The TBRC has lined up a very impressive group of speakers featuring wildlife author and naturalist Peter Matthiessen, artist Robert Swain, primate biologist Esteban Sarmiento, wildlife biologist John Bindernagel, Baylor sociologists Chris Bader and Carson Mencken, wildlife biologist and naturalist John Mioncynzski, video developer Bill Dranginis, and cryptozoologist, author, and zoologist Loren Coleman. TBRC members who will speak include Daryl Colyer, Alton Higgins, and Jerry Hestand. TBRC member Brian Brown will emcee the event and host a roundtable discussion Saturday night featuring all the guest speakers and TBRC chairman Craig Woolheater.
General admission tickets will be sold for $15. Educators and students of the Tyler ISD will receive $5 off the price of admission with a school ID. The conference is truly a bargain for anyone interested in the subject of bigfoot.
The conference is sponsored by the Texas Bigfoot Research Conservancy (TBRC). The TBRC is funded by membership dues, fundraisers, this annual conference, donations, and grants. The TBRC desires to enhance the credibility of bigfoot/sasquatch research and facilitate a greater degree of acceptance by the scientific community and other segments of society of the likelihood of a biological basis behind the sasquatch mystery. The TBRC is a registered non-profit organization with the Internal Revenue Service.
So, if you are in East Texas on September 26th drop on by the Texas Bigfoot Conference. It should be fun and educational. I will be there and would enjoy meeting and visiting with anyone who follows this site.
See you there.
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