Squatchland II

About the Book

This book is the continuing story that began with the Mystery of the Iatt Lake Monster—Revealed!, subtitled Squatchland: The Dartigo Creek Valley Project, where I discovered a tribe of Bigfoots living across the street where I was renting a Cajun-style shotgun house with a rusty tin roof across from a well at the foot of a clean, clear swamp created by three crooked creeks. After a violent initial encounter, David made friends with Mo Cho Rook, the king of the Crooked Snake tribe. Then after moving to the other side of the parish, members of the tribe followed him and made camp across the road from his new habitation where he made friends with Nebehkakun, the local clan leader, who told David much about the tribe and the various local clans. Over one hundred Bigfoots moved to live in his yard, hence the title Squatchland II: Under the Sign of the Crooked Snake.
David takes us deep into the forest to visit local clans and shows pictures of each creek valley with what looks to be tall upright walking creatures. David also shows 5 different types of Bigfoots and pictures of each.* Get yours in Gloss only from Xlibris.com.

About the Author

David Hollis grew up and graduated high school in Louisiana, where he was an avid hunter and fisherman in his youth. He graduated with a BA from the University of Mississippi, double-majoring in history and political science that served as a pre-law degree. David started out in the professional world in retail store management, as a district manager, then manager of sales operations, and general manager of sales, Central Louisiana, for BellSouth Cellular Corporation. His management skills are 1. Observational skills, so feedback can be given on performance issues; 2. Documentation skills, so that feedback cannot be denied; 3. Planning and goal-setting skills; 4. researching and implementation skills; and 5. Ability to motivate employees to a high degree of productivity, initiates the activity level without supervision. All these skills were applied to his project. David identifies five different types of Bigfoots and shows pictures of each. He also goes into their hunting tactics, tools and weapons and shows pictures of each. The Author takes us to visit different creek valleys to meet the different local clans of the Crooked Snake Tribe.