1983, Willow Creek, California: Plaster Caster Discovers His Casts Destroyed

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1983, Willow Creek, California: Plaster Caster Discovers His Casts Destroyed

Willard L. Allner, retired navigator, found several excellent Bigfoot footprints in the bushes just off Friday Ridge Road.

Luckily, Allner had his plaster casting equipment in the trunk of his car. He raced back to where he was parked and quickly mixed up the plaster. Within the hour, he had carefully filled the deep and perfect looking impression. He marked the spot with a bandana tied to the end of stick. That was on the 18th of October.

Allner returned to the site to find his plaster casts completely disturbed. It looked like a Bigfoot had clawed at the plaster, completely upsetting the impression. Allner took this as evidence that the Bigfoot did not want proof getting out of its existence.

1983, Willow Creek, California: Abandoned Plaster Footprint Cast Found

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1983, Willow Creek, California: Abandoned Plaster Footprint Cast Found

Sean Granneman was walking his dog, Ranger, along Friday Ridge Road. Ranger became totally fixated on this one spot about twenty five feet off the road.

Ranger would not come back when called, so Granneman had to climb the slight incline to fetch Ranger. When Sean got to see what Ranger was so fixated upon, he started to laugh. Ranger had gotten his paw stuck in a wet plaster cast that filled in a Bigfoot foot impression.

Granneman, used to Bigfoot hunters in the area, just shrugged it off. He felt bad that Ranger ruined some hunter’s plaster impression.

1996, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington: Bigfoot Seen Foraging with Large Stick

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1996, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington: Bigfoot Seen Foraging with Large Stick

Toni Boni was hiking around Gifford Pinchot National Forest when she came upon a startling sight. Just on the other side of a small creek, she saw a bulky animal man form hunched over a pile of wet leaves.

Toni crept closer. She thought it may have been a hunter who lost a contact lens, but as she got closer she was overwhelmed by powerful stench. As her nose filled with the pungent odor, she realized that she was almost face to nose with a genuine Bigfoot.

Toni saw that the creature was using a large smooth stick to forage around the pile of wet leaves. It seemed to be pick at slugs and other gross insects and putting them in a small pile next to its large feet.

Totally disgusted, Toni crept away.

1978, Superior National Forest, Minnesota: Bigfoot Hoaxer Encounters Real Bigfoot

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1978, Superior National Forest, Minnesota: Bigfoot Hoaxer Encounters Real Bigfoot

Brian “Catch” Morliss fashioned a set of oversized feet out of wood that he attached to his feet like snowshoes. Then he went leaping through the mud leaving what looked like Bigfoot prints behind him. His hoax had already been covered by the local news when a hiker photographed them.

Thrilled by his success, “Catch” set out to make more tracks. As he was tying on his fake feet, he heard something creep through the bush behind him. He spun around to see a real life breathing Bigfoot looking down at him. Morliss was so scared that he scooted away on his bottom. He claims that he heard the Bigfoot chortling after him.

1997, Haymeadow Creek State Park, Wisconsin: Bigfoot Seen Throwing Poop

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1997, Haymeadow Creek State Park, Wisconsin: Bigfoot Seen Throwing Poop

Andrew Tilly was walking near Slaughter Bay, when he saw a hulking dark figure crouched down by the water’s edge. As Tilly approached he saw that the figure had a large tree branch which it was pushing into the dirt then flinging the clods into the water.

Tilly got close enough to see that the figure was covered in dark matted animal fur, it had glowing yellow eyes, and oversized feet. Tilly saw that the creature was actually a Bigfoot and realized that the dirt the creature was flinging into the water was a big steaming pile of poop.

Tilly let out a loud disgusted noise which caused the monster to stand up right. It looked around clearly embarrassed, before jumping off in the other direction.

1984, Finn Rock, Oregon: Bigfoot Uses Old Parachute as a Cape

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1984, Finn Rock, Oregon: Bigfoot Uses Old Parachute as a Cape

Dean Sackin was hiking along McKenzie River near Finn Rock. He suddenly saw a white reflective flash. Then he saw a large ape like creature slowly moving along between the trees.

Curious, Sackin followed the creature for a few minutes before he was sure that the creature was a Bigfoot and what it was dragging was a discarded white parachute. The Bigfoot had it pulled up over its massive shoulders like a cape, dragging in the dirt behind it.

Sackin thought he could see dark red stains on the parachute, which led Sackin to conclude that the parachuter came to a messy end.

Once Sackin thought about that, he stopped following the Bigfoot and made a hasty getaway in the opposite direction.

2012, Olympic National Park, Washington: Bigfoot Clearly Photographed

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2012, Olympic National Park, Washington: Bigfoot Clearly Photographed

Jason Hawes was hiking in Olympic National Park when he came upon a Bigfoot slowly walking along in the woods.

Hawes took out his camera and snapped over 20 really great photographs of the monster.

“They were really great clear pictures, you could even count the hairs on the Bigfoot’s back,” Hawes claims.

But sadly, the world will never see these photographs, because shortly after taking them, Hawes smoked a lot of dope in celebration. Sometime after Hawes lost his camera. It may have fallen down a crevice. It might have dropped in a stream. Hawes might have left it sitting on a log.

Hawes was so stoned he does not remember.

1982, Fort Owen State Park, Montana: Out of Body Bigfoot Encounter

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1982, Fort Owen State Park, Montana:  Out of Body Bigfoot Encounter

Micheal “Rex” Beck was hiking in Fort Owen Park when he came upon a small stream. Beck was about to cross the stream when he noticed a big hairy bulk a few yards from him on the other side.

At first, Beck thought the hairy mass was just dead animal, but then two red eyes, bright like Christmas tree lights, blinked. Those eyes were staring dead into Beck’s eyes.

Beck claims that he had an out of body experience where he was running naked with a tribe of Bigfoot. They raced across the plains, chasing a herd of buffalo. The Bigfoot were wild and free and numerous. Beck felt wild and free and part of their massive tribe.

When Beck came back to his body, the massive hairy pile was gone and it was nearly twilight. So Beck hiked back they way he had come.

2003, East Confluence, Wyoming: Sneezing Bigfoot Seen Blowing Nose

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2003, East Confluence, Wyoming: Sneezing Bigfoot Seen Blowing Nose

Tom Langlois was camping in East Confluence. He was awoken in the middle of the night by an animal rustling around his campsite. He turned on his flashlight just in time to see a massive Bigfoot crouching over his cooler.

The Bigfoot took no notice of the beam of light flashed on him. In Langlois’ horror, he was staring in shock. Then the Bigfoot did something that made Langlois laugh out loud.

The Bigfoot sneezed. Once. Twice. Three times.

As the creature wiped the back of its massive paw across its wide nose, it turned to look at Langlois. Clearly, Langlois’ laughter surprised the monster. Seemingly embarrassed, the Bigfoot dropped the cooler and sulked off back into the darkness.

1949, Rifle Gap, Colorado: Bigfoot Shot at by Bird Watcher

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1949, Rifle Gap, Colorado: Bigfoot Shot at by Bird Watcher

Mark Ketting pulled his car over to do some impromptu bird watching. Ketting got out of his car and walked a fifty feet into the woods. He was scanning the trees with his binoculars, when something rushed him. It bumped into him and nearly knocked him over.

Ketting started to angrily react, when he got a good look at the beast that slammed into him. Ketting recognized at once that he had been rushed by a Bigfoot. Ketting drew his pistol and managed to get off a few shots at the Bigfoot that was racing away.

Ketting remains convinced that his wounded the beast, but there was no evidence of blood anywhere in the area.