These three encounters will be featured in the Minnesota episode of Finding Bigfoot (Updated)

Update: The schedule we were using is incorrect. We were going by the schedule on the Animal Planet: Finding Bigfoot website here: animal.discovery.com. This Sunday's episode will be the Minnesota episode.

In this Sunday's episode of Finding Bigfoot, the team will be traveling to the Canadians Rockies to investigate a sasquatch hotspot. If you've been following our reports, they're going to put Todd Standing's claim under the microscope.

For next this Sunday's episode, there are a couple of stories we're looking forward to.

There's that one footage of "Bigfoot" filmed by a Minnesota farmer and his wife. They were walking in the woods north of Stillwater one July night, when they saw a strange animal, with red-hair passing through the woods. They managed to capture the creature fleeting on tape and then uploaded to YouTube where it was picked up by researchers and analyzed.

Here are two other stories that will be on the upcoming episode via duluthnewstribune.com:

Kristy Aho and Dale Aho's story:

“I’m excited and a little nervous about what we’ll look like on there,” said Kristy Aho, who is featured on the episode with her husband, Dale, and four young children. They claim to have seen Bigfoot while partridge hunting in the area of Automba about three years ago.

Aho said her husband had gone into the woods to make a loop past some birds. The animal had been squatting, then jumped up, creating a loud crash. She described the being as human-like, upright on two legs with hands swinging down by its knees and about 8 feet tall. Then it took off running.

“The whole ground was shaking,” she said. “The four-wheeler was shaking. We saw it run by about 15 feet away from us. I was really scared. My mind knew it wasn’t my husband, but it resembled a human.”

The fight-or-flight instinct kicked in, Aho said, and they opted for flight. It took a while for Aho to feel comfortable going back into the woods, but she wasn’t uncomfortable sharing her story with the viewers. While the people featured on the show are earnest in their stories, to other people Sasquatch is no more than campfire lore on the level of the Loch Ness Monster and UFOs.

“You feel like people are going to make fun of you or put you down if you say you saw one,” Aho said. “It’s intimidating. But we know what we saw.”

Lorraine Tomczak's story:

Tomczak saw a creature on Carlton County Road 6, going west toward Automba about a year ago. She describes seeing a big ape with human features. She made sure the doors of her station wagon were locked.

“I was going into town that day and the thing was looking into a vacant trailer house,” she said. “He was, I don’t know, curious, like animals and people are.”

Tomczak and “Finding Bigfoot” researcher Cliff Barackman revisit the trailer during the episode and, using a tape measure, determine that it was about 9 feet tall.

“He was a big thing,” she said. “I didn’t know it was a male, but the lady on the road ahead of me said she had seen the family jewels. I said I didn’t look that close.”

Tomczak wants to see Bigfoot again. She has even had a dream about encountering an entire family of Bigfoots (Bigfeet?) and being allowed to hold a baby Bigfoot.

“I was fascinated by it,” Tomczak said. “It was something you don’t see every day.”