MANIM 1972 Manimals Vol

4717 FLORIN- PERKINS RD. SACRAMENTO, CA, 95826 Manimals Newsletter (MN) is intended to distribute available

SACRAMENTO, CA, 95826 Manimals Newsletter (MN) is intended to distribute available information concerning the investigation of reported unclassified human-like

information concerning the investigation of reported unclassified human-like creatures such as the Yeti of the Himalayas, the Kakundakari of the Congo basin, the Almas of the U.S.S.R., and the Sasquatch or Bigfoot of North America, etc.

FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PRIMATOLOGY,

" Lond on, 12 Nov. 1 971, at Queen Eli:z;abeth.College, University of London .

thing to you in due course, but in the meantime you could say that International Wildlife is at The Dalles, Oregon, P.O. Box 6 32, zip 9 70 5 8, has been there since the beginning of the year, intends to be there to the end of the year and possibly longer, and a) has found/seen/heard no conclusively

Ed Killam, Gen. Del., Woodland, Wn. 9 86 7 4 until 1 Sept . 1 9 72, then Dept. of Zoology, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colo . 80 52 1 has acquired a grant for a graduate study pilot project attempting to get first

to attract and survey all life in the area, including, but not exclusively, the Our study basis is to establish a camp in Bigfo'ot habitat and then attract all local wildlife to within camera range . We have been somewhat suc

Keith Laidler, graduate zoology student from England, will be unable to see a number of people involved in Sasquatch investigation as he had planned due to

Northwest Anthropological Research Notes V. 5, N. 2 (fall 197 1) " Sas quatch Handprints" Krantz, Grover S., PP. 1 45- 151 The Info Journal V. 2, N.4 (winter-spring 197 2) " ABSMs", PP. 17-18

quatch Handprints" Krantz, Grover S., PP. 1 45- 151 The Info Journal V. 2, N.4 (winter-spring 197 2) " ABSMs", PP. 17-18 Anomaly N.7 (fall 197 1) (news clipping reprint) P. 114

Saga Ap ril 19 72 11 America 's Ap e-men Monsters 11 Norton , Ray , PP·.

John Green writes 26 Aug. 1972: " The object pictured is in the possession of the Vancouver, B.C. Centennial Museum, having arrived from Lillooet, B. C. in 1947. I haven't been able to find out any more, as the anthropologist (1 only) is on holidays, but presumably

B.C. CENTENNIAL MU SEUM:

Considerable excitement was occasioned recently by the finding, in northern California, of what was believed

Considerable excitement was occasioned recently by the finding, in northern California, of what was believed to be a Bigfoot bed, or lair. With Rene Dahinden I traveled to the scene of the

Steve Matthes, Eureka, California, proffesional hunter (20 years) California Department of Fish & Game. Gus Lanergen, Eureka, Califor nia, professional hunter (over 20 years) who, in his hunting career, took more than 3000 bears (according to official records, State Archives, Sacramento). Roger Car

I stated concerning Haas' discontinued Bigfoot Bulletin: " Haas felt the Bulletin was too much trouble for the information he was receiving in return, and that much of what he was receiving should not be published in the Bulletin because people who wished to kill a Bigfoot/Sasquatch might use the in

George F. Haas has written 1 Sept. 1972 stating these statements are erroneous. He says he greatly appreciated the information he was receiving, which enabled him to build up one of the largest collections of Bigfoot material extant, but felt the time, energy and money going into the Bulletin could

Russell Gebhart writes 6 Sept. 1972 he investigated the 27 Mar. 1972 sighting report near Tamarac, Idaho where a Polaroid photo of the creature was allegedly obtained. He has sent a photo of a footprint cast taken there and an enlargement copy of the photo of the creature which looks curiously simil

qualify for free loans of equi_pment from the· editor for investigatory purposes. Currently available are: (1) Argus model 810 super-8 movie camera; (1) 1 6mm Bell & Howell Filmo 141-B cartridge movie camera, spring drive; (2) Panasonic casset tape recorders; (8) flash cameras for use with trip line