Thoughts on these books?

>>667981
I haven't read the books but I've listened to 5 or 6 interviews with the author on coast to coast AM....I liked the stories up until he starts leaning towards bigfoot....the interviews are especially creepy to listen to while sitting around a campfire when your camping

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>>667981
> this thread again

>>>/x/

>>667986
I'd rather have /x/ on out than frogposters desu

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>>667993
Whys that senpai?

One more reason to go into the woods armed.

I'm not saying it was Bigfoot, but it's Bigfoot: The Book

>this thread again
>still not buying his books

sage

shill plz go

>>>/x/
>>>/trash/

>>667997

Huh, I'm pretty sure I made this pepe. Someone has stolen it and turned it into a gif.

Bloody outrageous.

>>667983

I don't like:

>no explanation!

I can come up with many naturally occurring reasons for the cases he lists.

They're interesting books, though, as a list of missing people in da woods is of interest to me.

I really like the books personally. It's a big world out there and you never know what can happen in the wilderness. Stay safe out there fellow sc/out/s

are you fucking kidding me dude this thread AGAIN?!

fuuuuuckkkkkk ooooffffff

>>667981

Long, dry reads, until you hit one of the really weird/creepy ones. Then you put the book down and go do something involving being awake with lights on.

>>669265
the ones with kids disappearing are pretty unsettling