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Sep 13

The Seasonal Sasquatch: Bigfoot and Hibernation

Bob Gymlan writes “Bear have long been used by bigfoot researchers to represent that North America can sustain a large primate. The problem then becomes: bear hibernate during the winter. So what do sasquatch do?”

14 Responses to “The Seasonal Sasquatch: Bigfoot and Hibernation”

  2. Jeffrey H

    2nd!! There have been too many reports of BF’s being seen in the middle of winter. Even during snow storms BF’s have been seen walking around, checking things. One was seen (middle of the night) by a guy while he was in his auto cause because of it being stuck in the snow, Marines have seen them while they were doing manovers up in deep snow country and even a young paper boy (4-5am) was being followed in the middle of winter. Their food doesn’t hibernate and they are very resourceful creatures, they’ll find food. I’m sure that they do lay low during the winter and sighting are less but they’re still out there!!

  3. Jeffrey H

    2nd!! There have been too many reports of BF’s being seen in the middle of winter. Even during snow storms BF’s have been seen walking around, checking things. One was seen (middle of the night) by a guy while he was in his auto cause because of it being stuck in the snow, Marines have seen them while they were doing manovers up in deep snow country and even a young paper boy (4-5am) was being followed in the middle of winter. Their food doesn’t hibernate and they are very resourceful creatures, they’ll find food. I’m sure that they do lay low during the winter and sighting are less but they’re still out there!! Chilling!!!

      • DrAaron

        We would rather see a duplicate than no comment at all, brother…I remember the paperboy story from Iowa!!!
        That was nuts, and I had Google maps up during the SasChron episode and could follow the whole story from a satellite image of the town. If BF is running around Iowa in the dead of winter…they don’t hibernate! That wind will freeze the stink off a wood monkey in a heartbeat…

  4. Sid N

    The Bigfoot group in my area are active all winter. They are regular in checking out the trash bins, so regular that the time of night that they do it doesn’t deviate by more than an hour and usually within 20 minutes! I also regularly hear their calls. In fact I am more conscious of their presence in winter than in Summer, I’m supposing due to the reduction of background noise from fans and air conditioners. I saw early Spring tracks in the snow near my house. I’ve looked fron my windows for many years and these were the first ones I’ve seen in the snows of March/April 2016. I do think they make a circuit. They tend to hunt and are active in my area for several days and then they don’t seem to be here for several days. But they always return. And they do this in every season of the year.

  6. Jill F

    Brilliant! Very well reasoned and very well presented! Enjoyed it enormously, only one complaint… it was too short, could have gone on listening/watching for a heck of a lot longer, will look out some more of your stuff. Thank you! And thank you, Wes!

  8. Duke S

    The longest Bigfoot Trackway ever found was in northern Minnesota, right up by the Canadian border, in the dead of winter. We are talking -30 and -40 degree temps (without wind chill) in that area. The trackway was over 3 miles long.

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