Shane Corson

@ljhamilton88 That is fantastic!!!!!

Good morning my fabulous friend's. I'm having a wonderful morning. Today I celebrate that my 89 year old mother BEAT CANCER. 🙂 I'm so relieved. No matter what always remember to be kind. Kindness doesn't cost a dime, the feeling in your heart last forever ♥️from Marley,me 💕

Our esteemed guest this week is the legendary naturalist, biologist, and ethnobotanist John Mionczynski! We are huge fans of John’s work and his pursuit of the ‘squatch, and we’re sure that you will be, too, once you hear this episode! Find us on your podcast app and listen now!

First time anyone has Livestreamed a search for sasquatch with a THERMAL DRONE on YouTube. The technology is amazing and allows anyone to go along for the ride. 👍💯 youtube.com/live/6xS3bt76h…

Friend and fellow ‘squatcher @CorsonShane returns to the podcast to chat about a recent field trip with @CliffBarackman and to give updates on the @OlympicProject ! Listen now wherever you get your podcasts!

Today is the 30th anniversary of the Five Points, WA trackway. Found by Paul Freeman and later cast by Dr. Jeff Meldrum and his brother, the footprints were Meldrum’s first direct contact with evidence in the ground. They changed Meldrum’s life forever. (And many of ours too.)

Award-winning wildlife expert Gareth Patterson (62) dies #garethpatterson #wildlife #photographer dlvr.it/TQpHd1

If you like on-location sasquatch encounter stories, backed up by witness testimony and audio recordings, then you'll enjoy this video. We were scared a few times during these encounters, but we're only human. 🙂 #bigfoot #audiorecording youtu.be/zO1YyHqox7Q?si…

It’s here. Journey to Ape Canyon with Aleksandar Petakov is now streaming on YouTube. Head into one of the most legendary locations in North American Bigfoot history and follow Alek and Marc Myrsell as they return to the cabin site, the mine, and the wilderness that sparked the 1924 Ape Canyon story. Watch the full documentary now: youtu.be/rF5VXunGzME?si… #cryptids #documentary #bigfoot #ApeCanyon

A cast drying in the ground while I work on a handprint on a steep nearby slope. youtube.com/shorts/jr-LDZB… #bigfoot #sasquatch #nabc

Bob Titmus—“Patty” Prints Most people have heard of Roger Patterson and maybe Bob Gimlin who were the two witnesses of the famous “Patty” making her way across the sand bank at Bluff Creek on October 20, 1967. As the debate rages about whether this was an elaborate hoax or the real deal, how many people realize a researcher by the name of Bob Titmus made his way to the film site shortly after the event to document evidence? Bob Titmus (1918–1997) was an American taxidermist, meticulous tracker, hunter, and Bigfoot researcher based in Redding, California. Known for his fieldwork throughout the Pacific Northwest. Patterson and Gimlin made initial plaster casts the day of the sighting, but the site quickly filled with water due to rain and creek flow, complicating further study. Titmus arrived at the site exactly nine days later with his brother-in-law and he made several high-quality plaster casts of remaining footprints, documented the trackway, and plotted the creature’s movements on a map. These casts, including one with a notable midtarsal pressure ridge, have been key in analyses by experts like Grover Krantz and Jeff Meldrum, who argue they show anatomical details unlikely in a 1967 hoax costume. This timeline is supported by accounts from investigators like John Green and René Dahinden, who visited later in November, as well as modern sources like cryptozoology databases and Jeff Meldrum’s research. While skeptics question the film’s authenticity, Titmus’s prompt fieldwork is well-documented and not disputed. If you’re ever in the area, I recommend visiting the Willow Creek–China Flat Museum in Willow Creek, California where you can see the casts for yourself. It houses an extensive Bigfoot collection donated by Titmus’s estate, with originals and replicas of his casts from the site, alongside other footprints, photos, and historical artifacts related to the film and early Bigfoot research. The museum is located near the intersection of Highways 299 and 96 in Humboldt County and is open to visitors interested in local logging history and cryptozoology.

Okay, but lowkey kinda adorable awkward phase 🥹 Alevins are newly hatched salmon, still attached to their egg sacs and wiggling to get around. Soon, they’ll leave the rivers of Olympic National Park and head for the open ocean. #NationalParksUSA is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.

See the latest episode of Bigfoot: Beyond the Trail today! Aleks ventures back to the stunning Olympic Peninsula of Washington State where he meets up with Shane Corson of the Olympic Project. youtu.be/xs7s0aIdFqU?si… #bigfoot #sasquatch #investigate #documentary #monsters #research #cryptids #olympic

See Eli Watson’s North American Bigfoot Center special NOW. Featuring legendary researcher Cliff Barackman, learn the history and compelling sightings which surround the North American Bigfoot Center. Streaming on YouTube! youtu.be/5ulWDuZh-Vk?si… #bigfoot #sasquatch #documentary #history #NABC #cryptozoology #cryptids #adventure #investigate #newrelease #availablenow #new

@oddoldnews Great question. I would have to say it’s all about the vantage point. The nests were constructed in a very strategic location.

@CorsonShane Are the nest built with wind direction in mind? Or is it more vantage point?

We design and print a new coin every year at the @NABigfootCenter!

“A bad day camping is still better than a good day working.” — Unknown #camping #getoutside #naturetherapy

Retrieving A Trail Camera (Creek Camera) From "Three Creeks" youtu.be/PzLxxI74JGY?si… via @YouTube

@ljhamilton88 Praying for Marley!!🐶❤️❤️

Good morning my friend's. I'm getting ready to take Marley to his surgery. He might not make it because of his heart. But I have faith and hope that my Marley will be OK. But I'm still worried. The video is older, but I wanted to share Marley's love of life.💞from Marley and me