well, guess these things are real

[Paul Ness]

hiked about 2 miles upstream of Pahaska Teepee lodge just outside Yellowstone Park. trying my hand at fly fishing, saw a small black bear and then afterwards, right in front of us, an 8' tall very muscular sasquatch/bigfoot crossed the river right below us. No more then 100' away and just stared at us and disappeared into the willows.

never ever before did I believe in the myth of these creatures but no doubt we encountered. one. too scared spit-less to even reach for a camera and never had one on us anyway. when it disappeared we pretty much ran back down to the lodge. still recovering from this one and no, didn't bother to report sighting to any law enforcement. wouldn't believe us, anyway

 

[realunlucky]

This is the best first post ever!!
Thanks for an awesome Saturday, just told my wife to pack for Yellowstone. Think you could drop the pin here so everyone can check it out?

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[wingmaster]

At least he's not asking for honey holes..

 

[CRJR45]

Next thing he posts will be he met an honest politician .

 

[long hunter]

O-kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

 

[stanginthe11s]

This is the best first post ever!!
Thanks for an awesome Saturday, just told my wife to pack for Yellowstone. Think you could drop the pin here so everyone can check it out?

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you know we're not allowed to talk about specific locations of SOALs lol

 

[Fever Buck]

Heck yeah. Send that waypoint and let’s get a Rokslide search party going. I’ll bring the beer.

 

[Billy Goat]

Did you hear his howl?


That's when your hair really stands up.

 

[Backofbeyond]

Damn right we want that squatch honey hole!

 

[jamesjrn]

Next thing he posts will be he met an honest politician .

well at least we've still got some honest ones out there. hahaha

 

[GSPHUNTER]

Someone forgot to take their meds. Or took too many.

 

[Nickofthewoods]

 

[Rob5589]

 

[Diced]

I won't be sold until I see the exceedingly grainy photo you took of it

 

[hunterjmj]

Never hike with Jack Links.

 

[InkedElkSlayer]

2 comments.

First, I saw a female Squatch at the Cat’s Paw in Bozeman in 1995, so I’m not that surprised.

Second, what backpack and bino harness rig was he “running”?

 

[Mt Al]

Did you take time to check the groinal region to see what sex it was? I've seen a bunch down there and totally get not having the time to take a pic. I can take one in half second if it's a nice fish, buck or bear. But the Squatchs? They put a hex on you, slow your reflexes. Every one I saw was a female in heat. Don't ask me how I know, I just do.

Great first post, but you have to be a regular under a new name. C'mon, show yourself!

 

[snowymtnwolf]

Did you hear his howl?


That's when your hair really stands up.

He didn’t say male or female

So what do you know !!!

Please do tell


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[hunterjmj]

A female in heat would definitely walk backwards towards you trying to get your attention. The one you saw was most likely a male looking for a female in heat.

 

[Doc Holliday]

hiked about 2 miles upstream of Pahaska Teepee lodge just outside Yellowstone Park. trying my hand at fly fishing, saw a small black bear and then afterwards, right in front of us, an 8' tall very muscular sasquatch/bigfoot crossed the river right below us. No more then 100' away and just stared at us and disappeared into the willows.

never ever before did I believe in the myth of these creatures but no doubt we encountered. one. too scared spit-less to even reach for a camera and never had one on us anyway. when it disappeared we pretty much ran back down to the lodge. still recovering from this one and no, didn't bother to report sighting to any law enforcement. wouldn't believe us, anyway

Paul,
Any relation to Loch?