West Virginia Couple Shares Bigfoot Photo

A couple claims to have a bigfoot photo taken in West Virginia.

Driving through southern West Virginia, its cities and towns are interspersed among the state’s millions of acres of forests. What might look like wilderness in the daytime, at night flickers with house lights on hilltops and hundreds of feet up mountains. People living in these beautiful spans of woods are used to seeing deer, bears, and other wildlife. Recently, one couple encountered a unique animal, and are sharing the photo they captured.

Bill and Sheena Humphrey live in Fayette County, WV about ten miles from the New River and the famous New River Gorge Bridge, at an elevation of approximately 2,500 feet. The husband and wife live and hunt on woodland that Sheena’s called home for twenty-five years.

While Sheena believes in Bigfoot and has caught glimpses of it over the years, it wasn’t until October 21, 2019 that Bill saw Bigfoot for himself and became a believer.

Several things may have led to their encounter with the nine-foot tall creature they identified as Bigfoot. A neighboring property was altered to create a pond — adding a good-sized water source to their area. It was winter, and Bill was regularly taking food out into their hunting grounds to feed deer. (Food scraps were disappearing much faster than usual, Bill had noticed.) Then, on October 19, Sheena had a confrontation with, and killed, a black bear close to the Humphrey’s hunting blind. The bear was dressed on the spot so’s not to waste its hide and meat, and the scent of its blood may have drawn attention to the area.

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