I would like to thank Steve for sending this to me. YouTuber “TheTacticalDefender” writes “Hiking: Trash Dump & Bigfoot? – Went for a late day hike and unfortunately it wasn’t a pleasant hike. I hate finding crap people discard in the woods and what the F was that smell.”
susie l
I have smelled the same thing here in Idaho Mts. Riding my 4-wheeler thinking it was something dead but then again something was not right. But then when I came back through the smell was gone, like you how does dead things get up and leave? I don’t know if you can pack a hand gun in your state but for safety reasons you might want to think on that
Darrell O
Hey Susie, where in Idaho do you ride? I live in North Idaho so I am in the Coeur d’ Alene National Forest or in the St. Joe National Forest during elk season. Creepiest thing that has happened to me is before elk season started last year I arrived early to our hunting camp to make sure we had it. I was there alone the first night and one of our members arrived the second evening. The camp site has a lot of improvements done to include graveled areas where we park our trailers. The second night I woke up out of deep sleep at 0230 in the morning to the sound of Crunch… Crunch…. Crunch…. Crunch… outside my trailer! Something was walking through the gravel and had to be within a few feet of my trailer. It sounded like it was on two legs, but who knows for sure without checking and I didn’t check. The next day the rest of the guys arrived and there was no more incidents. Pretty creepy night though because something was walking around very deliberately.
Paul M
Seem like your on to something. Can’t say forsure. Bigfoot are found in all kinds of locations that people wouldn’t think. Your lookin at it the right way. Ya don’t know. But you did have a strange encounter. In a place that you know very well. Thanks
Daniel S
hope ya get some footage, who knows, stay safe, mind thou you came across like you know watch your do,peice,out