The nature of an intelligent and ancient people — their mind, their kindness, and the old wisdom of the forest — drawn from the researchers, the witnesses, and the First Peoples who knew him first.

You do not sneak up on something that was watching you before you left your truck.
The hunting books want to catch him, film him, drag him into the daylight and win the argument. That has never once worked — and some quiet part of you already knows why. So this book asks a better question. Not how do I find him — but what is he? What kind of mind is out there in the deep timber. What kind of heart.
The Bigfoot Codex is the answer the old peoples have always given: a portrait of an intelligent and ancient people — devoted to family, patient, astonishingly kind to the right person — with the true encounters set among it as windows, and the cases you can check filed plainly in the back so you can look for yourself.
Read it slowly, with the porch light off and the window open.
There are two kinds of Bigfoot books. You can tell them by what they want.
| The hunting books | The Codex |
|---|---|
| Thermal cameras, trail bait, a plan to win the argument | A portrait of a mind, drawn with respect |
| A monster of the week | An older brother of the forest — the framing that's four hundred years older |
| Blurry frames argued over forever | The encounters told whole, as the witnesses gave them |
| Adrenaline | The quiet feeling that comes first — and what it means |
| Promises you proof | Files the checkable cases in the back, plainly, and lets you look |
The First Peoples had it right long before we did: he is not something we search out. He is someone we come to recognize, and to respect.
"I expected monster stories. What I got was gentler and stranger — I finished it in one evening and sat on the porch a while with the light off, like it says."
"The respect for the old teachings is what sold me. This is the first book on the subject I'd hand to my grandmother."
"Section IX is the quiet genius of it. It doesn't argue with you — it just shows you where to look, and lets you do the rest."
Bigfoot Sightings Canada documents the witnesses, the evidence, and the footprints left behind in the most remote and unforgiving wilderness on earth — from the dense forests of British Columbia to the frozen tundra of the Yukon.
The Codex is the channel's answer to the question we're asked more than any other. Not where is he — we've spent years on that. But what is he? This book is everything the sightings, the researchers, and the old peoples have taught us about the being behind the footprints — written down carefully, and with respect.
— Bigfoot Sightings Canada
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Every encounter is presented the way the witness gave it — and the cases that can be checked are filed in the back, plainly, with enough detail for you to look them up yourself. The Codex doesn't argue. It shows you where to look, and what the old peoples said, and lets you decide.
It's the opposite of a monster book. Most of what's in it is about intelligence, family, and an old kind of kindness — you'll finish it quieter than you started, and probably fonder of the deep woods, not more afraid of them.
The videos are sightings — one at a time. The Codex is the whole portrait: what ten thousand years of stories, dozens of witnesses, and the First Peoples' teachings say about the being behind them, in one book you can read slowly and keep.
Because the point of the Codex is to be read, not collected. It's priced so that anyone who has ever felt like something was out there can afford to find out what the old peoples already knew.
A beautifully illustrated PDF for any phone, tablet, or computer — formatted to read like a book, because it is one.