Sasquatch Odyssey: The Hunt for Bigfoot [VHS]
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This is the story of the hunt for Bigfoot and the four old-men who have been searching for the elusive, mythical creature for the last 40 years. Inspired by the discovery of Yeti (abominable snowman) tracks in Nepal in the early 1950’s, followed by giant footprints in Northern California in 1958, these young adventurers set out to find an animal which science said didn’t exist. Originally, working together on the Pacific Northwest Bigfoot Expedition of 1960-62, funded by a Texas oil millionaire named Tom Slick- these four men began a quest and a rivalry which to ...
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