http://www.texasbigfoot.com/02_405.html

http://www.texasbigfoot.com/UnionCoAR3.html
http://www.texasbigfoot.com/UnionCoAR4.html (2005)

Good article and great sightings, Belle!

hi belle & josh and everyone yes i agree that was a very interesting tbrc sasquatch expedition. those areas in the photos look like wonderful habitat for sasquatch creatures. im sure the tbrc will keep us posted on other expeditions or trips about bigfoot. i wonder if the tbrc has this expedition on dvd. yes josh i agree those sasquatch sightings dureing the expedition sound very exciting. sometime i feel like that im actually on the expedition becouse the tbrc actually tell us everything about their expeditions. at least the bfro helps them out as well. thanks bill green

hi ecwool craig wow thats a wonderful expedition that tbrc went on. is there going to be a follow trip or expedition. bill

I listened to the two "howl" sound files. On the second (larger) recording it sounds like "howls" trying to sound like sirens and at times almost sounded like there were two individuals doing it. It definitely drove the dogs wild. I didn't read the entire exhibition report, but of the parts I read - having an unknown walker come close to a cloth tent would not be too comforting in my book. I've read of many incidents like this and whatever and whoever it is at these times - they have the presence of mind to quit walking and be absolutely still at the appropriate times. This is not the action of a dumb animal. Time and time again, when they hear humans stir they are absolutely quiet. I remember one time camping we heard something go into our bag of pop cans and we definitely stirred and the noise never stopped. In fact we looked outside the tent and there was a big bushy tail sticking outside of the bag. It was either a raccoon or fox. The big guy is definitely one smart creature.

Good article and great sightings, Belle!

Thanks for the links to the very interesting reports.