Back in the day, my best friend from college and I used to camp at a place called Falls View just north of Hood Canal on Highway 101. We never saw anything, or heard anything other than noisy campers and the sound of the falls late at night, but we had a runing gag involving one of the areas en route. Just south of Eldon we would always see the sign for Hamma Hamma, and eventually one of us (don't remember which) asked "What the hell's Hamma Hamma?" to which the other replied "Oh, that's what Bigfoot says." So, after that, when we would reach that area and see the sign, the running joke was "Okay, we're in Bigfoot country!" and we'd both yell "HAMMA HAMMA!" Yes, we were extremely silly. But we were in our 20s, so there's that. Always did regret that we never actually saw anything, but we absolutely wanted to!
Back in 2015 or so I lived out Wishkah. I was sitting on my deck drinking my morning coffee. At around 730 am i heard a knocking sound coming from a ravine about a hundred yards from my deck. It sounded like a wooden babseball bat hitting a tree. I heard 3 sets of 3 knocks, then it stopped. I didn't know what to think of it at the time. This happened again about 2 months later. That's when I started thinking it could have been a squatch. The deer and elk go down that ravine to the Wishkah river every once in a while. Maybe whatever it was was stalking some game, or hearding the game. I don't know. There is something creepy about the woods around here. Always get the feeling you're being watched. I built logging roads for a while, driving dump truck. You get back in the hills and it is just creepy. You can't see in the woods much more than 10 feet in most of it. I think the creepiest area was an area out Humptulips. The 6000 line and 7800. Plenty of places to hide for a squatch.
I know exactly what you're talking about. I fished the Hump from mouth to high up in the forks, especially around Promised Land Park and Donkey Creek and the woods get downright creepy there. I had the same feeling while fishing both the Wishkah - the forks below the bridge and on the East Hoquiam. Now that I relocated to Arkansas I sure miss fishing those areas, creepy or not. The only experience I had while fishing was on the Wynoochee River while camping below the 7400 Bridge. This was back in the 90s when you could still drive to the gravel bar below the bridge. I was fishing one summer evening for cutthroat and summer runs, and decided to camp overnight and catch the morning bite then drive back to Aberdeen. I was sleeping in the back of my Jimmy with the rear window hatch up and could hooting coming from up the gravel bar and on the hillside across the river. There were at least two that were hooting back and forth but I did not have a flashlight so I never got a chance to see what they were but they sounded like they were very large. And no they weren't elk I know what elk bugling sound like. It was quite unnerving to say the least.
Sasquatch eats most anything. There also at Ocean Shores besides deer--clams, beach wash up fish, etc. Variety of plants including skunk cabbage, summer berries, etc. By humptulips river--fish. [Many years ago I lived in Taholah]. Thanks for your reports!
@salishsasquatch 1980s. Upriver with a friend checking his set net. About 1 am. One starting throwing huge rocks at us. Rocks were splashing in the river beside the skiff. One night one screamed the longest high/low scream. I think all of Taholah heard it. Came from up by what they called snob hill housing. Smelled one. Absolute rotten smell.
You didn’t happen to be with Sean, the tribe’s fishing guide? He had the same thing happen! We will be filming there soon if you are interested in telling your encounter on location
🙏 for sharing! My wife and I went to Ocean City area to go fishing one time about two years ago. It was pretty cool place. I didn’t think about looking for Sasquatch.
I think i saw you guys filming with the drone over the canal i grew up chehalis rez now residing in ocean shores many sightings on the coast the costal interprative center has a few footprint cast .
@@salishsasquatch I have heard some rock clacking on the chehalis River iv also had a tree knock response once in the wynootchee valley , but have not had a class a sighting I v come across trackways that are not definitive with toes . I have many second and third hand story s from the area. My great grandfather had a sighting in the Sierra mt. In California that made into a bigfoot book . I really enjoy what you are doing focusing on this area.
@@salishsasquatch I have a friend who seen a WHITE Sasquatch just past the Hoquiam High School many years ago. You guys drove past it on your way to Ocean Shores!
I am on the Olympic peninsula, Wa.St, have had 3 encounters behind my cabin and one at the cabin.The cabin experience really scared my dog and i,i have not gone hiking by myself since.
I have met many people who have seen Sasquatch in Grays Harbor County! A friend of mine seen a WHITE Sasquatch cross the Highway just past the Hoquiam High School. I talked to him tonight about this video, and told him he should of been in it. He wants to tell his story because it scared the hell out of him. Another guy that I met had one follow him NORTH of Hoquiam when he had to walk home to Humptulips one night! I don't know him though. I just ask people "Have you ever seen a Sasquatch or know anyone who has?" Some say yes! Some say NO! Last summer when I was at the Hoquiam airport I talked to a man who was working , and when he said he was a native from Alaska. I asked him if he ever seen a Sasquatch there and he said no but had a picture someone sent him of a Sasquatch from a logging site in the Wynooche dam area. He had a PERFECT PICTURE of an adult male Sasquatch! I wish I could have that picture, because I would post it. I told him that he or the guy who took it should send it to someone! The guy who took the picture told him that they (The logging crew) had seen giant foot tracks around the logging site, and he thought they were fake until he has leaving one afternoon. That's when he seen it walking up a hill, and took the picture! God I wish I had a copy of it! I know there are people who have perfect video, or pictures of them. They just won't show them! I hope someone reads this, because I have other sightings people told me. One was of a SKULL and body of one up in the Quinault Rez!
Really wish we could talk to the guy from the logging site. Is your friend from Hoquiam interested in being on camera? Thanks for sharing all of these encounters with us
@@salishsasquatch He might. He likes talking about! Another person I met told me she had seen a Sasquatch cross the Highway at Hogans Corner when she was driving home late one night after work at the casino. I don't know where she lives now, but I know a woman who seen a Dogman crossing the Highway on her way home late one night from the casino! She is the only person I know who seen a Dogman! She might talk to you!
@@JohnMoore-q1u The only things I have seen were seeing a small human footprint way out in the woods during the winter. The other thing was when I was hunting deer with my cousin over 20 years ago. We had never hunted this area before, and the logging road was just opened a day earlier. We pulled up to a small landing that had fur trees that were around 15' tall, and the first things we see were really fresh tree snaps. There were 3 of them next to each other that were snapped off around 10' up. I looked for bullet holes, but didn't see any. My cousin, and I agreed that a Bigfoot must of done it. Then I looked on the other side of the landing, and seen 2 more. I told him that if I see 1 Sasquatch track I would quit hunting, so I never looked for any! I'm sure there were some, and now I wish I would of looked! What did you see?
We had one come into camp and walk around the fire one night. My wife could see it's silhouette going back and forth. The next night we could hear it making bad shore bird mimics back up in the thick underbrush where shore birds are not found. Plus they usually do not make noises at 2 in the morning. We decided to pack up camp in the morning and that is when I saw it peeking out from behind a huge Western Red Cedar. We had to pack camp up a long skid road. I had to take several trips to get everything out. I heard it several times moving in the trees. I also found one of it's structures off the side of the road. it had a small opening but was really big inside. All the grass was packed around the sides and looked comfortable. Other than the smell was really bad. This all happened on the North shore of Willipa Bay close to the ghost town of Sunshine.
This video made my heart hurt because I just moved from Ocean Shores after living there for 30 years. Had to move into assisted-living closer to my kids. I’ve never seen a Sasquatch, even though I’ve spent many many days in the woods picking mushrooms in various places in Western Washington. I did hear something odd one night, a loud scream or roar. The dog I was walking, refused to pee.
I live just over in Westport. One of the ladies in my trailer park said that she saw a Squatch from the bus going over to Ocean Shores. Very cool report! Thank you!
Thank you I really enjoyed your videos. I grew up near you on cedar creek and have had a few encounters when I was growing up. One was when I was about ten I walked up on one in the woods I think it was a he because of the masculine build. He was lying on his back with his head against a log and had his hands behind his head resting or sleeping. He had one leg propped up and the other leg was across his knee. I kinda froze and stood there thinking it was a bear because of the hair until he moved. He took a quick glance at me and rolled over away from me and stood up he was about six feet tall and covered with reddish brown hair his body wasn’t that heavy though it looked long and lean. Once he stood up on his two feet he didn’t look at me again though he just walked straight away from me into the woods. At the time I didn’t know what a Bigfoot was and just thought it was a hairy man that was in our woods. I recently had my second sighting during elk season last year. I drive by your place once in a while and am always looking for Sasquatch’s. I’d like to stop by and tell you some of my stories someday but don’t want to impose on you.
We will get back to you in the next few days. Really looking forward to hearing your encounters, you were so close to us that it might even be the same group of Sasquatch!
@@rogerscottcathey The captured it. They threw a net over it when it was sleeping. Ricky had a toothache. The samsquanch removed his bad tooth for him.
I grew up in Washington State and the Squach are just a part of life. We knew about them as kids, as Washington was mostly deep woods then, and when ALL the forest noises stopped, you could feel them. Bear didn't stop the bugs or birds, the opposite really, and they didn't raise the hairs on the back of your neck. The females and the young don't stink, and you don't usually feel menace from them. The stink, the feeling of being stalked, and the feeling of menace, that's all the big males. I do think that they are just as individual as we are, and if they had their way, they would avoid us all together. If you have to share land with them, leave them food and fruit in fall and winter. The only way to have a friend is to be one.
Whenever we go to ocean shores, I’ll always look at the forest between hoquiam and ocean shores and think to myself “ that looks like a place Bigfoot would live in”
Unfortunately, we use a lot of music in our videos. I’m really sorry about that. This video had a song that we had to remove after it was posted which is why there is no song at the end of the video. 🥰
I loved this video! Good work, everybody! I appreciate all of the lovely footage of the coastal area where the sightings took place, and I found the details of the sightings very interesting. Stay safe in the woods, and best of luck with everything! --N
I seen one once along the American River some time in the 80's. It was blond haired skinny, muscular and walking through the forest away from where my family set up camp. I was in the woods not far from camp when I heard it walking through the tree's. When we made eye contact, we both had the " oh sh!t " look on our face. I went through animal flashcards mode by default and once I realized it didn't match anything in my menal rolladex, I shook myself from being frozen and took off running back to camp. I didn't tell anyone but I stayed close to camp with everyone that weekend and never went back to camp in the Cascades again. 👀😳
I know three people who have seen Sasquatch on Lungrens pass just 1/2 mile from Hoquiam high school. It’s talked about but nobody ever reports them. I told a guy where to go. He took his bike on the logging road off Lungrens pass, and large trees were thrown at him uphill from the direction of the river. I took a guy from North Carolina who wanted to go look for Sasquatch. So I took him on a trail just off Lungrens pass, we were breaking branches, when we heard something heavy walking towards us, and grunting heavy breathing. He was so scared he said let’s go I want out of here. I calmed him down, and told him don’t move, just keep talking out load to each other. It got within in 30 yards of us, and we could here it stop and turn around then leave. He couldn’t believe it. This girl was driving Lungrens pass one night and saw what she thought was a guy walking along the road, she stopped, rolled down her window and said you need a ride? When it turned and looked at her, she yelled your not a guy! Then sped off. Lungrens pass is a hotspot, it been that way for over 25 years, that I know of. From a Hoquiam resident.
I think a family may live around Lungrens pass after reading what you know, and what I know. Many years ago when the train tracks ran along 109 a friend of mine was walking home on the tracks to Grays Harbor City, and told me he seen a white Sasquatch cross 109 down to the tracks where he was. He said he yelled at it, and when it looked at him he knew what it was. He ran up to the highway where a car had stopped, because they had seen it too! He said he knew the 2 men, and jumped in their car. He said they watched it walk into the mud flat, and thinks it was heading towards the airport. I think it could of been looking for clams! They gave him a ride home to Grays Harbor City, and he said he never walked home again after that!
Ok I just hafta say, the first 30 sec of this (in no small part due to the title font) totally gave an 80s porno feel 😆 super awesome, I'd expect no less from a production about Gray's Harbor County! All joking aside though, I'm from Pacific County (for those of you that aren't from the PNW, is directly south of Gray's Harbor County, and comprises the area from the southern edge of GHC to the Northern edge of the Oregon border, and bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the West) and I don't know a single person around here that spends time in the woods that hasn't come across some evidence of, or had some kind of experience with, a Sasquatch...I myself have personally seen numerous foot prints, found several "huts" and nests that were clearly not natural but definitely not the work of humans, as well as heard tree knocks and vocalizations that didn't come from any known critter - and I've heard just about every critter there is around here, or at least know generally what they all sound like, and what I heard was not from anything known around here. This is a perfect area for Sasquatch, sparsely populated, with vast areas of woods where very few humans venture. Anyone who wants to say Sasquatch doesn't exist, I challenge you to spend a week alone deep in the woods of Southwest Washington and then tell me you don't believe!
I'm very, very worried that the existence of Sasquatch becomes open knowledge because then they'll REALLY be hounded. 😢 We humans are a destructive species....
I think that’s why it’s best that the public is informed, they should know that Sasquatch exist and don’t harm humans. People reacting out of fear is the most dangerous
So many do not remember the legends. Sasquatch taught the natives how to live on the land...so what else did they teach each other? Counting coup maybe? Which, in case it is not known, is the art..and it is an art..of sneaking up so close to your enemy, that you can touch them, without them knowing it. This act, was considered extremely brave. Maybe, just maybe, Mr.Sasquatch is counting coup.
My mom saw it crossing the Hill on the highway from when you pass hoquiam high School and the grizzly den. It was late at night, and it was around 5 ft tall and brownish orange, almost like an orangutan. She didn't think of Bigfoot at first because she assumed all of them were large, and I had to remind her that they have children too. This was 2019 at 10 or 11 pm
Oh my! I’m very excited about this sighting. Did she see anything other than an orangutan colored creature? If you have a moment, check out our recently posted video called New Sasquatch Sighting on the Indian Reservation, where the sasquatch is described as that color also. Your report is not the first to come from that location ✌🏼
@@salishsasquatch she was driving. She used to work late nights. This was a night when she got off work earlier. We live in the Ocean shores area. When she was driving out of hoquiam, and on that strip of highway where the water was to your left, and you slow down to 40 mph, and then 30 mph on those winding hills. When she was about to drive up the first hill, she saw the thing running across the road. She doesn't know how to say how far away it was, all she can say was that it was pass one of the car accident memorial markers when it crossed. By the time she passed the spot, and processed what she saw, it was already gone from her rearview mirror view. It's a little confusing and concerning cuz there's residential properties on that Hill, and this was late at night. What's a person doing running in the road like this at night? They could get run over, or have the cops called on them. But if this was really a sasquatch, did anyone who lived in those homes see it?
@@salishsasquatch the other side of the road, it crossed from the left to the right, was a hill. If it was already gone by the time she looked at the rear view mirror, it definitely hauled ass 😅. I wouldn't be able to do that in a costume
The are you speak of is a hot zone, I imagine she saw what she saw and it was not a person. Young ones are rarely seen so her sighting is extra special
I have spent a decent amount of time around there, it is absolutely beautiful and if there really is a creature that would be the place it could live...
Interesting video guys thank you and it leads me to observe the following; from my experience and my obsessive, wide-ranging listening to witness testimony I suspect that the Sasquatch species may be doing very well and their numbers may be rising. I wonder if they are becoming less cautious ? Are they growing more indifferent to the threat we humans pose ?
It seems like they are not as cautious if they think you’re unaware of them. I only wish we could calculate the number, there could be 300 in Washington or a few thousand, who knows?
Just came across your video. Here’s what I think about ole Big Toe, as I like to call him. We live in modern times and are advanced in technology but no one can catch a Big Toe?? There’s footprints and sometimes some fur found on branches. People say there’s sightings close to their homes or even see one walking in their yard but never is there evidence. Big Toe hunters are well equipped with guns or cameras attached to trees but nothing 😳. I love the tale and the mystery makes good entertainment.
Hello, thank you for watching. You’ve no idea how many trail cameras are placed in sasquatch territories, yet the sasquatch avoid those cameras always. I tried myself for a few years with various cameras and placements. No luck. They just go around. As for guns, I would never take one’s life, not in any lifetime! I hope someone captures something good on film soon.
I have been all over that peninsula. I have not seen a trace of anything, except for elk bear cat coyote. I still continue to frequent the area and look forward to my experience.
In the summer of 2005, I seen a big reddish brown one on the Moclips Hwy mid day in the fall... It was a quick sighting, as it ducked behind tree and it was gone. I was on my way back from my marketing route up the coast to Kalaloch... So, that peaked my interest. So, I found out from people in the Lake Quinault/Amanda Park area that BF was a familiar visitor... One native American gal said she seen them often by the roadside in the morning during her ride to work from Aberdeen, WA... She said that they often hang around the Quinault lake/river bridge at the head waters of the Quinault River. There's dirt road from there down to the river. She said go there if you want to up the chances of a sighting... I considered doing just that but chickened out... If you try it, take care...
I feel not everyone is special enough to witness one. They choose you for some reason and after you see it once you’re guaranteed to see it again throughout your lifetime. I believe they’re almost like a spirt and I hope to never be one of their chosen ones. But I’ve had way to many people that are close to me see them not to believe it.
At 11:22 on this clip is my BFRO encounter... A year later, there were a couple of greasy fingerprints on the top part of the kitchen window and two 17 inch bigfoot tracks below... The night before, I heard a distinct whoooop sound from the bushes across the street as I was getting out of the car... Two years ago, a neighbor, across the street, told me he seen one through the window facing his back yard. It was standing and staring back; about 8ft tall... Even though the once wild bushed out and treed street is getting built out now, I'm still real watchful when outside. Apparently, cougars, bears and Sasquatch don't fear us much...
@@salishsasquatch Lots of spec houses have been built and are being built. So, the habitat is being diminished, however in this town many houses are 2nd houses and are vacant most of the year. Since a neighbor had one in his back yard two years ago, Sasquatches just go where they want in this town is my take on it all... I built my cabin in the early 90's. Once in while back then something would slap the side of the cabin at night... I had no idea what it was, but it was always the NW corner of the cabin. I'd grab the shotgun and go around the house to see what was going on, with no luck in finding what done it. Nothing like that since the nineties happened, except about 2 months ago something slapped that corner of the house again about midnight while I was watching tv... I checked for prints the in the morning there was nothing to be seen; no proof of BF.
They sure do like slapping buildings! I’ve noticed that the sightings have subsided in the area and I speculate it’s from development. The stretch from Hoquiam to Ocean Shores has to be one of the hottest spots
S'quatch, as I've come to know and name it as, has been shown throughout its written recorded history to be, a coastal being. From the coastal areas of British Columbis all the way down the Pacific coast. There appears to be two disticnt species in that line of thought. One coastal, where many of the native oral history of it began and the more reclusive species that is predominantly interior , well outside of the " coastal range" as defined by any means. All along the northern border / southern border where Washington meets Canada and all across all the way towars Nova Scotia theres a pattern of incidents, prints, voclaizations and sightings of one kind or another. While they don't necessarily favor people or the structures, they're not seemingly shy of making some kind of an encounter one of of many levels. While it may go against your grain , and others, the one and only means to make the determination as to what it is, where it comes from and the rest of the long list of quetions is to either, capture one or down one in such a manner to as to retain and disscet it, as we're so prone to do , or to find remains. Finding remains is a pure shot in the dark . After 30 - 60 days even wildlife remains have largely been strewn about as a source for food including bone as it is a source of calcium, readily digestable and long in decay left to the elements. At least for a period of time . I can see and fully understand ol s'quatch using the ocean beaches as a freeway access into and out of habitat and developng new ones. Good vid. Sightings are real.
@@salishsasquatch I beleive the author to one of many small booklets is John Greene of British Columbia. That's where I found alot of information that never got followed up on. I believe he's deceased now so his recordings and files may be up for grabs. Univeristy of British Columbia woule be my starting point. In addition, if you'll take the time to listen to the vocalizations differences from coastal to that of interior, they're different. No question. that invokes the line of thought of, evolution. They adapted to that interior environ away from native area due to some kind of a social structure. Which makes sense IF, it were to be defined as a homonind Which so far, hasn't been done because, theres no proof.
@@salishsasquatch John Willison Green (February 12, 1927 - May 28, 2016) was a Canadian journalist and a leading researcher of the Bigfoot phenomenon. He was a graduate of both the University of British Columbia and Columbia University and compiled a database of more than 3,000 sighting and track reports. should be, in your library. Hint: N.E. WA, Selkirk Range. Things that can bend 6-8" spruce trees over isn't something to go asking for a coffee invite. South Fork Salmo River. Bickleton WA, vocalizations and sightings are a historical item. Hope this helps. So far this platform will support this venue., Look into the Bigfoot Festival, Metaline Falls WA. Coming weekend I beleive. Truth is out there brother. Ol s'quatch is where you don't think he is and where he wouldn't be. My thougts, having had three "encounters" are, its not human, but pretty damn close. It'll watch you and it has far more patience then you ever thought about. Anything that can bend 6-8" saplings over at a 45 degree angle and still keep coming and remain behind the screen of thick foilage really deserves a thorough second look before opening up. Colville National Forest, Salmo Priest Wilderness Area. 1982 and fall of 1991 Weird thing is? all those forest birds and critters? Not a sound in that valley. . Not a one.
@salishsasquatch It was in the local paper. His name is Robby and he was with another man and they saw sasquatch on the beach. I think it was about 20 years ago if I remember correctly.
I have a lady friend that lives in Aberdeen and works in Ocean shores. November of 2023 she seen a SASQUATCH cross 109 at lytles seafood. And she has seen one as your coming into hoquiam from ocean shores on the back road that connects 109 to 101. I believe this lady with all my heart because when I asked her about seeing SASQUATCH she replied that I wouldn't believe her if she had.the year 2022 is when we moved her. In 2023 my wife and I were camping on rayonier land and heard what I thought was a wounded bear. I've been in the woods most all my life hunting and fishing. Never before have I heard a bear make a call like we were intruding it's area. The next morning it was closer but never bothered us. This was opening week of deer season. The lady that seen the SASQUATCH in November was the next month, November, that we heard in October. The camping spot where we were at was pretty much in direct line where she seen SASQUATCH cross 109. We were on the Humptulips road one mile up the 6000 logging road. And as the crow flies I would say it's probably 5 to 10 miles in between Humptulips road and 109. That's what made me believe it was SASQUATCH. It was going to the bay for food.
Thank you for sharing these encounters with us! Your fried is very lucky to have seen them twice! The places you speak of are definite hot spots for sasquatch activity.
Had a stone the size of a soft ball towards me and I was in deep the woods. It was just a message to leave and I did. Just changed my confidence being in the woods. After my thinking was if they do not want around your going to get ever increasing signals to do so untill the soft ball size rock comes your way. etc
Oh wow. Good thing they have perfect aim. I’ve heard encounter after encounter about them throwing stones, usually into a body of water. I’ve yet to hear a story of them hitting someone☺️
@@michaelspring3915one time I was driving past the woods on Quinault Reservation just when it hit dark and a Gatorade bottle full of rocks hit my vehicle. I knew whatever hit me was not from a human because no one is crazy enough to go in those part of the woods at night.
I know. Better get out there and get it handled. Maybe they would even be interested in video of humans. You know, to prove we humans shouldn't exist......
And so you’re saying that the Native Americans who carve Sasquatch onto things as important as totem poles have been mistaking black bears for them all this time ? And Rich Germeau , native dude who used to be a cop on the Quinault Res. was mistaking black bear for them each encounter he had ? I’ll say it again , it seems like the people that KNOW they don’t exist are just too terrified to accept they’re quite real. Btw , the black bears on the peninsula are fairly small. Sasquatch might be able to fashion a handbag from a black bear pelt .
@@salishsasquatch Yea . I'm thinking about rubbing Rogaine all over my entire body and go undercover in the woods and try to make human contact with him and maybe even see if he can speak any English
Been there multiple times, the deer come intends to hundreds. The only prints I have seen in that area large cat elk. I'm a Long trail going north right before it hangs towards the beach found multiple elk bedding areas. Need I say even the eagles are big in that area❤
@@michaelspring3915 to be honest with you I don't know the place very well but I know how to get to it around it through it without hitting baby deer. As for the northern part up in the peninsula I know it very well. But I'm always open to learning new things of the environment.
primates include all the great apes (humans, chimps, gorillas, bonobos and orangutans) and all their predecessors, tamarins, lemurs, marmosets, monkeys and baboons. Some scientists are linking flying foxes to that group as well, with their close cousinhood to the lemurs. DNA studies are showing us more and more how closely related we are to our clade of cousins.
@@salishsasquatch it would be wild if they decided to defend the young. Probably some missing 411 might be linked to them. The woods are a beautiful but very dangerous place in fort Benning Georgia I believe I seen a skinwalker or rake walk across the road near a range in 2019.
@@salishsasquatchDon't take it too much to heart what some of these people say when they are on here because it will just drive you crazy.. All people want to do is say stupid stuff and joke around sometimes instead of seriously commenting nicely. Don't let it get to you. I had an experience in the Pacific Northwest in Olympic national Park back in the '90s and I wasn't even thinking Sasquatch at all I didn't know it was Bigfoot Central and I'm now 63 years old. I was about 34 at the time. I hiked to upper Sol Duc and I definitely had some kind of encounter. I would never do that now meaning never go on that hike alone and it was a very difficult hike and I don't think I could do it now. No one was up there when I got up to the area where I camped..
this drawings looked like a description of whst people have been thinking and what natives have been saying for hundreds of years that sasquach have been breeding with natives against there will. many very old stories about sassqach stealing small children, I've always thought those stories were more about raising the children for breeding purposes than for eating them those stories I think have been passed on maybe before contact times i gorsnt seem like humans would be sought sfter for a preferable mate with good hardy genes for survival since that is what sassquach already is but maybe they saw a trait in us that would compliment there species if we could even cross breed with hhem in the first place they seem to the strongest hardiest most well equipped primitive human that there is I think it may lower genes to breed with us lower and youngest version of the humans race native americans would probably be much more of a better breeding choice since they understand nature and had respect for all that was natural and gave thanks for every resource they employed hhey bojlc feel hhd earth was alive there was an old saying somthing to the affect of white man cannot feel or respect the world around him ( forest , rivers, animals hf plundered and senselessly destroyed ) because he could not feel the earth beneath his feet since he wore shoes with hard soles snf they would tell them this but ghry wouldn't listen ! j may have not told this story exactly right but I since a child understood what that ment since I spent very many years going bare foot ( after school and after work ) but I could feel it it made sense to me I yhink they were on to somthing,its sad we thought we were smarter ? oh yeh were talking about big foot got off topic there sorry
When I saw one back in May, it gave me adrenaline for a few days, like the time my sister and I went to a rollercoaster park during the dead season. It really makes you want to see them again, but hopefully closer
Not everyone who lives near them gets to hear or see them. Some people hear them but shrug and forget about it. A glimpse is very, very rare yet these people had the experience. It’s unfair of you to discredit all individuals involved in these reports.
@@salishsasquatch There’s zero chance there’s a Sasquatch on the ocean shore peninsula…zero. Now Mt Ranier would be more likely as well as up by Sequim.
I thought you may be interested to know that these arnt just a hairy beast. They are VERY INTELEGANT as they are supernatural. Read the book of Noah of the Bible. The Last Days are indicated as being as the days of Noah. These creatures, and many others of different in appearance, are called Nephelen. Not sure of the spelling
The nephilim are the sons of Anak. A strong’s concordance tells you that this means “neck,” something a sasquatch lacks in appearance. You would never give the name “gills” to the creatures known as dogs..so why would scipture call a sasquatch “neck?” These nephilim giants wore necklaces and were tyrannical and violent, while a sasquatch is not. Other races of giants exist in the Bible and they’re possibly mentioned as one of them, but they don’t fit scriptural references for nephilim.
A native elder that I used to take care of said that she saw one when she was a child. She said it waved at her. Not in the way that a human would wave, but with its hand down at its side. She also said that they will throw rocks at you while you're camping if you have a lot of noise or a baby crying. Never seen one myself, but I've also never seen a narwhal and I know they exist. I choose to believe my friends who are a little more in tune with nature and certainly have been a lot deeper in the woods than I have.
I was raised in Hoquiam. I currently live in Aberdeen. I have had many encounters in my life. Do not go in the Olympics peninsula forests unarmed. That's all I will say.
If you howl and scream at night in the woods. Squatch will be there by sun up. It pisses them off to find humans though. That's when the rock throwing will start
Watched twice. 🌲👣
Terrific reports and channel, guys. The sketches were amazing.
Thanks 🌿
Loving this channel more every day
Back in the day, my best friend from college and I used to camp at a place called Falls View just north of Hood Canal on Highway 101. We never saw anything, or heard anything other than noisy campers and the sound of the falls late at night, but we had a runing gag involving one of the areas en route. Just south of Eldon we would always see the sign for Hamma Hamma, and eventually one of us (don't remember which) asked "What the hell's Hamma Hamma?" to which the other replied "Oh, that's what Bigfoot says." So, after that, when we would reach that area and see the sign, the running joke was "Okay, we're in Bigfoot country!" and we'd both yell "HAMMA HAMMA!" Yes, we were extremely silly. But we were in our 20s, so there's that. Always did regret that we never actually saw anything, but we absolutely wanted to!
HAMMA HAMMA
Back in 2015 or so I lived out Wishkah. I was sitting on my deck drinking my morning coffee. At around 730 am i heard a knocking sound coming from a ravine about a hundred yards from my deck. It sounded like a wooden babseball bat hitting a tree. I heard 3 sets of 3 knocks, then it stopped. I didn't know what to think of it at the time. This happened again about 2 months later. That's when I started thinking it could have been a squatch. The deer and elk go down that ravine to the Wishkah river every once in a while. Maybe whatever it was was stalking some game, or hearding the game. I don't know.
There is something creepy about the woods around here. Always get the feeling you're being watched. I built logging roads for a while, driving dump truck. You get back in the hills and it is just creepy. You can't see in the woods much more than 10 feet in most of it. I think the creepiest area was an area out Humptulips. The 6000 line and 7800. Plenty of places to hide for a squatch.
There’s something about the Sasquatch where you can sense when they’re around
I know exactly what you're talking about. I fished the Hump from mouth to high up in the forks, especially around Promised Land Park and Donkey Creek and the woods get downright creepy there. I had the same feeling while fishing both the Wishkah - the forks below the bridge and on the East Hoquiam. Now that I relocated to Arkansas I sure miss fishing those areas, creepy or not. The only experience I had while fishing was on the Wynoochee River while camping below the 7400 Bridge. This was back in the 90s when you could still drive to the gravel bar below the bridge. I was fishing one summer evening for cutthroat and summer runs, and decided to camp overnight and catch the morning bite then drive back to Aberdeen. I was sleeping in the back of my Jimmy with the rear window hatch up and could hooting coming from up the gravel bar and on the hillside across the river. There were at least two that were hooting back and forth but I did not have a flashlight so I never got a chance to see what they were but they sounded like they were very large. And no they weren't elk I know what elk bugling sound like. It was quite unnerving to say the least.
Sasquatch eats most anything. There also at Ocean Shores besides deer--clams, beach wash up fish, etc. Variety of plants including skunk cabbage, summer berries, etc. By humptulips river--fish. [Many years ago I lived in Taholah]. Thanks for your reports!
Yes, they do eat everything! Did you have any encounters in Taholah? We have family there with good stories
@salishsasquatch 1980s. Upriver with a friend checking his set net. About 1 am. One starting throwing huge rocks at us. Rocks were splashing in the river beside the skiff. One night one screamed the longest high/low scream. I think all of Taholah heard it. Came from up by what they called snob hill housing. Smelled one. Absolute rotten smell.
You didn’t happen to be with Sean, the tribe’s fishing guide? He had the same thing happen! We will be filming there soon if you are interested in telling your encounter on location
@@salishsasquatch No. It was with a fisherman. Quinault member. There's been many people who have had experiences there.
Great video yet again, very interesting & intriguing encounters & sightings.
Nice presentation. Thanks
Thank you for watching!
Very good 👍 Thankyou S.S.🌲
🙏 for sharing! My wife and I went to Ocean City area to go fishing one time about two years ago. It was pretty cool place. I didn’t think about looking for Sasquatch.
It’s not a place where you’d ever think to look! This is the main reason we wanted to go here. Wish the couple in this video had gotten some evidence!
Did you visit Ocean City Marketplace, there's a guy there named Anthony that chainsaws bigfoot's out of trees
I seemed to remember that. We went fishing there! We go there to go fishing out in the boats
I think i saw you guys filming with the drone over the canal i grew up chehalis rez now residing in ocean shores many sightings on the coast the costal interprative center has a few footprint cast .
What are the odds?!? Have you had any encounters? We are gearing up to do some tribal encounter videos on the reservations around Washington
@@salishsasquatch I have heard some rock clacking on the chehalis River iv also had a tree knock response once in the wynootchee valley , but have not had a class a sighting I v come across trackways that are not definitive with toes . I have many second and third hand story s from the area. My great grandfather had a sighting in the Sierra mt. In California that made into a bigfoot book . I really enjoy what you are doing focusing on this area.
Wynoochee is hot!! We have heard good stories from there. I guess all of Grays Harbor is hot territory..
@@salishsasquatch I have a friend who seen a WHITE Sasquatch just past the Hoquiam High School many years ago. You guys drove past it on your way to Ocean Shores!
I am on the Olympic peninsula, Wa.St, have had 3 encounters behind my cabin and one at the cabin.The cabin experience really scared my dog and i,i have not gone hiking by myself since.
Please email us your story if you’d like to share it. sasquatchevidence1@gmail.com
@@salishsasquatch ok
@@salishsasquatch I'm sorry I have not texted you ,I will about my experience in Tahuya Wa.
Look forward to reading your email.
Had an experiace myself. Most do not believe me however I'll never forget it.
I have met many people who have seen Sasquatch in Grays Harbor County! A friend of mine seen a WHITE Sasquatch cross the Highway just past the Hoquiam High School. I talked to him tonight about this video, and told him he should of been in it. He wants to tell his story because it scared the hell out of him. Another guy that I met had one follow him NORTH of Hoquiam when he had to walk home to Humptulips one night! I don't know him though. I just ask people "Have you ever seen a Sasquatch or know anyone who has?" Some say yes! Some say NO! Last summer when I was at the Hoquiam airport I talked to a man who was working , and when he said he was a native from Alaska. I asked him if he ever seen a Sasquatch there and he said no but had a picture someone sent him of a Sasquatch from a logging site in the Wynooche dam area. He had a PERFECT PICTURE of an adult male Sasquatch! I wish I could have that picture, because I would post it. I told him that he or the guy who took it should send it to someone! The guy who took the picture told him that they (The logging crew) had seen giant foot tracks around the logging site, and he thought they were fake until he has leaving one afternoon. That's when he seen it walking up a hill, and took the picture! God I wish I had a copy of it! I know there are people who have perfect video, or pictures of them. They just won't show them! I hope someone reads this, because I have other sightings people told me. One was of a SKULL and body of one up in the Quinault Rez!
Really wish we could talk to the guy from the logging site. Is your friend from Hoquiam interested in being on camera? Thanks for sharing all of these encounters with us
@@salishsasquatch He might. He likes talking about! Another person I met told me she had seen a Sasquatch cross the Highway at Hogans Corner when she was driving home late one night after work at the casino. I don't know where she lives now, but I know a woman who seen a Dogman crossing the Highway on her way home late one night from the casino! She is the only person I know who seen a Dogman! She might talk to you!
@@davidregan9872 I worked around Wynoochhee area in Matlock W.A. for Simpson Timber Co
Never saw much till I moved to Tahuya and Dewato area..
@@JohnMoore-q1u The only things I have seen were seeing a small human footprint way out in the woods during the winter. The other thing was when I was hunting deer with my cousin over 20 years ago. We had never hunted this area before, and the logging road was just opened a day earlier. We pulled up to a small landing that had fur trees that were around 15' tall, and the first things we see were really fresh tree snaps. There were 3 of them next to each other that were snapped off around 10' up. I looked for bullet holes, but didn't see any. My cousin, and I agreed that a Bigfoot must of done it. Then I looked on the other side of the landing, and seen 2 more. I told him that if I see 1 Sasquatch track I would quit hunting, so I never looked for any! I'm sure there were some, and now I wish I would of looked! What did you see?
Whites or Albino’s aren’t that uncommon.
We had one come into camp and walk around the fire one night. My wife could see it's silhouette going back and forth. The next night we could hear it making bad shore bird mimics back up in the thick underbrush where shore birds are not found. Plus they usually do not make noises at 2 in the morning. We decided to pack up camp in the morning and that is when I saw it peeking out from behind a huge Western Red Cedar. We had to pack camp up a long skid road. I had to take several trips to get everything out. I heard it several times moving in the trees. I also found one of it's structures off the side of the road. it had a small opening but was really big inside. All the grass was packed around the sides and looked comfortable. Other than the smell was really bad. This all happened on the North shore of Willipa Bay close to the ghost town of Sunshine.
Wow. Thank you for sharing this story. We might have to take a trip that way
This video made my heart hurt because I just moved from Ocean Shores after living there for 30 years. Had to move into assisted-living closer to my kids. I’ve never seen a Sasquatch, even though I’ve spent many many days in the woods picking mushrooms in various places in Western Washington. I did hear something odd one night, a loud scream or roar. The dog I was walking, refused to pee.
So sad to hear of you leaving after 30 years of ocean life. I hope you see a sasquatch very soon ✌🏼🙏🏼
I live just over in Westport. One of the ladies in my trailer park said that she saw a Squatch from the bus going over to Ocean Shores. Very cool report! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you I really enjoyed your videos. I grew up near you on cedar creek and have had a few encounters when I was growing up. One was when I was about ten I walked up on one in the woods I think it was a he because of the masculine build. He was lying on his back with his head against a log and had his hands behind his head resting or sleeping. He had one leg propped up and the other leg was across his knee. I kinda froze and stood there thinking it was a bear because of the hair until he moved. He took a quick glance at me and rolled over away from me and stood up he was about six feet tall and covered with reddish brown hair his body wasn’t that heavy though it looked long and lean. Once he stood up on his two feet he didn’t look at me again though he just walked straight away from me into the woods. At the time I didn’t know what a Bigfoot was and just thought it was a hairy man that was in our woods.
I recently had my second sighting during elk season last year.
I drive by your place once in a while and am always looking for Sasquatch’s. I’d like to stop by and tell you some of my stories someday but don’t want to impose on you.
We would love to talk to you. When works for you? We are mostly free after this upcoming weekend
Next week sometime would work. What time works best for you.
We will get back to you in the next few days. Really looking forward to hearing your encounters, you were so close to us that it might even be the same group of Sasquatch!
I’m pretty sure it’s the same clan. I’m looking forward to talking with you.
Hi Scott! How does Tuesday work for you? What time are you free
Hello from Chelan County! 🦶
Hello in chelan county!✌🏼
Friend of mine seen one in a similar situation in Neah Bay comming from the beach crossing the road at first light. Seafood probably.
We are going to Neah Bay this spring to film with tribal members! Jonathan grew up there. Are you Makah?
@@salishsasquatch Friends with some.
Want to tell your story on camera? This spring we are going there.
I have seen a Samsquanch in Canada at a trailer park once. My friends Ricky and Julian captured.
Let’s see it!
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Captured? As in never seen again? Or as in took pictures?
@@rogerscottcathey
The captured it. They threw a net over it when it was sleeping. Ricky had a toothache. The samsquanch removed his bad tooth for him.
I grew up in Washington State and the Squach are just a part of life. We knew about them as kids, as Washington was mostly deep woods then, and when ALL the forest noises stopped, you could feel them. Bear didn't stop the bugs or birds, the opposite really, and they didn't raise the hairs on the back of your neck. The females and the young don't stink, and you don't usually feel menace from them. The stink, the feeling of being stalked, and the feeling of menace, that's all the big males. I do think that they are just as individual as we are, and if they had their way, they would avoid us all together. If you have to share land with them, leave them food and fruit in fall and winter. The only way to have a friend is to be one.
Wonderful insights and you know some good details! Thank you for sharing
Uh. The males stalk females and "take them." Please don't leave food or anything for them. Please.
Sasquatch can bend light and basically become invisible. Thats how they sneak around unseen.
Have you seen this?
It’s because there supernatural
There have been reports in almost every city in Washington State.
Washington is definitely bigfoot Mecca!
Whenever we go to ocean shores, I’ll always look at the forest between hoquiam and ocean shores and think to myself “ that looks like a place Bigfoot would live in”
That stretch of highway is a very active zone!
Copalis…. that’s where they’re supposed to be at….. in between Hoquiam and Ocean Shores
That’s one of the hottest corridors in the state!
We live north of Ocean Shores in Pacific Beach and while we've never witnessed anything, there are endless acres of prime habitat for such a creature.
You’re in the same county as us!
I am hearing impaired so I thank you greatly for not putting music in your videos. I have liked and subscribed.
Thank you.
Unfortunately, we use a lot of music in our videos. I’m really sorry about that. This video had a song that we had to remove after it was posted which is why there is no song at the end of the video. 🥰
I loved this video! Good work, everybody! I appreciate all of the lovely footage of the coastal area where the sightings took place, and I found the details of the sightings very interesting. Stay safe in the woods, and best of luck with everything!
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Thank you Naomi! Your comment is much appreciated, we had the hardest time with equipment on this one! Nearly everything that could go wrong, did!
I seen one once along the American River some time in the 80's. It was blond haired skinny, muscular and walking through the forest away from where my family set up camp. I was in the woods not far from camp when I heard it walking through the tree's. When we made eye contact, we both had the " oh sh!t " look on our face. I went through animal flashcards mode by default and once I realized it didn't match anything in my menal rolladex, I shook myself from being frozen and took off running back to camp. I didn't tell anyone but I stayed close to camp with everyone that weekend and never went back to camp in the Cascades again. 👀😳
Wow thanks for sharing that encounter! We’re doing a a video from Bumping Lake soon, can we share your encounter? Is there a name we can attach it to?
I know three people who have seen Sasquatch on Lungrens pass just 1/2 mile from Hoquiam high school. It’s talked about but nobody ever reports them. I told a guy where to go. He took his bike on the logging road off Lungrens pass, and large trees were thrown at him uphill from the direction of the river. I took a guy from North Carolina who wanted to go look for Sasquatch. So I took him on a trail just off Lungrens pass, we were breaking branches, when we heard something heavy walking towards us, and grunting heavy breathing. He was so scared he said let’s go I want out of here. I calmed him down, and told him don’t move, just keep talking out load to each other. It got within in 30 yards of us, and we could here it stop and turn around then leave. He couldn’t believe it. This girl was driving Lungrens pass one night and saw what she thought was a guy walking along the road, she stopped, rolled down her window and said you need a ride? When it turned and looked at her, she yelled your not a guy! Then sped off. Lungrens pass is a hotspot, it been that way for over 25 years, that I know of. From a Hoquiam resident.
Ok so we definitely need to speak with you. sasquatchevidence1@gmail.com
I support you. I had an experiance in Oregon and it changed my thoughts about being in the woods alone.
I think a family may live around Lungrens pass after reading what you know, and what I know. Many years ago when the train tracks ran along 109 a friend of mine was walking home on the tracks to Grays Harbor City, and told me he seen a white Sasquatch cross 109 down to the tracks where he was. He said he yelled at it, and when it looked at him he knew what it was. He ran up to the highway where a car had stopped, because they had seen it too! He said he knew the 2 men, and jumped in their car. He said they watched it walk into the mud flat, and thinks it was heading towards the airport. I think it could of been looking for clams! They gave him a ride home to Grays Harbor City, and he said he never walked home again after that!
Very cool sighting
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That's where I had my first sighting when I was a kid.
Please share! ❤️❤️
Ok I just hafta say, the first 30 sec of this (in no small part due to the title font) totally gave an 80s porno feel 😆 super awesome, I'd expect no less from a production about Gray's Harbor County!
All joking aside though, I'm from Pacific County (for those of you that aren't from the PNW, is directly south of Gray's Harbor County, and comprises the area from the southern edge of GHC to the Northern edge of the Oregon border, and bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the West) and I don't know a single person around here that spends time in the woods that hasn't come across some evidence of, or had some kind of experience with, a Sasquatch...I myself have personally seen numerous foot prints, found several "huts" and nests that were clearly not natural but definitely not the work of humans, as well as heard tree knocks and vocalizations that didn't come from any known critter - and I've heard just about every critter there is around here, or at least know generally what they all sound like, and what I heard was not from anything known around here. This is a perfect area for Sasquatch, sparsely populated, with vast areas of woods where very few humans venture. Anyone who wants to say Sasquatch doesn't exist, I challenge you to spend a week alone deep in the woods of Southwest Washington and then tell me you don't believe!
If you come across the “huts” again, please email us at sasquatchevidence1@gmail.com. The nests are probably bear and can be easily tested😊
Yes! I'm from there too. You are not making it up! This video makes me homesick😂❤
I'm very, very worried that the existence of Sasquatch becomes open knowledge because then they'll REALLY be hounded. 😢 We humans are a destructive species....
I think that’s why it’s best that the public is informed, they should know that Sasquatch exist and don’t harm humans. People reacting out of fear is the most dangerous
I heard that the NBA is interested in big foot for players
I never tell people exactly where I've seen them. I owe them that protection. They were our neighbors. For yeeeears
Indeed
Thank-you for sharing your stories! How come there ain’t no video with it?
I wish there was!
Ok, cool; maybe next time!
So many do not remember the legends. Sasquatch taught the natives how to live on the land...so what else did they teach each other? Counting coup maybe? Which, in case it is not known, is the art..and it is an art..of sneaking up so close to your enemy, that you can touch them, without them knowing it. This act, was considered extremely brave. Maybe, just maybe, Mr.Sasquatch is counting coup.
Indeed Sasquatch is counting coup ❤️
My mom saw it crossing the Hill on the highway from when you pass hoquiam high School and the grizzly den. It was late at night, and it was around 5 ft tall and brownish orange, almost like an orangutan. She didn't think of Bigfoot at first because she assumed all of them were large, and I had to remind her that they have children too. This was 2019 at 10 or 11 pm
Oh my! I’m very excited about this sighting. Did she see anything other than an orangutan colored creature? If you have a moment, check out our recently posted video called New Sasquatch Sighting on the Indian Reservation, where the sasquatch is described as that color also. Your report is not the first to come from that location ✌🏼
@@salishsasquatch she was driving. She used to work late nights. This was a night when she got off work earlier. We live in the Ocean shores area. When she was driving out of hoquiam, and on that strip of highway where the water was to your left, and you slow down to 40 mph, and then 30 mph on those winding hills. When she was about to drive up the first hill, she saw the thing running across the road. She doesn't know how to say how far away it was, all she can say was that it was pass one of the car accident memorial markers when it crossed. By the time she passed the spot, and processed what she saw, it was already gone from her rearview mirror view. It's a little confusing and concerning cuz there's residential properties on that Hill, and this was late at night. What's a person doing running in the road like this at night? They could get run over, or have the cops called on them. But if this was really a sasquatch, did anyone who lived in those homes see it?
@@salishsasquatch the other side of the road, it crossed from the left to the right, was a hill. If it was already gone by the time she looked at the rear view mirror, it definitely hauled ass 😅. I wouldn't be able to do that in a costume
The are you speak of is a hot zone, I imagine she saw what she saw and it was not a person. Young ones are rarely seen so her sighting is extra special
I have spent a decent amount of time around there, it is absolutely beautiful and if there really is a creature that would be the place it could live...
There are places that are even more beautiful and have even more activity than ocean shores! 🙏🏼
Feeding deer and Sasquatch is illegal at Ocean Shores
I bet it’s illegal to feed deer, I don’t believe that’s specified about Sasquatch.
Definitely illegal to hunt Bigfoot. You can look up the law.
Deer have to be north of Ocean Shores.
Interesting video guys thank you and it leads me to observe the following; from my experience and my obsessive, wide-ranging listening to witness testimony I suspect that the Sasquatch species may be doing very well and their numbers may be rising.
I wonder if they are becoming less cautious ?
Are they growing more indifferent to the threat we humans pose ?
It seems like they are not as cautious if they think you’re unaware of them. I only wish we could calculate the number, there could be 300 in Washington or a few thousand, who knows?
Damn i go out there almost every summer and i'm never lucky enough for a sighting! And i'm ALWAYS keeping my eyes peeled!
Let us know if you see or hear anything
Just came across your video. Here’s what I think about ole Big Toe, as I like to call him. We live in modern times and are advanced in technology but no one can catch a Big Toe?? There’s footprints and sometimes some fur found on branches. People say there’s sightings close to their homes or even see one walking in their yard but never is there evidence. Big Toe hunters are well equipped with guns or cameras attached to trees but nothing 😳. I love the tale and the mystery makes good entertainment.
Hello, thank you for watching. You’ve no idea how many trail cameras are placed in sasquatch territories, yet the sasquatch avoid those cameras always. I tried myself for a few years with various cameras and placements. No luck. They just go around. As for guns, I would never take one’s life, not in any lifetime! I hope someone captures something good on film soon.
I have been all over that peninsula. I have not seen a trace of anything, except for elk bear cat coyote. I still continue to frequent the area and look forward to my experience.
I hope you see one! Thank you for watching
In the summer of 2005, I seen a big reddish brown one on the Moclips Hwy mid day in the fall... It was a quick sighting, as it ducked behind tree and it was gone. I was on my way back from my marketing route up the coast to Kalaloch... So, that peaked my interest. So, I found out from people in the Lake Quinault/Amanda Park area that BF was a familiar visitor... One native American gal said she seen them often by the roadside in the morning during her ride to work from Aberdeen, WA... She said that they often hang around the Quinault lake/river bridge at the head waters of the Quinault River. There's dirt road from there down to the river. She said go there if you want to up the chances of a sighting... I considered doing just that but chickened out... If you try it, take care...
Hello Leroy, thank you for the stories and tips! The lake quinalt area is definitely hot
The Ocean Shores peninsula or the Olympic peninsula? If you know Ocean Shores man, big foot is not going to hang out there.
I feel not everyone is special enough to witness one. They choose you for some reason and after you see it once you’re guaranteed to see it again throughout your lifetime. I believe they’re almost like a spirt and I hope to never be one of their chosen ones. But I’ve had way to many people that are close to me see them not to believe it.
At 11:22 on this clip is my BFRO encounter... A year later, there were a couple of greasy fingerprints on the top part of the kitchen window and two 17 inch bigfoot tracks below... The night before, I heard a distinct whoooop sound from the bushes across the street as I was getting out of the car... Two years ago, a neighbor, across the street, told me he seen one through the window facing his back yard. It was standing and staring back; about 8ft tall... Even though the once wild bushed out and treed street is getting built out now, I'm still real watchful when outside. Apparently, cougars, bears and Sasquatch don't fear us much...
Thank you for adding onto your story! Have you had any recent activity?
@@salishsasquatch Nothing for me... Just bears attacking the garbage can.
Have they developed more of the land near you?
@@salishsasquatch Lots of spec houses have been built and are being built. So, the habitat is being diminished, however in this town many houses are 2nd houses and are vacant most of the year. Since a neighbor had one in his back yard two years ago, Sasquatches just go where they want in this town is my take on it all... I built my cabin in the early 90's. Once in while back then something would slap the side of the cabin at night... I had no idea what it was, but it was always the NW corner of the cabin. I'd grab the shotgun and go around the house to see what was going on, with no luck in finding what done it. Nothing like that since the nineties happened, except about 2 months ago something slapped that corner of the house again about midnight while I was watching tv... I checked for prints the in the morning there was nothing to be seen; no proof of BF.
They sure do like slapping buildings! I’ve noticed that the sightings have subsided in the area and I speculate it’s from development. The stretch from Hoquiam to Ocean Shores has to be one of the hottest spots
What is that tower with the discs on it at 13:29?
I’m not sure. They’re at the ocean front, they don’t look like WiFi towers
Tsunami sirens
Probably the tsunami warning system horns
I lived in squim foe a while and never realized how close I was to these creatures.
You no longer live there?
@@salishsasquatch no , I’m north of the boarder now near the Rockies
Do you live where they live?
I've heard tree knocks before around 4am one summer at Riffe Lake.
Where at on Riffe Lake? What year was it?
@@salishsasquatch at the Riffe lake campground in 2020
Taidnapam or the one on the Mossyrock side?
@@salishsasquatch Mossy rock side
@@salishsasquatch has there ever been reports in that area?
Willy Nelson!!!
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S'quatch, as I've come to know and name it as, has been shown throughout its written recorded history to be, a coastal being. From the coastal areas of British Columbis all the way down the Pacific coast.
There appears to be two disticnt species in that line of thought. One coastal, where many of the native oral history of it began and the more reclusive species that is predominantly interior , well outside of the " coastal range" as defined by any means.
All along the northern border / southern border where Washington meets Canada and all across all the way towars Nova Scotia theres a pattern of incidents, prints, voclaizations and sightings of one kind or another.
While they don't necessarily favor people or the structures, they're not seemingly shy of making some kind of an encounter one of of many levels.
While it may go against your grain , and others, the one and only means to make the determination as to what it is, where it comes from and the rest of the long list of quetions is to either, capture one or down one in such a manner to as to retain and disscet it, as we're so prone to do , or to find remains.
Finding remains is a pure shot in the dark . After 30 - 60 days even wildlife remains have largely been strewn about as a source for food including bone as it is a source of calcium, readily digestable and long in decay left to the elements. At least for a period of time .
I can see and fully understand ol s'quatch using the ocean beaches as a freeway access into and out of habitat and developng new ones.
Good vid. Sightings are real.
Wow! Thank you for all of the insight! I’ve never heard the theory about 2 species. Do you know where to find info on that? Very interesting!!
@@salishsasquatch I beleive the author to one of many small booklets is John Greene of British Columbia.
That's where I found alot of information that never got followed up on.
I believe he's deceased now so his recordings and files may be up for grabs.
Univeristy of British Columbia woule be my starting point.
In addition, if you'll take the time to listen to the vocalizations differences from coastal to that of interior, they're different. No question.
that invokes the line of thought of, evolution.
They adapted to that interior environ away from native area due to some kind of a social structure.
Which makes sense IF, it were to be defined as a homonind
Which so far, hasn't been done because, theres no proof.
You’re really getting my wheels turning. I’m going to have to look into this. Thanks so much
@@salishsasquatch John Willison Green (February 12, 1927 - May 28, 2016) was a Canadian journalist and a leading researcher of the Bigfoot phenomenon. He was a graduate of both the University of British Columbia and Columbia University and compiled a database of more than 3,000 sighting and track reports.
should be, in your library.
Hint: N.E. WA, Selkirk Range.
Things that can bend 6-8" spruce trees over isn't something to go asking for a coffee invite.
South Fork Salmo River.
Bickleton WA, vocalizations and sightings are a historical item.
Hope this helps. So far this platform will support this venue.,
Look into the Bigfoot Festival, Metaline Falls WA.
Coming weekend I beleive.
Truth is out there brother. Ol s'quatch is where you don't think he is and where he wouldn't be.
My thougts, having had three "encounters" are, its not human, but pretty damn close. It'll watch you and it has far more patience then you ever thought about.
Anything that can bend 6-8" saplings over at a 45 degree angle and still keep coming and remain behind the screen of thick foilage really deserves a thorough second look before opening up.
Colville National Forest, Salmo Priest Wilderness Area. 1982 and fall of 1991
Weird thing is? all those forest birds and critters? Not a sound in that valley. .
Not a one.
Thank you 🙏🏼
There's definitely weird stuff going on out here in Mason County, not far from Harstine Island.
You have anything happen?
Deer showing no concern for a sasquatch? My ass.
Your ass is doing what?!!
@@salishsasquatch, they eat deer so the deer are terrified of them.
I live in ocean shores...i will have to keep an eye out for the squatch...we have the wildlife here...no doubt
Let us know if you see/hear anything!
@@salishsasquatch I am always watching specially when in Quinault rainforest if I see something you can bet I will say something
Quinault rainforest most definitely has them!
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Look
Careful and get a camera to mount then covered all them
@@salishsasquatchwhere there ? Any tips would be appreciated
Pictures? Video?
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I definitely believe the Sasquatch is real but there’s zero chance it’s on the ocean shore peninsula.
You don’t believe all of those people? Not very fair
Its not on a peninsula.
It's not unfair to reject hooey. 😊
@@BernieKnapp-h3nlmao, we have sasquatch out on the olympic penninsula.
There are a lot of meth addicts in Ocean Shores that fit these descriptions
😂 most people from ocean shores are retired.
So many sighting of UFO’s among Meth users im speaking from experience
what about the reports b4 cia brought meth into american small towns?
I know someone who saw sasquatch in Ocean Shores
Spill the details!!
@salishsasquatch It was in the local paper. His name is Robby and he was with another man and they saw sasquatch on the beach. I think it was about 20 years ago if I remember correctly.
Sure wish we could find that newspaper clip!
A sasquatch slithered on it's belly 😂
It’s not the first report of such behavior. Why is that funny?
@@salishsasquatchdon’t feed the Trumpers lol 😂
That's my uncle Rudi ,they call him East side!
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Duh, the deer are using you as protection⁉️❣️🤔❣️
We agree!
These two are the real deal and are on to some things, mapping movement patterns.
Thanks you Jim!
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I have a lady friend that lives in Aberdeen and works in Ocean shores. November of 2023 she seen a SASQUATCH cross 109 at lytles seafood. And she has seen one as your coming into hoquiam from ocean shores on the back road that connects 109 to 101. I believe this lady with all my heart because when I asked her about seeing SASQUATCH she replied that I wouldn't believe her if she had.the year 2022 is when we moved her. In 2023 my wife and I were camping on rayonier land and heard what I thought was a wounded bear. I've been in the woods most all my life hunting and fishing. Never before have I heard a bear make a call like we were intruding it's area. The next morning it was closer but never bothered us. This was opening week of deer season. The lady that seen the SASQUATCH in November was the next month, November, that we heard in October. The camping spot where we were at was pretty much in direct line where she seen SASQUATCH cross 109. We were on the Humptulips road one mile up the 6000 logging road. And as the crow flies I would say it's probably 5 to 10 miles in between Humptulips road and 109. That's what made me believe it was SASQUATCH. It was going to the bay for food.
Thank you for sharing these encounters with us! Your fried is very lucky to have seen them twice! The places you speak of are definite hot spots for sasquatch activity.
Had a stone the size of a soft ball towards me and I was in deep the woods. It was just a message to leave and I did. Just changed my confidence being in the woods. After my thinking was if they do not want around your going to get ever increasing signals to do so untill the soft ball size rock comes your way. etc
Oh wow. Good thing they have perfect aim. I’ve heard encounter after encounter about them throwing stones, usually into a body of water. I’ve yet to hear a story of them hitting someone☺️
@@salishsasquatch It was not ment to hit me. It was to get me to leave. It was just a message.
@@michaelspring3915one time I was driving past the woods on Quinault Reservation just when it hit dark and a Gatorade bottle full of rocks hit my vehicle. I knew whatever hit me was not from a human because no one is crazy enough to go in those part of the woods at night.
Bigfoot love McDonalds Pancakes with lots of syrup
The ones here won’t eat fast food, they’re super snobby about what they eat. Except for Chinese..
@@salishsasquatch I hear they really love peanut butter on whole wheat bread; they don't like white bread... This is 2nd hand info from me.
I’ve heard they like pb sandwiches as well! I wonder if they truly are that picky about bread☺️
all these sittings but NO videos..
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I know. Better get out there and get it handled. Maybe they would even be interested in video of humans. You know, to prove we humans shouldn't exist......
He saw kurt Cobain!😂
Possibly , but also saw A Sasquatch
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@@salishsasquatch ? 🤣
you'll never take me alive!!!!!!
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Could the word that Bigfoot said, “Shehoaha” be Russian for “Stop”?
Who knows? 🤷🏽♂️ definitely sounds like a word of some language.
They are called Black Bears!
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Sure they are. Like everyone's mother, sister and wife is called a hooker......
Do black bears throw rocks?
And so you’re saying that the Native Americans who carve Sasquatch onto things as important as totem poles have been mistaking black bears for them all this time ? And Rich Germeau , native dude who used to be a cop on the Quinault Res. was mistaking black bear for them each encounter he had ? I’ll say it again , it seems like the people that KNOW they don’t exist are just too terrified to accept they’re quite real. Btw , the black bears on the peninsula are fairly small. Sasquatch might be able to fashion a handbag from a black bear pelt .
Samsquantch is just really self conscious of hims really hairy body. So hims like to stay hidden in the woods.
You think so?
@@salishsasquatch Yea . I'm thinking about rubbing Rogaine all over my entire body and go undercover in the woods and try to make human contact with him and maybe even see if he can speak any English
@@salishsasquatch Yea. I think I might rub my body down in some bosley or Rogaine and go undercover and see if samsquantch speak English
Please record it if you do
Look up "the cowman of Copalis Beach".
A good read! Thank you!
Been there multiple times, the deer come intends to hundreds. The only prints I have seen in that area large cat elk. I'm a Long trail going north right before it hangs towards the beach found multiple elk bedding areas. Need I say even the eagles are big in that area❤
We have heard since making this video that the area within the town that was getting all of the bigfoot activity has been over-developed
You two do not know ocean shores. Your just talk
Pretend this reply just says “delivered.”
@@michaelspring3915 to be honest with you I don't know the place very well but I know how to get to it around it through it without hitting baby deer. As for the northern part up in the peninsula I know it very well.
But I'm always open to learning new things of the environment.
Are you interested in sasquatch? Ever hear or see one?
Maybe the deer see how Bigfoot will not go around humans
Intelligent deer ☺️
SOOOO MANY SMALL minded people on here
Who are you talking about?
Imagine the same people experiencing sightings over and over wouldn't that be kinda rare?
Well, there are certain people who seem to be magnets for the elusive creature
i got knocked off my mountain bike purposely by a doe deer head butting me extremely hard on purpose aswell in washington them mfs
🦌 %?#k!
😮 Seriously? 😂
They are hominids, not primates.
You are correct!
hominids are primates. humans are primates.
primates include all the great apes (humans, chimps, gorillas, bonobos and orangutans) and all their predecessors, tamarins, lemurs, marmosets, monkeys and baboons. Some scientists are linking flying foxes to that group as well, with their close cousinhood to the lemurs. DNA studies are showing us more and more how closely related we are to our clade of cousins.
What do you think WE are? We are known as the 5th ape. AND we are primates. We are all hominids AND primates.
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I have many
Sightings?
With all the missing people. I can only wonder what happens when you run into a momma Bigfoot with a kid. Momma bear on crack!
Seems like those are the times when people see the females, when she uses herself as a diversion
@@salishsasquatchdoes the males mate then leave or do they stay with the female and kid? Moving to the area soon and love the outdoors.
I wish I knew the answer. There’s reports of both, family units and also females with young
@@salishsasquatch it would be wild if they decided to defend the young. Probably some missing 411 might be linked to them. The woods are a beautiful but very dangerous place in fort Benning Georgia I believe I seen a skinwalker or rake walk across the road near a range in 2019.
Eeek. That’s nothing I want to see. They probably do defend their young when together.
Do some prefer bamboo, whilst others a hardwood plank? Drywall.
I’m not sure what you mean
@@salishsasquatchDon't take it too much to heart what some of these people say when they are on here because it will just drive you crazy.. All people want to do is say stupid stuff and joke around sometimes instead of seriously commenting nicely. Don't let it get to you.
I had an experience in the Pacific Northwest in Olympic national Park back in the '90s and I wasn't even thinking Sasquatch at all I didn't know it was Bigfoot Central and I'm now 63 years old. I was about 34 at the time. I hiked to upper Sol Duc and I definitely had some kind of encounter. I would never do that now meaning never go on that hike alone and it was a very difficult hike and I don't think I could do it now. No one was up there when I got up to the area where I camped..
It's astounding how in this day and age, nobody had their phones to take pictures😂.
this drawings looked like a description of whst people have been thinking and what natives have been saying for hundreds of years that sasquach have been breeding with natives against there will. many very old stories about sassqach stealing small children, I've always thought those stories were more about raising the children for breeding purposes than for eating them those stories I think have been passed on maybe before contact times i gorsnt seem like humans would be sought sfter for a preferable mate with good hardy genes for survival since that is what sassquach already is but maybe they saw a trait in us that would compliment there species if we could even cross breed with hhem in the first place they seem to the strongest hardiest most well equipped primitive human that there is I think it may lower genes to breed with us lower and youngest version of the humans race native americans would probably be much more of a better breeding choice since they understand nature and had respect for all that was natural and gave thanks for every resource they employed hhey bojlc feel hhd earth was alive there was an old saying somthing to the affect of white man cannot feel or respect the world around him ( forest , rivers, animals hf plundered and senselessly destroyed ) because he could not feel the earth beneath his feet since he wore shoes with hard soles snf they would tell them this but ghry wouldn't listen ! j may have not told this story exactly right but I since a child understood what that ment since I spent very many years going bare foot ( after school and after work ) but I could feel it it made sense to me I yhink they were on to somthing,its sad we thought we were smarter ? oh yeh were talking about big foot got off topic there sorry
It’s usually so brief and astonishing that the human involved is too shocked to think of such things
@@salishsasquatch too true, I would probably stand there, mouth agape. Lol!
@@ericsmith8996 deep thinker 😉🙂
When I saw one back in May, it gave me adrenaline for a few days, like the time my sister and I went to a rollercoaster park during the dead season. It really makes you want to see them again, but hopefully closer
I lived there for years and found this highly unlikely
Not everyone who lives near them gets to hear or see them. Some people hear them but shrug and forget about it. A glimpse is very, very rare yet these people had the experience. It’s unfair of you to discredit all individuals involved in these reports.
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There’s zero chance there’s a Sasquatch on the ocean shore peninsula…zero.
Now Mt Ranier would be more likely as well as up by Sequim.
Pics or it didn't happen.
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Nothing to see here. Seriously, nothing to see. Typical.
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I thought you may be interested to know that these arnt just a hairy beast. They are VERY INTELEGANT as they are supernatural. Read the book of Noah of the Bible. The Last Days are indicated as being as the days of Noah. These creatures, and many others of different in appearance, are called Nephelen. Not sure of the spelling
The nephilim are the sons of Anak. A strong’s concordance tells you that this means “neck,” something a sasquatch lacks in appearance. You would never give the name “gills” to the creatures known as dogs..so why would scipture call a sasquatch “neck?” These nephilim giants wore necklaces and were tyrannical and violent, while a sasquatch is not. Other races of giants exist in the Bible and they’re possibly mentioned as one of them, but they don’t fit scriptural references for nephilim.
I wanna see one ☝️
I always want to see one..
@@salishsasquatch can you pet them ? Lol , seeing one would blow my earth bound mind .
Pet them😂😂😂
Mary. Please
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@@salishsasquatchsomeone stopped there meds
Okay so they saw him close enough to see he wasn’t circumcised but they took no pictures 😂😂😂😂😂okay, sure
Taking your phone out during a brief moment of staring at a giant isn’t usually #1 on one’s mind
I swear I saw a UFO while in seaside once. Trust me, everything goes wrong when you’re trying to get your phone out to take a picture or video
I've lived here for over twenty years. This is nonsense.
We speak the truth about the existence of the creature. Obviously you’re just not that lucky enough to encounter them.
No they are not
45 years and yes they do
45 years and yes they do
A native elder that I used to take care of said that she saw one when she was a child. She said it waved at her. Not in the way that a human would wave, but with its hand down at its side. She also said that they will throw rocks at you while you're camping if you have a lot of noise or a baby crying. Never seen one myself, but I've also never seen a narwhal and I know they exist. I choose to believe my friends who are a little more in tune with nature and certainly have been a lot deeper in the woods than I have.
You people....just trying to draw more Citiots here
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On the contrary, everyone I know is trying to keep the citiots away, aren't they usually scared of the beasties and the creepy crawlies?? 😂
I was raised in Hoquiam. I currently live in Aberdeen. I have had many encounters in my life. Do not go in the Olympics peninsula forests unarmed. That's all I will say.
Did you have a bad encounter? They very, VERY rarely are violent, only territorial and careful of their young. Please share 😊
Moving to Aberdeen in September trust me I carry everyday❤️ there’s plenty to be wary about
Rocks thrown, dog frozen still. Took off after it 3 dudes, armed. And an unscared dog. Never found it
There is an extreme amount of large black bear near ocean shores. But they can not be mistaken for sasquatch
Yes! We agree. Their bodies are built nothing like a black bear
If you howl and scream at night in the woods. Squatch will be there by sun up. It pisses them off to find humans though. That's when the rock throwing will start
You might be right! 😂