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| Category: Social Science:Forklore And Mythology |
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| About the Book | |
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This is the most unique Bigfoot book you’ll ever read! All of the content contained in this book was copied from almost 6 decades of Scotty Rickman’s own personal journals. The stories and adventures that were chosen for this book each represent a different chapter in Scotty’s remarkable journey in life as a Mountain Man living and working in the Forest Industry of 6 western states. Not the Grizzly Adams type, but as close to it as any man could get. This book’s purpose is to provide real answers to the many questions circulating throughout the Bigfoot community. Many of these could only be answered by living where Bigfoot lives, often for an extended amount of time. Who are they? What are they? Do they have families? What about kids? Are they really Man eaters? What is a wood knock and why do they do that? Are they dangerous to be around? How do they hide so well? What’s their personality like? Who are the Mountain People? Who are the Forest Indians? Are women and children safe in the forest? What kind of interactions did you have with them? How did you survive? What kind of work did you do? Why are Bigfoot pictures always blurry? All of those questions, and more, are logically answered in both true stories, and educational chapters.
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“Very good stories.”
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| About the Author | |
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Scotty Rickman was a "Mountain Man" who kept a journal of his experiences for more than 60 years. Although Scotty had made occasional brief trips into town for supplies when he couldn’t find anyone else going, it was never a pleasant experience for him. If not for a sudden bout with cancer, he would be still be living the good life of a hermit in his beloved mountains. |