title: Bigfoot Observer's Field Manual: A practical and easy-to-follow step-by-step guide to your very own face-to-face encounter with a legend
author:  Robert W. Morgan 
description: Since he saw his first Sasquatch in 1957 in Mason County Washington, Robert W. Morgan has traveled the world seeking more information about the beings he calls Forest Giants.<br>His search has led him to Native Americans and their legends, a Tibetan lama, and expeditions to the forests of Washington State, sometimes alone, sometimes in groups. He has had encounters with these beings, which he believes are True Human Beings.<br>Morgan resides in Whitefish, Montana, where he spends the winter months writing. Summertime is reserved for more adventures.
zlib_text: In the shadows: How to do your own Bigfoot
  Research
  By D.W. Lee
  Copyright 2018, D.W. Lee
  All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever
  without written permission, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or
  reviews.
  Published 2018
  
  Written for all the MABRC Researchers, Past and Present
  who have spent time in the field to further the knowledge
  in Bigfoot Research. Table of Contents
  Introduction 
   
  What do you expect to accomplish? 
   
  Important information to know 
   
  Finding a research area 
   
  Research Tactics
   
  Equipment to use
   
  Sighting Reports 
   
  Witnesses/Interviews
   
  Casting a track in the field 
   
  Protocols and Procedures 
   
  Forms
  
  Introduction
  Back in the day when I first began Bigfoot research, the Internet was in its infancy, Facebook
  was not even a notion yet, and YouTube was just a fancy on the part of someone’s fantasy for
  the future. There was no information available to help someone start out in Bi