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A couple of weeks ago, I camped out under the stars in a turn of the century hot spot. It was discovered by several miners who hiked into this remote canyon in pursuit of gold during the 1800s. The spot is up the Sixes River in southern Oregon where the south fork branches off. The night I camped out was quite calm with no bigfoot screams. This area would be worthwhile to explore by hiking about 10 miles into a roadless area where the miners dug tunnels. One miner was killed by a bigfoot that scared the rest of miners back to the town of Port Orford. Below is my sighting prior to 1980 near Crater Lake, Oregon, while sleeping under the stars. . This report is in the early history of Coos County. A group of hardy tough hikers could access this area while I maintain a base camp with good communications since being over 70, puts me out of rugged hikes.

Generally speaking, if an event can be explained by natural means then that is what I’ll chalk it up to. If BF is purported to be seen doing such activity then I move it into the realm of possible BF activity.

The nesting site was something not easily explainable. Tree breaks don't really do anything for me. I get it if you want to take pics because they are cool and could be marking territory, but putting a lot of energy in finding and then defending them online seems like a big waste of physical and mental energy. There's no way to know.

In my case, the branch was twisted that night while I, and two friends, were there. It was not a windy night.