Texas Expedition : March 6 - 9, 2008

This will be the first open-invitation BFRO expedition in Texas.

The Texas organizer and co-organizer have identified a habitat location in Northern Texas. At least one sasquatch did not hesitate to approach them a few months ago in this area. There is a relatively high concentration of large prey animals in this zone.

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Stick formation in northern Texas, found and photographed by Troy Hudson.

There are various types of bigfoot-related stick formations in North America. The type pictured above is the most common, but there's different variations to it. These particular formations most likely serve as position landmarks, and probably have no other meaning. Other stick formations seem to have more meaning. Some seem to point in a particular direction, often to where another formation is found that also points in some direction. Some use free-standing straight logs dragged together from the closest sources. Others (like the one shown above) use a combination of bent trees and logs dragged from elsewhere.

The formation pictured above is larger than it may first appear. Those are small *trees* bent over and woven together. The average human would not be tall enough or heavy enough to weave these trees together like this.