Squatching: a Guide for the Novice: A Beginner's Guide to Becoming a Bigfoot/Sasquatch Investigator

By Glenn A. Edwards

Squatching: A Guide for the Novice is a guide for the beginner in the field of conducting an investigation for Sasquatch. You will be given some common facts and history of this elusive creature in addition to the equipment that may be required to take along on your journey. Not knowing what to expect during a night out can be a little scary, with the aid of photos and links to sound recordings of the night life you may encounter, perhaps you may not be so spooked when something screams out fom the darkness. Now if you happen to be one of the lucky few and come across the tracks of a Sasquatch, step by step instructions are provided in order to creating a caste are included for your convenience and fun. Stories with a little country advice scattered along the way are included to aid you in your quest for the elusive beast.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Mar 29, 2013
• ISBN: 9781481730983

Glenn A. Edwards

Glenn is a member of the Kentucky National Guard. He and his wife Kim live in Kentucky on a small farm raising goats and cattle. They have 3 children and 5 grandchildren. He enjoys hunting and writing during his spare time and is a field researcher for Kentucky Bigfoot Research Organization.

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SQUATCHING:

A Guide for the Novice

A beginner’s guide to becoming a

BIGFOOT/SASQUATCH

investigator

GLENN A. EDWARDS

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© 2013 GLENN A. EDWARDS. All rights reserved.

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Published by AuthorHouse 3/25/2013

ISBN: 978-1-4817-3099-0 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-4817-3098-3 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2013904782

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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

RUSTLING LEAVES

CHAPTER 1

REPORTS PAST AND PRESENT

CHAPTER 2

DESCRIPTION AND TYPES

CHAPTER 3

SQUATCHING GEAR

CHAPTER 4

THE CREATION OF A CAST

CHAPTER 5

NIGHT LIFE

CHAPTER 6

WHAT TO EXPECT ON A NIGHT EXPEDITION

CHAPTER 7

ORGANIZATIONS, BOOKS AND SKETCHES

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

GLENN A. EDWARDS

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INTRODUCTION

RUSTLING LEAVES

….................................in the dark as you make your way down the trail—the faint glow of a crescent moon shining through the bare limbs of the forest casting shadows upon the ground. You’re walking with your father and two of his friends, looking forward to a good night of hunting.

Your father strains to hold back the three Walker hounds fighting their leashes, anticipating their release. You know their excitement, you’ve hunted with them many times, Raccoon, Bobcat and Bear in Tennessee. Their brave and won’t back down from any beast. Knowing they are with you gives one courage in the dark forest.

Step by step, you venture farther down the path, ever deeper, the panting of the hounds and snapping of leaves the only sound, your flashlight dancing upon the ground before you, guiding your way. Pulling your coat a little tighter to keep what warmth is left from the late October chill.

Without warning those ahead stop, you hear the click of the leashes being removed, and your four footed companions are gone in a flash. You know it won’t be long and their baying cry will sound throughout the woods.

There you hear them, HOOOO, HOOOO, their on a trail. This is an all to familiar sound. You smile to yourself, for such is what one braves the cold and darkness to hear. Excitement is felt by your group , knowing this night was going to be a good hunt.

Then a strange howl splits the darkness, it freezes everyone in mid sentence. The hounds no longer bay, but yelp like pups. You hear limbs splintering as if snapped by a giant.

You look at your father for an explanation, but he is silent. You hear running and snapping of twigs coming down the path ahead, your light shines, three pair of glowing eyes reflect back from the darkness. Frightened at first and then just a moment of relief as the three hounds bound toward you.

The relief is short lived as they streak by, their tails tucked low, they continue out of sight from the way they had been led. A deep rumbling roar springs from the darkness in the direction which the hounds had turn tail with fright, crashing and snapping of