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Tracking Bigfoot

Tracking Bigfoot is a personal Bigfoot narrative in the spirit of In Pursuit of Bigfoot by T.A. Wilson, which I enjoyed a great deal. The two books share the same get it done work ethic and each of the authors claim to have had a person sighting of ...

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File Size: 1370 KB
Print Length: 264 pages
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Publication Date: July 9, 2014
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Language: English
ASIN: B00LOCW3KS
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$1 Donation to Cancer Research for Every Book Sold! After the passing of our father’s death we needed to fulfill a promise to him. That promise was to share my dad’s knowledge of tracking Bigfoot. It was our father’s dying wish to publish his book called Tracking Bigfoot. Our father Donald Lee Wallace was man who lived in the North Cascade Mt. for the past 30 years. He tracked Bigfoot for the past 28 years. He lived off the land and appreciated e...

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