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Anyone feel like a bit (or a lot) of speculative Sasquatch science? Sasquatch night ops is a pretty interesting rabbit hole that can cover many things such as night vision, possible infrared capabilities, eye shine colors, and general navigation with respect to moon phases. Much has been discussed over the years about any one of these elements but do those different elements add up in any way to gain any scientific insights that may nail down how the creatures manages to maneuver at night? Or do things in the dark woods like find rocks or a stick and tree to do some tree knocking for instance? So far folks have talked about such capabilities as single subjects but, if taken together, do all of those discussions shed any light on the Sasquatch's ability, if it's so much like us and the other Great Apes, to do what it does and how? For myself, I don't think any one feature (NV, infrared, etc.) can answer the question as well as finding some common kind of ground that links the various vision advantages together that allow the Sasquatch to maneuver in what we may see as an impossible task for us without our artificial lights or other devices. All thoughts and inputs are welcome. In the end we may end up with something that isn't so speculative?

http://texascryptidhunter.blogspot.com/2015/01/sasquatch-classics-william-roe-encounter.html?m=1 Hey guys! I have a question. Roe described the creature eating leaves from brush. Can anyone tell me what species of brush that would be? Catmandoo, here is another account of someone with a gun having the drop on a Bigfoot! My thoughts are that if we can find out what it was eating that might narrow down our searches abit at least in the Pac NW.

For sure but didn't have anything with me other than my knife and ferro rod . It was just a spur of the moment thing just to test starting a fire in rainy conditions. With not having the above mentioned tinder with me it was hard finding dry enough tinder to catch a spark . Without a knife I would have failed finding it.

Cotton balls, petroleum jelly and a film case as a holder is cheap and effective way to catch a spark.

Hi, I'm a socal native and have never had any squatchy experiences (I've seen 5 ufos though!). I spent summers in Oregon as a kid, and after my ufo sightings realized there's to many accounts of bigfoot sightings with many similarities. Definite believer, just want to see one (hopefully driving by one in my car, and not right in front of him). The big feller scares the **** out of me

I have spoken with more than one witness who said the eyeshine was NOT from a reflection of other lights, but rather, it came from their eyes directly. One of those people said she saw it change from greenish to intense red when it got angry and bared its teeth at her. With that encounter, she was three feet away from its face in a window. Both of these people were very credible - the color changer witness particularly as she used to be involved in law enforcement. But both were very clear to me about the eyes. I have yet to see it, but it is interesting. I don't understand why it would be like this if it were true.

Maybe they've had decades or centuries to improve their techniques. Now, they have to be more stealthy and sneaky. A lot of people disappear in the woods every year that are never found. It's possible imho. I don't think it happens often, but only by bigfoots that are out of the ordinary - evil, insane, angry, super hungry or old that can't catch regular food on the hoof. There's a somewhat local report of a grey bigfoot that regularly dumpster dives that we have been meaning to check out, but it's a good 2 to 3 hour drive so we haven't yet. I think desperate or insane bigfoots might resort to abnormal behavior, just like humans.

^^^^ In 2011 the 2nd night we had camp visitors, I went down a long list of options trying to find something other than bigfoot that fit what I was hearing. Ishi crossed my mind. The holes in that idea were it was so dark that I could not see the trees in camp but whatever was coming in .. fast .. could be heard to shift it's course to the right and to the left to avoid them. It had soft bottomed feet, not hard soled shoes or hooves, because the feet thumped on the ground, they didn't crunch and grind the "gravel" as our shoes had done and as the deer in camp had done during daylight. The steps were "slow" but the distance was being covered quickly with no indications of running. So we've got an "Ishi" wearing moccasins, with night vision goggles, apparently with a 60 inch or longer step length. "Hmmmm." While it wasn't as imagined at the time, I'm not sure the crazy guess of "feral people" was wrong if you make the distinction between feral PEOPLE (behavior) and feral HUMAN (species). That was a thinking thing out there. That thing was experimenting deliberately trying various things to test my responses. I was the rat in the maze that night. MIB

It is 8 years after my vocal encounter- I just learned of a class A sighting a mile or two west of me on my road- it was featured in the movie finding jay, and it was a police officer responding to a dispatch of a hairy man carrying something. It was walking down the middle of our road with a dead dog, the officer came to about 50 feet behind it and turned on his Mars lights and his spot- it turned toward him and launched the dog at him- landing on the hood of his car- and it walked off into the woods- the officer was mocked by his fellow officers and kept it silent till recently. This gave me some good amount of closure on my vocal encounter knowing this was not mine alone to happen in this small locality.

Theres an area local to where I live that I have been asked about. It also is a smallish area, surrounded by, suburbs on two sides, interstate and major 3 lane road on the other sides. People need to stop with wishful thinking in areas like this in the Northeast and focus on what might be actual potential habitat. The facebook culture that has grown up around the notion they're practically in everyone's is BS and adding to pointless white noise. I say FB culture because theres a local oriented group there pushing that exact narrative and they know it's BS, they want local expeditions filled though.

I think Wilson’s cultural traditions explains a lot about his reaction and his young age and complete shock provide me with some more insight into his frame of mind. First and foremost he was sent into a tailspin when he thought he was shooting a bear, only to see what he considered a man dying convulsively in front of him. He of course didn’t need or want proof of what he had done, he only felt shame and horror once he knew that killing a Sasquatch as he did would bring down bad fortune on him. Just getting out of there with his arrow was a pretty big accomplishment I think. I can’t say he should have been capable of more than that.