“If you have been following my escapades in the field of cryptozoology, then you might be asking yourself what could life be like for an individual burdened with the Herculean task that is the relentless pursuit of Knowledge? I was once a tenured Professor at a prestigious educational institution that will remain nameless due toContinue reading “Notes of a Personal Nature”
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A hair covered dream.
11-5-21 Location: Gifford National Forest (Lowlands) Current Conditions: Light snow with a steady wind I’ve decided to move my camp down into the forested valleys below as winter weather takes hold over these mountains, priorities have shifted from the furthering of human knowledge to the more pressing needs of shelter, fire and food. I planContinue reading “A hair covered dream.”
Research challenges
10/15/2021 Location: Gifford Pinchot National Forest Washington. Weather: Sunshine, a slight breeze from the west. Temperature 55F. Environment: Thick montane pine forest and dense undergrowth Note: One of the greatest challenges to successful research in the field of cryptozoology is other researchers. Many of these so-called research organizations are essentially untrained hobbyists who only makeContinue reading “Research challenges”
Elk encounter
1/7/21 Luck and ingenuity are rarely in sync so when this occurs and one is as gifted with natural intelligence as I am the results can be absolutely unprecedented. To explain, whilst scouting the lower valleys between the slopes of Mt Saint Helens and Goat Mountain I came across a dead elk. Unfortunately, the stomach had been rupturedContinue reading “Elk encounter”
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Entry 311 Montana
Ovando, MT, October, 2021 Per a tip acquired through my colleagues in Montana, I went to investigate an incident near Ovando reported by a wine delivery driver who works for United Beverage out of Missoula. Robert Pinckney, 37 was almost finished with his route on the evening of October 3rd when he started feeling ill.Continue reading “Entry 311 Montana”
Chip Banditry.
Camp Assault!
1/3/21 I was awakened late last night by a pungent animal scent. After confirming that my hiking boots were not the culprit, I ventured out of my Bivy sack to investigate. Immediately I noted that my campfire had gone out. Upon closer inspection, it appeared that it had been smothered and that my supplies had been scatteredContinue reading “Camp Assault!”
Road feast.
1/1/2021 The new year has begun with some promise. Despite the cold, the sun has returned bringing with it a sense of new purpose and energy. I came across some roadkill on one of my infrequent sojourns into what passes for civilization around here, this trip being precipitated by the need for vital supplies. FreshContinue reading “Road feast.”
Wild Immersion.
12/05/2020 Dr. Milo Meeker report# 210 Location: Mt. Baker-soqualmie National Forest. Weather: Overcast with intermittent showers. Temperature 42F. Environment: Thick montane pine forest and dense undergrowth. Overview: The weather continues to limit research activities and it’s a challenge to keep my instruments from succumbing to the constant dampness. I have set up a base camp on the slope of the mountainContinue reading “Wild Immersion.”
Dr. Milo Meeker’s Field Notes 