Check Out These Multiple Bigfoot Encounters in Alaska

There are a lot of areas that remain wild and undeveloped by mankind. Areas where bigfoot can thrive and remain unnoticed. Alaska is one of those places. I've always thought that Alaska would be the idea place for a bigfoot to live. This man's various encounters over the years supports that theory. Check out these amazing stories:

"Just a few minutes into this strategy however, little bear whistles at me to get my attention. When I looked over at him, now about 30 yards distant, he calls out to me, "Hey come check this out!" Being a tad miffed that he'd just spooked any deer that may be around, I walked over to where he was standing. As I drew near he just points to the ground next to him saying "You ain't gonna believe this." There in the mushy muskeg carpet was two different sets of what appeared to be human footprints...except they were barefoot tracks, and very large. One set was only just bigger than a normal human foot - but the other was considerably larger. Not having camera or tape measure with us we could only estimate the big prints to be some 16 inches long and about 6 to 7 inches wide.

We saw a long line of these footprints, where they entered from the tree line and cut across the meadow towards a stand of trees. The large footprints left a 2 inch deep impression in the muskeg, the smaller ones, about half that. In comparison our own footprints lasted mere seconds before disappearing as the muskeg returned to it's normal state. No matter how hard we tried, we couldn't get the muskeg to hold our footprints, yet there was the trail of these giant barefooted tracks! Suddenly feeling like trespassers poaching on private lands, we agreed the hunt was done and headed down to the boat.

Back at the floathouse Little Bear told us that his people tell stories of Sasquatch encounters in southeast Alaska as part of their tribal heritage. It isn't a legend or mystery to them, but rather a known part of the natural world. Our friend told us of hearing his grandfather & the elders talk about them. One of the things he remembered was the elders said when you hear the sound of tree knocking, (someone beating a stick upon a tree), that Sasquatch is in the area. The elders also said that if respected and left alone the Sasquatch generally afford the same courtesy to others. You find this same kind of respect among many divergent native people, from the coast Salish tribes to the Lakota Sioux; all regard Sasquatch as a great spirit of the woods."

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