Bigfoot / Sasquatch Reports

[30.06]

I'm 100% with you, Nathan! I have seen 3 for sure, zero B.S. in my lifetime, one with a witness. Also had several other situations where I was sure there was one nearby.

There are many contrarians in the Hunting and Fishing World, and in any slice of any population there are going to be naysayers. Keep wearing out boots, you'll someday get your picture. But by that time you will gained have so much respect for them as a species, that you will share with only a selected few. Walk a mile in their tracks.

The overall impression is "That's an ape, not a bear." Then, once you gain perspective on the nearby surroundings, "Wow, that's TALL!"  Like, no way that's a man, either.

Judge my story as you will. But 2 of us saw it. I know what I saw, and I get hell for my story all the time. Most might think it would be cool to see one. We were scared as hell all night and left for home as soon as the sun came up.

[NathanFooter]

I'm 100% with you, Nathan! I have seen 3 for sure, zero B.S. in my lifetime, one with a witness. Also had several other situations where I was sure there was one nearby.

There are many contrarians in the Hunting and Fishing World, and in any slice of any population there are going to be naysayers. Keep wearing out boots, you'll someday get your picture. But by that time you will gained have so much respect for them as a species, that you will share with only a selected few. Walk a mile in their tracks.

The overall impression is "That's an ape, not a bear." Then, once you gain perspective on the nearby surroundings, "Wow, that's TALL!"  Like, no way that's a man, either.

Judge my story as you will. But 2 of us saw it. I know what I saw, and I get hell for my story all the time. Most might think it would be cool to see one. We were scared as hell all night and left for home as soon as the sun came up.

 Thank you, we are always out there recording and pushing timber.

[nwwanderer]

Strange this resurfaced in other big game thread, be careful out there

[teanawayslayer]

I'm 100% with you, Nathan! I have seen 3 for sure, zero B.S. in my lifetime, one with a witness. Also had several other situations where I was sure there was one nearby.

There are many contrarians in the Hunting and Fishing World, and in any slice of any population there are going to be naysayers. Keep wearing out boots, you'll someday get your picture. But by that time you will gained have so much respect for them as a species, that you will share with only a selected few. Walk a mile in their tracks.

The overall impression is "That's an ape, not a bear." Then, once you gain perspective on the nearby surroundings, "Wow, that's TALL!"  Like, no way that's a man, either.

Judge my story as you will. But 2 of us saw it. I know what I saw, and I get hell for my story all the time. Most might think it would be cool to see one. We were scared as hell all night and left for home as soon as the sun came up.

you must’ve seen them before cell phones with cameras?

[MADMAX]

I believe
only saw these tracks in the snow but
Huge stride
Came up out of the Hamma Hamma River drainage walked the road for a bit and back down

[WoolyRunner]

Heard tree knocks while hiking up Pete’s Creek Trail at Col. Bob roughly 20 years ago. My lab was extremely curious and kept sniffing the air intently until I had to pull him away.

[30.06]

I'm 100% with you, Nathan! I have seen 3 for sure, zero B.S. in my lifetime, one with a witness. Also had several other situations where I was sure there was one nearby.

There are many contrarians in the Hunting and Fishing World, and in any slice of any population there are going to be naysayers. Keep wearing out boots, you'll someday get your picture. But by that time you will gained have so much respect for them as a species, that you will share with only a selected few. Walk a mile in their tracks.

you must’ve seen them before cell phones with cameras?

Had phones. You have seen photos, I would be willing to bet, Sir, and do you believe, or not? I wouldn't dare to shoot one, even with a camera. That is a far more respectable creature than many  people (or their pets) than I have met. There are some great people out there, but Ol' Samscratcher stepped behind a tree as soon as he knew we had gotten eyeballs on him. They do not want their face on TV, nor do I. Respect in the woods becomes a totally different concept when the guy is 8' tall and uphill from ya, and could drop a load of hurt on your tent. If I had taken a photo, would you believe me, or smack talk. Out.

[NathanFooter]

I believe
only saw these tracks in the snow but
Huge stride
Came up out of the Hamma Hamma River drainage walked the road for a bit and back down

 Interesting trackway and thank you for sharing, I have a good hunting buddy who found set of prints in that area.  Did you find these in winter and what direction did it go?  ( up or down )

[NathanFooter]

Heard tree knocks while hiking up Pete’s Creek Trail at Col. Bob roughly 20 years ago. My lab was extremely curious and kept sniffing the air intently until I had to pull him away.

 The Humptulips area all the way back to Wynoochee Lake has a very long history, many logger and hunters in that area have stories and track photos. I have had some interesting experiences personally up there.

[MADMAX]

I believe
only saw these tracks in the snow but
Huge stride
Came up out of the Hamma Hamma River drainage walked the road for a bit and back down

 Interesting trackway and thank you for sharing, I have a good hunting buddy who found set of prints in that area.  Did you find these in winter and what direction did it go?  ( up or down )

That snow had melted and ref froze a few times from the week before storm that came in and dumped all kinds of little pecker pole trees down the NF 24 Road I was picking my way down to the bottom to turn around because I made a mistake even going down that way it was so icy
I looked out my window and saw the stride of those tracks. They had come up the hill from the river on the left, walked not very far and then went back down to the river. The funny thing is when I tried to match the stride I was like doing Spread my legs as far as I can, and my junk was on the ground, and I still couldn’t match it my buddy was laughing his butt off.
Neither of us knew what it really was
one can only guess
I’ve showed those pictures to all my friends and nobody can say that’s a person
Wasn’t running, footprint itself wasn’t very big. It was all the stride for me.

[mountainman]

Hmm?

[NathanFooter]

I believe
only saw these tracks in the snow but
Huge stride
Came up out of the Hamma Hamma River drainage walked the road for a bit and back down

 Interesting trackway and thank you for sharing, I have a good hunting buddy who found set of prints in that area.  Did you find these in winter and what direction did it go?  ( up or down )

That snow had melted and ref froze a few times from the week before storm that came in and dumped all kinds of little pecker pole trees down the NF 24 Road I was picking my way down to the bottom to turn around because I made a mistake even going down that way it was so icy
I looked out my window and saw the stride of those tracks. They had come up the hill from the river on the left, walked not very far and then went back down to the river. The funny thing is when I tried to match the stride I was like doing Spread my legs as far as I can, and my junk was on the ground, and I still couldn’t match it my buddy was laughing his butt off.
Neither of us knew what it really was
one can only guess
I’ve showed those pictures to all my friends and nobody can say that’s a person
Wasn’t running, footprint itself wasn’t very big. It was all the stride for me.

 Thank you for sharing these photos.

[NathanFooter]

Hmm?

 Those are very interesting, I would love to know more about this trackway.

[mountainman]

Hmm?

 Those are very interesting, I would love to know more about this trackway.

Here’s a few more….
Including along the side of the road  meandering around and on up the hillside

[Pegasus]

Saw some tracks like that but they were cloven hoof. Sure looked like a two legged creature made them. Always wonder about that.