Did Bigfoot Stalk Loggers in the Pacific Northwest?

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The fact that this story involves a dude named Hank Hill is the best part for me.

I am an adult. I am 38 years old. I laughed uncontrollably at "Big Fussy"

I am an adult. I am 26 years old. I am not grown. 😂😂😂

As a Pacific Northwesterner and a fellow Bigfoot I can honestly say yes. We're definitely stalking the Loggers up here.

My dad is a timber faller and has worked all over California since the mid 80s. He was raised in rural Montana, the eldest of 13, and very Christian. He doesn't believe in the paranormal or evolution, but he believes the Bigfoot exists. He has a few stories of encountering something in the woods, and he didn't believe it was Bigfoot until the Camp Sierra tapes (if I'm remembering correctly) came out and he heard the howling, or calls as my dad puts it. He said he had heard those same calls before, deep out in the mountains only a few times. He's spent a majority of the last 5 decades in the woods, and he's not a bullshitter. Makes me a bit more inclined to believe this stuff, but also I like the stories for what they are. Edit: My dad moved to California in the 80s but he would drive down from Montana with some of his brothers to fall trees during the winter, and one of those winters he heard the "calls" with my uncles. Then the camp Sierra Tapes came out and he said the sounds were exactly the same.

Every time someone mentions Giants I half expect Wendigoon to make a cameo appearance.

I'm gonna say definitely, I live In Port Angeles (born and raised) and I've heard a few stories from old loggers out in Joyce and I've seen and heard a few things that has me convinced. The woods can be a very strange place

“He’s the anti-Jazzman of New Orleans” is perfect sentence.

a lore lodge upload is the only thing that gets me through the week

Another Port Angeles, Washington resident here🙋🏼‍♂️ All I know is that I grew up solo hiking the San Francisco Bay Area for 30 years. Up here I refuse to go out on trail alone. Even with proper gear and properly armed. Even my dog, a white and beige pit bull, acts like he knows he’s being watched. Up here it’s well understood that something’s out there.

This was a welcome addition of content to feed my bigfoot addiction when I've already binged all of Bob Gymlan's videos twice over

Jane Goodall believed the Patterson creature to be a real sasquatch. That's good enough for me.

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Ya'll should be posting episode bibliographies. Not just to further legitimize your work, but to encourage peer research and review. Great work overall.

The Bob Gymlan YouTube channel has a GREAT video on the Ape Canyon Incident.

"mountain dew" actually refers to the condensate outside the apparatus that would commonly have pollen in it that was still collected and sold. It was smokey and lightly greenish.

I hiked Mt st Helen's solo a few years ago with a 2am start and that trek through the forest to treeline was the scariest forest I've ever been in. Complete silence and complete blackness and trunks rising into the dark. I thought I ran into bigfoot after seeing eyes behind me from behind a tree, but it was just an elk😂

I was a 10 year old, in my optometrist's office, when I saw an ARGOSY Magazine with Patterson's photo. My interest in cryptos started there, and remain. I lived and still live in Oregon. 1967 or '68.

For part 2, please find some older Washington loggers, especially ones that cleaned up St Helens.