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Witness Observation I was hog hunting from a tree stand next to the Sabine River. I had gone to my stand around 5:30 AM, put out sliced apples and table scraps to hold the hogs for a few minutes for a shot. I got in my tree stand and waited for the woods to settle… Read more »

In 1959, age 22, I was hitchhiking from Biggs, Oregon down U.S. Highway 97 to Klamath Falls. About halfway through the trip I was picked up by a man who asked if I planned to do any camping in the Cascades. I said, “no.” He said, “Good, because there are things up there that will… Read more »

The Chapman family consisted of George and Jeannie Chapman and children numbering, at my visit, four. Mr. Chapman worked on the railroad, and was living at that time in a small place called Ruby Creek, 30 miles up the Fraser River from Agassiv, British Columbia, in Canada’s great western province. It was about three in… Read more »

I thought this was a very interesting video. It was recorded by a man on youtube named Robert Dodson If you have time, watch the whole video but things start to get interesting about 7 – 9 minutes in.. There is plenty of eye shine, at one point he runs towards it. It starts to… Read more »

From a listener – We have a missing family member who is an avid day hiker who also enjoys hunting for Bigfoot and following tips of sightings. This is a post I’ve been sending out on social media sites. If you know the sites of fellow Bigfoot hunters/hikers or hiking enthusiasts, it would be appreciated… Read more »

Just as Sasquatch is reported to throw rocks watch this Gorilla become agitated and throw a rock

This photo has been making the rounds on Facebook. Apparently, it’s some kind of “monkey” or possibly a baby Bigfoot. Our question is: What’s it doing in someone’s backyard? Doesn’t make any sense. See photo below:

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The story of Jacko – that of a small, apelike, young Sasquatch said to have been captured alive in the 1800s – is a piece of folklore that refuses to die, despite a superb investigative article published in 1975, co-authored by John Green and Sabina W. Sanderson. The investigation into the Jacko story did not… Read more »

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“First of all, I wish to give an account of the attack and tell of the famous incident of July, 1924, when the “Hairy Apes” attacked our cabin. We had been prospecting for six years in the Mt. St. Helens and Lewis River area in Southwest Washington. We had, from time to time, come across… Read more »