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Grew up in Oregon.  Lane County.  Unless you’ve been deep out in the woods, you’ll have no idea how vast the forest is:  there are places out there that neither the Forest Service or Logging Companies are aware of.  That said, my sighting was in 1998.  Along the Interstate, southbound.  It was unbelievable.  I could not believe what I saw:  a very tall creature sitting in a fetal position with hinged wrists and ankles.  It didn’t compute.  Immediately I thought it was a hoax or some lost soul along the freeway on a rainy night.  It wasn’t.  I slowed down and our eyes locked on each other as I looked out the passenger-side window.  It was terrifying.  The eyes were human-like, and yet they weren’t.  They were far more intense.  Then, it stood up and it was easily over 6 and a half feet tall, and probably about 7 feet tall.  It walked off into the darkness toward the opposite direction (northward).  This happened just south of Rice Hill, Oregon.  It was incredibly confusing as I’d never seen anything like this.  It had very long arms and legs, orange-ish hair, and a coat of hair that didn’t cover the entire body, as there were parts of the body that exposed the skin.  What has stayed with me all these years has been the eye contact.  It knew I was staring at it and it stared back!

That moyor is literally what I picture every mayor too look like

The 1st guy doesn't look or act like he could get away from a 🐢 let alone a 7 ft creature

Poor Sasquatch has to share his woods with these moroons🤣

My brother and I saw one in Oklahoma in 1989. It was about 500 feet from us. It was much scarier than the one they filmed in California in the 60's. Neither one of us has been hunting or camping since that day. It looked like a giant, deformed human hybrid.

In private many paleontologists will admit that the conditions for a creature to be preserved as a fossil is incredibly tough. For every species identified by a fossil, there are perhaps a thousand that haven't left a sample for us.

I don't care what anyone thinks and I saw it in 1962 in Pennsylvania at night.

Anyone who ever see one changes their mind real quick.

Too many ads on YouTube

there's over 180,000 square MILES of dense forest where  NO one virtually ever goes !  < ponder the hiding aspects

Many shows like this depict the sasquatch researcher as stupid .. They cut off  and chop up their sentences and narrate the rest to suit their narrative..

Lolll his Bigfoot scream was so funny 😂

There are people who get off telling others they didnt see what they saw.These people all have that look about them thats vindictive.

Thank God they weren't rendered deaf by that man's deafening Bigfoot call.

Sasquatch is the world champion of hide and seek and takes social distancing to the extreme

What if the dumbest Squatch is smarter than the average human?

That Mayor Curtis, as cordial as he is, so reminds me of that Amity Mayor Vaughn in the movie Jaws.😉

Man when the EXPERT called one a was doubled over who needs a comedy channel

Notice that the "researcher" walks 10 feet from the road in a forest of toothpick trees and nocks on it with a stick.

They need to drop off a camera crew with Seal Team 6 100 miles from the nearest human, near sightings in untouched wilderness. Then spend 30 days camping and wandering in the darkness with flir cameras while making calls and knocking.