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Introduction

12/1/1998

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These notes concern my search for evidence of Bigfoot or Sasquatch from December 1998 through November 1999. They are transcribed from handwritten journals. Almost all are concerned with field work in an area of the north Oregon Cascades centered on a point approximately 90 miles SSE of Portland, Oregon. With few exceptions, all field work has been done in the Mount Hood National Forest's Clackamas River Ranger District

Pretty much what I wrote is what you will read. To illustrate original handwritten text, some of the notes have been scanned. You might want to compare them to the typed version.

What you are invited to read are those notes from December 16, 1998 to November 25, 1999. Selected additional field notes from 2000-2002 will be added soon. These pages were created by George B. McAdams directly from Joe's notes.

You will find no Bigfoot body, bones or photographs in the notes. What Joe and his primary partners, Trapper Steve Kiley and Cliff Olson look for are: "Things that are out of place, things that aren't quite right, the little things." (Trapper Steve quote). Mainly what you will read is: go up the hill, get some exercise, maybe see or hear something out of the ordinary, go home. That's it. Don't expect anything more.

The reader will also notice that there are no theories, summaries, conclusions or speculations noted. That does not mean that the days afield were random. Quite the contrary. Joe has been working on his "Standard Sasquatch Area" theory for some years. Field work was based around that theory. From now on, the theory will be co-written by Trapper Steve Kiley. A book might come out of this and the listed issues will be addressed.

All of this writing, pictures and maps are ©, Copyright Joseph Hector Beelart, Jr. 2000-2002. All rights reserved.

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    Author Joe Beelart was raised on a ranch in the north Nebraska sand hill. His family moved to the Oregon Coast Range foothills in 1970. Joe has been interested in the phenomena of Bigfoot since 1993. After studying the creatures in the Coastal Range and upper Clackmas River, in the year 2000 Joe expanded his areas of interest to the Wind River systems in southern Washington.

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