Region 4 Members

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Patrick Bryan Patrick Bryan has been with the North American Dogman Project for three years and currently serves as Director of Region 4, Director of the Special Investigations Unit, and Director of the Special Response Teams, as well as a founding member of the Witness Support Group. He brings a unique leadership style to Region 4, emphasizing accountability, teamwork, and getting people actively involved in moving the Project forward. With more than ten years of experience in the paranormal field, including two years as the NADP Texas State Representative, Patrick brings extensive hands-on experience from multiple field investigations. His approach combines field investigation, organizational leadership, and a strong focus on supporting both the investigators doing the work and the witnesses who come to the NADP for answers.

Todd Tate serves as the Arkansas State Representative for the North American Dogman Project and has been with the organization for five years. As a seasoned field investigator, Todd brings years of practical experience investigating reports and working directly in the field. Having experienced multiple Dogman encounters of his own, he also brings firsthand perspective and understanding to the phenomenon. His combination of field experience, personal encounters, and long-standing involvement with the NADP makes him a valuable part of the organization's investigative efforts in Arkansas

Banking professional with more than 30 years of experience, having served in Executive Vice President and Senior Vice President roles with a primary focus on Credit Risk within Commercial Lending. My background also includes leadership positions as a Bank Board Director and as a Member of a City Economic Incentive Board, where I contributed to strategic financial planning and community development initiatives.

As an analyst, I assess financial integrity, conduct comprehensive credit evaluations, and perform systematic computational analysis to identify patterns, interpret complex data, and communicate insights that support sound decision‑making. My analytical expertise is highly transferable and universally applicable, making it a valuable asset in the research and investigation of the Dogman and broader cryptid phenomenon.

My interest in the unexplained is rooted in personal experience. Growing up in a small town, I lived in a home with paranormal activity. In the early / mid 1980s, I encountered what I describe as a “dog‑thing” creature, an event that set me on a lifelong pursuit to understand what I witnessed. That journey ultimately led me to the North American Dogman Project (NADP).

I am committed not only to finding answers for myself, but also to supporting others who have had similar encounters. It is an honor to contribute my analytical skill set to the NADP and to collaborate with fellow researchers in helping individuals who have experienced Dogman encounters gain the clarity, answers, and truth they deserve.

Brian Terrell serves as the Oklahoma State Representative for the North American Dogman Project and is the founder of Red Dirt Cryptids. With decades of experience in the cryptid field, Brian brings extensive knowledge and practical field experience to the investigation of unusual reports and phenomena. He is an author, Field Investigator, and a member of the NADP Investigative Science Division. Brian additionally serves with the Case Analysis Group, applying his experience and knowledge to the examination and evaluation of cases across the organization

Chris Tucker joined the North American Dogman Project in 2025 and later became the Texas State Representative while also serving as a member of the Witness Support Group. Highly intuitive and psychically inclined, Chris brings firsthand perspective to the NADP through multiple personal Dogman encounters of her own. She enjoys digging deeper into the phenomenon and approaches each encounter with an open mind, balancing her intuition with the scientific data collected in each case. Her willingness to consider both intuitive impressions and physical evidence brings a diverse perspective to investigations while supporting the NADP's efforts to strengthen its research and data collection