Sasquatch Chronicles Blog

Sep 5

Sasquatch Island

Thomas Sewid writes “My partner with Wildwoman Productions Victoria Williams has directed me to release our trailer for our productions of SASQUATCH ISLAND. Enjoy and share away!

We need more contacts for Canadian and American Natives Indians to interview and share their accounts, stories, dances, art and perspectives about the creatures found throughout Turtle Island/North America or as we call it Sasquatch Island.

Please use my email to contact me and I will call you back. tom.sewid@gmail.com

If you want us to come onto your Reservation lands, please ensure we have contacts for Chief & Council so we can ensure protocols, permissions and permits are in place.

Artists, this is a great opportunity to get you and your work related to Sasquatch/Bigfoot out there for people to see. This includes dancers, speakers and singers.

Soon the migrations to our Pacific Northwest shellfish beaches begin and our cameras, FLIR’s and team will be out there trying to capture the Sasquatch/Bigfoot out on the beaches!”

6 Responses to “Sasquatch Island”

  5. Bonnie I

    Thanks for the preview! Perhaps the animal people as mentioned in Hopi legends (and the Blue Star Kachina) were what we refer to as Sasquatch today too. Hopi mythology states (Book of Hopi) that the animal people left to make way for the humans. I think we all need to listen much more to what many Native American people have to say about this subject if we really want to get closer to the truth.

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Jan 18

Sasquatch Island

Tom Sewid writes “In review of our Ministry of Wildlife’s elk distribution map of Vancouver Island a.k.a. Sasquatch Island,

I realized that the areas where the Roosevelt Elk live, are also high report areas of Sasquatch/Bigfoot encounters. In the winter the elk move down slope to winter in the river valley’s and estuaries. The regions where there’s high concentrations of shellfish beaches and elk winter habitat is where most winter encounters take place. There’s approximately 3000+ elk on our island.

Seeing as there are some great reports of elk being hunted by Sasquatch/Bigfoot throughout North America, it stands to reason that the elk on Sasquatch Island are also hunted by the creatures. Now that I have covered migration patterns, high concentration of seasonal protein sources and the island offers such a diverse seafood food source for the Sasquatch/Bigfoot, one can see why I call our island home Sasquatch Island?

I have another expedition planned for the 1st week of February, but as one can see from my posts these last two months, anytime is prime time for looking for the creatures on Sasquatch Island. Winter of coarse being the best time, since our Sasquatch/Bigfoot does not like snow. I say that in jest, but in truth it’s all because of the elk and shellfish being in abundance in certain areas that allow easy hunting and harvesting for the creatures. So come on you Sasquatch/Bigfoot enthusiast, Sasquatch Island as I have shown allows us a great opportunity to find conclusive proof of the existence of these creatures, so come on, book your adventure expedition with our operations! www.hamoomooadventures.com

 

8 Responses to “Sasquatch Island”

  1. Bryan P

    You are so right Tom, Vancouver island is Sasquatch island. We have a farm in Merville at the base of mt Washington right along a very popular elk path along the power lines. We hear the big fellas in the forest and on our farm daily. We really do live in paradise here on Vancouver (Sasquatch) island. I’d highly recommend anyone looking to have big foot encounters to come to Vancouver island, they are very at home and abundant here. Love your insight and wisdom Tom, thanks

    • Glen K

      Bryan, you hear them on a daily basis!!? Man am I jealous! Have you ever spotted one? Although I live in New Jersey, I have a very dear friend who lives with his wife and kids in Vancouver. He’s been asking me to visit for a while, and I think I’m going this summer. I intend to check out Vancouver Island!! Are the Bigfoot more prevalent during any particular time of the year?

  2. Bryan P

    Hey Glen. Vancouver is a great place too, u should explore Harrison hot springs, about an hour outside of Vancouver as well as come to Vancouver island. Pretty much every place outside the city will have wilderness areas to explore and go squatching. Lots of people have gone missing in the mountains both on Vancouver island and the coastal mountains near Vancouver so be careful but have fun. If u google big foot areas of British Columbia Vancouver island and Harrison hot springs will both come up.

    • Glen K

      Bryan, Thanks very much! I appreciate the advice. Missing people? Well, you only live once! No, seriously, I will be careful, and hopefully I’ll have company with me when I explore. I’ve read that Vancouver often gets rated as one of the most beautiful places in the world. Can’t wait to go!!

  3. Rob C

    My wife and I took our honeymoon on Vancouver Island back in 2003. I never knew it was a Bigfoot hotspot until recently! We hiked through many of the valleys and mountain areas and also met John Bindernagel. I wish I knew then what I know now.

  5. Amy D

    Isn’t Vancouver Island where they filmed the first season or two of ‘Alone ‘ on the History channel? In one episode from I think last season one woman heard strange ‘chatter’ then said it was the two bears a distance away…. it sounded like Samarui chatter to me ..Anyone else see that?

  6. Gabriel H

    Amy that was an awesome moment. “…which I swear sounded like two Sasquatches having sex” Yep Alone (season’s 1 & 2) – West side of the north end of Vancouver Island. What a great show hey? One of my favourites.

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