Where do you suppose sasquatches find shelter?

[AlaskaDreamer]

Serious inquiry, serious answers only please.  I've thought about this for awhile.  What are the working theories on where a creature the size of sasquatch would find shelter in the forests from heavy rains, snow, storms etc?  Caves? Not all areas where there have been sightings have caves.  Any thoughts?  

[Incorrigible1]

They shelter as best they can, by hunkering down as much out of the wind as possible. Similar to other large mammals in the woods.

[Huntster]

Nests suspected to be made by a sasquatch have burn found at the base of spruce tree such that the branches and boughs form a roof over the nest.

Albert Ostman described their "beds" woven from brush (like the nests mentioned above) and under rock overcrops similar to Anasazi cliff houses.

[AlaskaDreamer]

Interesting. Thanks!

[norseman]

5 hours ago, AlaskaDreamer said:

Serious inquiry, serious answers only please.  I've thought about this for awhile.  What are the working theories on where a creature the size of sasquatch would find shelter in the forests from heavy rains, snow, storms etc?  Caves? Not all areas where there have been sightings have caves.  Any thoughts?  

 

[AlaskaDreamer]

I actually just visited the NABC last week. I saw this. I was just thinking nests might not hold up well in strong winds.

Edited 10 hours ago by AlaskaDreamer

[norseman]

6 hours ago, AlaskaDreamer said:

I actually just visited the NABC last week. I saw this. I was just thinking nests might not hold up well in strong winds.

I am sure if it’s brutally cold they would seek a cave or an old mine. The nests were found out on the Olympic peninsula. Cold but not that cold.

[Will]

They seem to walk through snow like it’s a field of clover, obviously it doesn’t bother them. All wildlife is perfectly home in their environment, which includes rain.