SASQUATCH SUBJECT OF PROGRAM AT REYNOLDS HOMESTEAD
September 8, 2014
Find out more about the legendary creature known as “Sasquatch” or “Bigfoot” on Saturday, September 13 at 2:00 p.m. when Billy Willard of Sasquatch Watch of Virginia will host a presentation on the latest research and theories about its origin and existence.
The presentation will include reported sightings in Virginia, alleged sounds and vocalizations and film and video footage. Over the years, many researchers have gathered information from eyewitnesses and have noticed some common features of Sasquatch. The presentation will discuss these common features as well as suggest some common theories discussed in the research field today.
About Billy Willard and Sasquatch Watch of Virginia
Billy Willard is president of an environmental consulting firm and has an education in environmental science. He oversees various types of environmental assessment and cleanup projects and has been in this profession for over 20 years.
Willard became interested in the Bigfoot phenomena early in life as a kid after watching such movies as the “Legend of Boggy Creek” and “The Creature from Black Lake.” In 2005, Billy and his sons Josh and Tim formed Sasquatch Watch of Virginia, and Willard currently serves as its director.
Willard also hosts an internet radio program every Tuesday night at 9:00 p.m. on the Blogtalk Radio Network called Sasquatch Watch Radio. Each week he has guests from around the world that include Bigfoot researchers and eyewitnesses. The past shows are archived and available for listening.
A speaker at many conferences, including the Ohio Bigfoot Conference, the East Coast Bigfoot Conference, the Chautauqua Lake Bigfoot Expo, Cabela’s “Strange, Rare and Unusual Sightings,” Creature Weekend and numerous other events in the State of Virginia, Willard has investigated many sighting locations and interviewed many eyewitnesses since 2005 as part of his field research.
The program at the Reynolds Homestead is offered free to the public and refreshments will be served.
