Texas Bigfoot Research Conservancy

I read in our local paper that a landowner near Paris, Tx. has been getting game camera pictures of a bear at his deer feeder. And, the Del Rio, Tx. paper had an article about a bear walking down Highway 90 right in town! Black bears are in Texas for sure. Increasing numbers & expanded ranges are the things to note.

they also say there arent any cougars or panthers but i and my old neighbors have seen them!!!!

Spooky, Maynard... I've been right past this place during the evening, and let me tell ya: it is NOT a place you want to have any encounter, with creatures or humans! ;-)

I'm sad to hear of her passing. God Bless! Dr J
http://www.thedailycourier.com/Bigfoot

Scott, yes we have the white t-shirts in sizes L, XL, 2XL & 3XL. They are $25 each including shipping. You can paypal the funds to conservancy@texasbigfoot.com.

Freddy, we have heard of some encounters from Robertson County, but they're all second-hand. Robb Riggs wrote about the so-called "Brazos Booger" in the book "Weird Texas" that he co-authored. The Brazos Booger was reportedly seen along the Brazos River hardwood bottoms at one time in the vicinity of Hearne. Keeping a camera is an excellent idea; one NEVER knows what may step out from the trees out into a clearing.

The closest river in our vicinity is the Navasota. We are camping at Lake Limestone.