Marks. Local eyewitnesses will give testimonials about their encounters for the first time in a public forum.

The other presentations will explain and demonstrate bigfoot research methodologies:

Bart Cutino will detail field research using the latest thermal imaging devices and recount an extended sighting he had near Mt. Rainier, Washington in August 2008. He will also dispel some of the common misconceptions about bigfoot biology.

Robert Leiterman, a California State Park Ranger at the Humboldt Redwoods, has been conducting a remote camera survey for the past two years. His presentation will explain the latest game-camera technology utilized in bigfoot research.

LAST MINUTE CHANGE--Due to unforseen circumstances, James Bobo Fay will NOT be able to make it to our event tomorrow. Filling in will be
Scott McClean, fellow sasquatch researcher and author of BIG NEWS PRINTS. He will give a presentation on historical wildman references that have been brought to light via his newspaper archive research.

Ticket prices:
At the Museum--
Museum is free admission, BBQ lunch is $5-6
At the Evening Presentations--
Genr'l Admission Adult $10.00
Museum members, seniors, students $8.00
Children under 12 are free
Special reserved seating (1st 3 rows) add $10

Payment can be made by check payable to "CapriTaurus" and mailed to:
Bigfoot Discovery Museum
CapriTaurus
P.O. Box 153
Felton, CA 95018
Paypal is an option as well, payable to harrybiped@yahoo.com--please add an extra $2.00 to cover the fee

The museum will be open both Friday and Saturday evening to serve as hosts for out of town guests and we'll share information on the most likely haunts of the local bigfoot at this time of year. (We'll point you in the best direction for a possible bigfoot event, should you desire some nocturnal outings while in our neck of the woods) Local recommendations for nearby accommodations include Fern River Cabins, Santa Cruz Redwoods Campground and Cotillion Gardens (all walking distance from the museum). The best place to stay for a bigfoot event would be the remote campsites in Nisene Marks Park, where you might easily hear the cries from the "Olive Springs Howler."(25 minute drive and 6 mile hike uphill... remember to bring your own water)

If you have any questions call 831-335-4478

2nd annual, "A Day of Music and Art to Benefit the Bigfoot Discovery Museum!"

Kepi Ghoulie and his friends were here again playing music during the day at the Bigfoot Discovery Museum on August 28th, 2010, and later that night at
The Crepe Place.

Check out this video from last year's event!

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Museum Newsletter Archive

Here are past issues of our Museum Newsletter. Become a member and receive the newsletter when it is first published, along with an overview of the activities of the Museum Study Group (meeting minutes). Non-Members will have access to past issues here, which will be archived from time to time. Non-members will not have access to the meeting minutes. Newsletter photos by Tom Yamarone, Mike Rugg and others.

Vol 1 No 1 May 2005 Premiere Issue (1 MB .pdf)

Vol 1 No 2 June 2005 Bellingham Conference (1.8 MB .pdf)

Vol 1 No 3 July 2005 Zayante Habitat (1.1 MB .pdf)

Vol 1 No 4 August 2005 School Visit (790 kb .pdf)

Vol 1 No 5 September 2005 Marx-Biscardi (788kb)

Vol 1 No 6 October 2005 Patterson-Gimlin (876kb .pdf)

Vol 1 No 7 November 2005 Bluff Creek (1.8 MB .pdf)

Vol 1 No 8 December 2005 Historical Archives (1.3 MB .pdf)

Vol 1 No 9 January 2006 John Green Trip (1.10 MB .pdf)

Vol 1 No 10 Febuary 2006 Pee Wee Herman (1.0 MB .pdf )

Vol 1 No 11 March 2006 Vance Orchard (2.0 MB)

Vol 1 No 12 April 2006 Membership (848kb)

Here are past issues of Volume 2 of our Newsletter:

Vol 2 No 1 May 2006 Malaysian Bigfoot (744kb)

Vol 2 No 2 June 2006 Grand Opening (864kb .pdf)

Vol 2 No 3 July 2006 Clawed (608kb .pdf)

Vol 2 No 4 August 2006 Museum Campout (776kb .pdf)

Vol 2 No 5 September 2006 Loch Lomond (672kb .pdf)

Vol 2 No 6 October 2006 Autumn Williams (864kb .pdf )

Vol 2 No 7 November 2006 Rummage Sale (394kb .pdf)

Vol 2 No 8 December 2006 Yowie Authors (376kb .pdf)

Vol 2 No 9 January 2007 Jaimie Jackson (504kb .pdf)

Vol 2 No 10 Febuary 2007 CA BFRO (416kb .pdf )

Vol 2 No 11 March 2007 Bigfooter Visit (324kb .pdf)

Vol 2 No 12 April 2007 Bonny Doon BF (436kb .pdf)

Here are past issues of Volume 3 of our Newsletter:

Vol 3 No 1 May 2007 Discovery Day Prep (404kb .pdf)

Vol 3 No 2 June 2007 Bigfoot in Parade (496kb .pdf)

Vol 3 No 3 July 2007 Report on Bigfooot Discovery Day (756kb .pdf)

Vol 3 No 4 August 2007 Pogonip Bigfoot (776kb .pdf)

Vol 3 No 5 September 2007 Gimlin Outing (672kb .pdf)

Vol 3 No 6 October 2007 40th Anniversary (864kb .pdf )

Vol 3 No 7 November 2007 40th in Willow Creek (328kb .pdf)

Vol 3 No 8 December 2007 MonsterQuest DNA (528kb .pdf)

Vol 3 No 9 January 2008 Pogonip Bigfoot (388kb .pdf)

Vol 3 No 10 February 2008 Molar Tooth Found (365kb .pdf)

Vol 3 No 11 March 2008 Cal Bigfoot Exhibit (728kb .pdf)

Vol 3 No 12 April 2008 Bigfoot Resort (464kb .pdf )

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