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Here's your seasonal Uinta's report map, Trapper. Spring - Green Summer - Red Fall - Brown Winter - Blue

Hey Folks, I’ve enjoyed the general discussions in BFF and decided to join. Currently living in Ga and feel pretty tuned into nature. I now spend time camping out at various times during the year, sometimes in other states. Was a deer, turkey, fossil and artifact hunter for decades and been in some pretty remote areas. Never seen tracks, but have heard and seen things that are curious. No big stories to tell, but I hope to someday.

Hi I’m Colleen from Oregon. I love exploring the PNW on the weekends, hiking, camping and looking for Bigfoot with my family. I loved reading about Bigfoot since I was little and feel lucky to live in a place where I can spend the weekends exploring and searching! Thank you for allowing me to join!

Aquatic little dudes! Yes, I can see these creatures swimming like us. I would that they would be strong swimmers. Never seen them in the water but have seen them in the wild. But I bet it be amazing.

I've heard Thomas Sewid talk about swimming sasquatches, too.

It does happen fast. People say “Well, everyone carries a camera in their pocket nowadays. There should be tons of clear photos. Where are the pictures?” Easier said than done. Action cams can run for extended periods of time, as well as handle abuse and motion…but, they suck at distances. Cell phone cameras are not really suited for this… You could walk around with a high definition camera with a telephoto lens pressed against your eye all day…until you trip on a rock on the game trail that you are following and drop it. I remember the first time I saw you post about your experience on the other forum. Your sighting has always stuck with me, the way that you describe what you saw…