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The noise level, the lights, and using a walkie-talkie with a loud volume level are all ridiculous, in my opinion. I wish they spent a few minutes magnifying the dark object walking away which they want us to believe is a saquatch. I'd also like to see the magnified image played in super-slow motion. If the video has the goods, wouldn't it seem they would announce it to the world? In the alternative, if the video is even a maybe, I am surprised they didn't spend more time with it. When I'm in the woods, I use a 4Seven Quark mini flashlight in the 3-lumen mode. Just enough to barely see things you need to get your hands on. It keeps the light so low it wouldn't likely be detected at a distance. Why not use whispers rather than normal talk volume?

I set out a couple of audio recorders close to the 2013 Teepee structure, and I am thrilled to say that I have captured the sound of a tree hitting the ground followed by unknown voices speaking unknown words.

I bet I could too…..😎

After days of heavy rain, we finally got a nice sunny weekend, so my son Steve and I headed out for the high country. I wanted to go to a waterfall that I'd never seen before, about 4 hours from home. We set off at 11am after fueling up the Hummer and drove about 2 hours up the Fraser Canyon to Boston Bar, where we turned off Hwy 1 onto the Nahatlatch River FSR, and continued for another40 km to Grizzly Falls. The road had been severely washed out in our 2021 "atmospheric river" floods and landslides, but has since been made passable, though still a bit sketchy in places. Along the way we passed through a very large stretch of the valley that was burned out 2 years ago, but eventually got past that into the forest again, with nice views of the Nahatlatch River and lake, finally reaching the falls we were seeking. The sight and the sound made the bouncing on the potholed road worth while, and we had lunch in the cool windblown spray from the cascade. We saw no large animals along the 80 km run up and down the logging road, but did see some grouse and a beautiful red tailed hawk in flight right beside us for about 30 seconds.

Well in my mind? It has to be something with opposable thumbs. In other words it’s not a Bear or an Osprey nest. Or any known animal. Dr. Mayor got chimp dna under a tree structure in Kentucky. What that means?🤷‍♂️ But If we follow Occam’s razor? With over 300 million Homo Sapiens walking around the USA? That’s a lot of opposable thumbs. I think the most prudent approach right now is to note these things. But not put too much stock in them. And if you can take DNA samples? Do it. I will say that this tree structure is absolutely a shelter, something is getting under cover. It’s not a teepee structure that would serve no purpose of getting out of the weather. Does Sasquatch need shelter? 🤷‍♂️

I had a visit from an old buddy this morning that I hadn't seen in about 10 years, though we still phone each other regularly. We used to be neighbours and often hunted together, until I moved up the Fraser Valley, over an hour from the old 'hood. He took me to breakfast in his new EV (Chevy Bolt), then I took him for a ride in my new Mitsubishi Outlander. After that, we piled in the old Hummer, and headed for the bush. I took him up the Norrish Creek FSR where we used to hunt black bear and coast blacktail deer, and of course where I had my sasquatch sighting back in '79 or so. No squatches sighted today, even though we went high enough up the valley to be in snow deep enough to rub the skid plates of the H3. We saw no tracks of anything in the snow that had fallen just last night at that elevation. It was still a great day out there with an old friend. Sorry, no pics today, but there's lots from that road in some of my previous posts.

Those rats with wings are great table fair. I filled all 3 of my spring tags, my 2 fall tags and my 3 turkey bag limit damage control permit last year and eat turkey at least twice a week. Heading out April 15th to do it all over again this year. I have 4 to 20 in my yard most days and am looking at 4 hens in yard now. Can't hunt them because I am 1/4 mile in the city limits.

you mean to tell me a show with the actor from willow creek is more production that science? Be honest with us here - is the dark shadow lurking around the edge of their camp you? I bet you could get Dr. Mayor's autograph some other way.

Truth. I watched the last episode today. I think I am just too jaded on these type shows anymore. I mean, I was impressed with the new toys (particularly the balloons) and kept thinking, "Why didn't they think of that before?" But the boneyard and the vine wreaths were a bit suspect to me as being very convenient for the "ooohhhh" factor. And before it even happened, I told my wife the mysterious figure they were tracking will disappear just as they are to get close to it. Happens. Every. Time. Need more proof I am jaded? When they started getting multiple hits on that "barrier" all I could think was, "Oh, they are in the heart of Bigfoot country and the alarms are going off just like in "Sasquatch: The Legend of Bigfoot". I was waiting for a tranq gun to be drawn. And let's be honest, if they had found something amazing with the blood, it would've been on the news and heavily hyped as the season has been wrapped for a while. So, as much as I say I wouldn't want to be the one to do it...we need a body or two.

Good evening. My name is Betzy and live in Miami,FL. Reading and learning about Bigfoot has both intrigued my curiosity is hearing other’s stories and also scared me. Growing up in the city, I cannot imagine what it must be like to live in a remote area away where you can interact with Bigfoot family on a daily basis . I’m sure way back when there wasn’t as much technology and civilization, the stories of some hillbillies would knock our socks off! Can’t way to indulge reading and learning about everyone’s research and encounters.

Hello all! My name is Cris. Don’t let the screen name fool you! The Bauman story has always stuck in my mind and my imagination. I have followed this subject for more years than I want to admit and my curiosity has been piqued by several encounters in the forest with things I can readily explain. I look forward to the discussions to come. Cris

Hello I am from Texas. I am very interested in the Bigfoot topic. I have traveled all over the us and I love to read and listen to the sightings and stories and others personal experiences. Thank you for letting me join

I'm Mark from West Milford New Jersey, thanks for welcoming me to your page

yes, I thought so myself. I didn't expect to find it, and its so close to the Teepee structure. Like the Teepee structure is a sign of where they live, and the hilltop structure was close to being a legit shelter. Or its just kids making forts, but I've never seen kids doing that.

Wr found one snow track, very old. In a straight line, and about 5 feet apart. Interesting discussion.

He would have bagged one last year!👍

Yeah Russ needs to start packing a scoped rifle instead of all the gear he carries in that 75 pound pack .

Season six episode 8. They got a blood sample. 🤞Hopefully it’s not all Hollywood tricks. ***If any Expedition Bigfoot cast or crew are reading this?*** You guys have got to loose the lights! I am a hunter. Predators can be hunted with a red light. They can’t see it. But they can see white light. But any PRIMATE has trichromatic vision. Assuming Bigfoot is a primate, like humans? We can see red light as well as white light. And assuming Bigfoot is hominid smart? You guys are easily avoidable in the woods. I know you’re filming a TV show. But film during the day. Thermals work during the day. At night? You should switch to night vision only or thermal. I don’t see any attempt by the team to mask their presence. If you absolutely must use a light at night? Use a red light to save your own night vision and throw a poncho over your head as to not give your position away.

I poo poo'd the idea of autism and rocking, but I am always open to being wrong. With the number of reports that involve mindspeak and our recent thread about autism, I thought this deserved its own post.

It sure would explain the hide and seek champions win - loss record!🤣

The biology is so interesting, thanks norse. Just came across this in the sightings forum. https://bfro.net/GDB/show_report.asp?id=78256

Thank you, I learned something new.

I've found that a lot of people just don't want to talk about a sighting or encounter. It scared them to the point they won't go back into the woods. I knew of a guy who was a mountain of a man. You think there's nothing he would be fearful of. He, and another person, had a sighting at night as it watched the two of them. It took a few years before he would even consider hiking much less sasquatching. Nowadays, the stigma that used to be attached to openly discussing it is gone. That's a good thing.

I've never been moved by the tree-structure aspect of sasquatching. Maybe I should but it seems that a determined person, or persons, could erect many of what we see offered as evidence.

SO did we.

Didn't you as a kid with your friends ? We sure did and some were pretty cool

Right, if you think all they are capable of is lean-to's and teepees you have missed their messages that are sometimes difficult to see (sometimes next to impossible). It will test your tracking and observational skills to the nth degree. If you are uber familiar with a section of real estate it can make it much easier. The manipulations that occur between dusk and dawn-- if you are close enough to investigate-- can be very eye opening. Sure I have engaged in fort building before the woodscraft and survival shelters were but a figment, grew up in the age of the early USAF survival manuals from the 50's. My adventures included ground excavations and tree forts mostly.

I did all the time as a kid. I had more forts than I could count. And some where teepee style around a tree like that.🤷‍♂️

or it could just be kids building forts

I tend to think they are calling cards, and sometimes they are calling certain preselected humans at predetermined locations that they (and us) frequent. I have had much experience with these structures at a local level too. There is no reason that they could not serve multiple purposes depending upon what is being crafted. I have seen perseverative patterning and geometry in narrowly confined mountainous drainages in the Blue Ridge.

https://www.outdoorlife.com/survival/klutuk-the-mad-trapper-of-bristol-bay/

Found massive mushrooms today!

Back tonight

Got up high. Found some old bear poo (i think) Had to turn around.