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I worked six plus years for an portable rock crushing outfit as an heavy equipment operator, crusher operator, and watchman depending on the job here in Oregon. We crushed rock for private landowners, commercial pits, private timber companies, and the Oregon Department of Forestry. In that time I have seen a lot of wildlife in and around the rock/gravel pits. Especially when I'm the crusher operator sitting up in the doghouse it gets really boring. So I would look around a lot to stay awake. I've watched a badger dig in our reject pile. I've watched coyotes, hawks, and a great horned owl catch rodents as they ran for their lives across the pit floor. I watched a deer pretend it was a mountain goat on a 40 foot ledge and fall to the pit floor. After hours I've watched a bobcat walk from one piece of equipment to the next and even on the conveyor belts. I've seen deer and rodents at every rock/gravel pit I have worked at. So I think if a rock/gravel pit is in a bigfoots home range/territory and has cover around it, a food, mineral, or water source it's possible a bigfoot would check it out.