Sasquatching
With the right equipment, cameras and Adventure Guide you can
turn an ordinary weekend into a “Sasquatching” weekend. “Sasquatching” is the
term used to describe the act of searching for Bigfoot with the purpose of
encountering and filming the elusive beast.
Bigfoot sightings have occurred and been recorded for hundreds
of years over many regions of the world. Sightings in the U.S. don’t just occur
in the Pacific Northwest. They have been sighted over much of the continental U.S.
These creatures, though apparently curious about humans, generally avoid human
contact. However, if their territory is violated, they can become quite hostile
and dangerous. Some people, including myself, believe that the Bigfoot
inhabiting the Southeast, are more hostile, due to the increased infringement
by humans on their habitat.
Males, females, youths and apparent elderly Bigfoot have been
identified. The “classic” male height estimate is 7 1/2 – 8 feet tall, with reports
as tall as 10 – 14 feet. The typical weight guess for the 8 foot creature is
350-450 pounds. They are covered in hair several inches in length ranging in
color from reddish brown to black, with an occasional sighting of white or
grey. Habitats are typically remote mountainous, state or national wooded parks
or swamp land. They have been spotted outside these areas crossing roads,
farmland, in residential areas and even in commercial areas.
Come join us on or next Sasquatch Adventure and help us try to get
the elusive creature on video or on camera. You may be the next person in the
news that filmed the beast.
Contact
us today and make reservations to have one or two of our Adventure Guides take
you and your group on an Adventure of a Lifetime.
