Bigfoot Casebook Updated: Sightings and Encounters from 1818 to 2004

Great product

.When I was a little kid I wanted to read every book in the library so I started in the .001 section it was the Cryptozoology / UFO / Ghosts section and checked this book out often. Pretty much got me hooked in to reading the weird stuff! Pics and drawings were taken out in this book from the original as this is an updated version. Some stuff has been added. Lots of cool accounts and narrations of sights of the creature. IF you are a fan of the subject, you will find some sighting involve descriptions of what is known as a 'Dogman' but you won't know unless you know of that subject.

great book for recorded encounters, many newer books out now with current encounters and habitation details learned by many researchers.would recommend for the new believer. we are learning much more about these secretive creatures, there habits, there migratory routs,as more people extend into there home ground usually in un accessible areas of forest,back country areas, high sierrias, pacific coastal areas and eastern parts of the united states as well as Canada. Now proven to have human DNA GENITICS and other scientist still steer away from the proven.As with many others, I had my own encounter. They were curious about me as we are of them.

What a great book. If you are into Bigfoot lore or just some fun reading, this book is a winner. Even better at a discount price.

I ordered this book because Amazon recommended it to go with Sasquatch: Legend meets Science by Jeff Meldrum. I almost wish I hadn't gotten the book because it isn't as good as I'd expected. I had in the past read some UFO/Bigfoot stories, you get a lot of that here too.Just over half the book is a recounting of sightings/ encounters of creatures from all over the U.S. from 1818-2004. This includes not just the classic Bigfoot from Washington/Oregon but all sorts of creature sightings. I found it to be somewhat interesting reading but found that many of the cases were something like "June 1870 John Smith in Ohio saw a "hairy man" in the back forty last night" with a few other details. Most of the cases were very skimpy but some were detailed.Some interesting pictures are included (including some bad photos of creatures, one dead) but these usually don't have anything to do with the text and are sometimes more interesting.Section 2 of the book is a chronological listing, not updated past 1980, of cases. This is followed by a short bibliography, a magazine list and some online sources- this last could be the best part of the book.

i really liked this book on the bigfoot subject. this book was easy to read and had a lot of interesting cases in it. if your a bigfoot fan, researcher, or just interested in this subject it is a good book to have. I will never loan this book out to my friends because I might never get it back from them.

I have 2 male cousins, 11 and 14. Both have been fascinated at the prospect of an unknown primate, and can now point out so many things that have existed literally right under our noses for so long, but have never been found or documented until recently. Both give this book a hearty 2 thumbs up. They also recomend "Mysterious Monsters" DVD narrated by Peter Graves ( a rarity, but worth it )

I flashed through the first two but maybe I was burned out by the time I got to the third one. Maybe to much of a good thing really is to much of a good thing. Never finished it. But went through the first two in a few days...LOL

I first read this as a child, and nostalgia led me to pick up the revised edition. The extra material is quite extensive, though this is not an in depth investigation of evidence for Bigfoot; rather it is a swift survey of sighting history over the past two centuries. Unsurprisingly it focuses on the period from 1950-80, the height of pre-internet Bigfoot mania.The book is an easy and swift read, but it may not lead the reader to any conclusions about the phenomena, beyond those they already held.

Loved this particular book. It was well done and filled with so many stories that I couldn't put it down.I would recommend this book 'a must read' for all those just learning about Sasquatch.

I found a lot of it boring. I live in Duncan, BC and some of my First Nations friends and fishing buddies have better stories.

Very well written.Very informative, bases on true encounters from the past and current. Easy read, couldn't put it down.

Intense.