Sasquatch Seeker's Field Manual by Gordon, David George -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

The Sasquatch Seeker’s Field Manual Title Copyright Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Elements of a Successful Sasquatch Search

Citizen Science

From Flower Buds to Dead Birds Scientific Nomenclature The Primate Family Tree

A Portrait of the Sasquatch

The Sasquatch in Brief Native American Testimony

Adventures in Cryptozoology

Some Say Pseudoscience Heard of Hominology? Enter the Sasquatch Folderol and Fakes

The Road Ahead

Part II: Protocols

Mounting A Search

Scientific Advice Essential Equipment Tips to Improve Your Odds

Gathering Evidence

Writing Field Notes Maintaining a Chain of Custody Taking Photos and Videos Capturing Sounds Interpreting Footprints Obtaining Hair Samples Collecting Scat Interviewing Eyewitnesses

Sharing Your Discoveries

Part III: Hiking Guide

Noteworthy Sightings

Northern California Oregon Washington British Columbia

Fraser River Valley, British Columbia

Hicks Lake Alouette Mountain

Hoquiam, Washington

Johns River State Wildlife Area Lake Sylvia State Park Fletcher Canyon

Mount St. Helens, Washington

Ape Canyon Trail Ape Cave Trail

Oregon Caves National Monument, Oregon

Limpy Botanical Interpretive Loop Briggs Creek Trail Waters Creek Trail

Bluff Creek, California

Burnt Ranch Falls Horse Ridge Trail to Mill Creek Lakes

Resources Notes Index

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