6 Most Disturbing Washington Sasquatch Cases I Ever Heard

Late in 1969, a man found a line of tracks crossing the mud along a frozen reservoir up in Stevens County. The right foot was crippled, twisted since birth, and there were more than 1,000 of them running off along the Columbia. I was born in Skamania County, Washington, and I have lived under these trees my whole life. This is the honest answer to 6 Washington Sasquatch cases, the kind that left tracks and casts and reports nobody has ever been able to put down, from a man who grew up on every one of them. In this one you will hear a Forest Service patrolman who cast fine skin ridges out of the Blue Mountains, the Seeahtik the Olympic peoples tell of, a whole year of sightings turned in on the Yakama reservation, the big ones pushed down low the year Mount St. Helens blew, a packers' camp pelted with rocks up on the Canadian line, and the crippled tracks at Bossburg that the science could never explain away. Some of it the plain world came around to in the end. Some of it nobody can. You can weigh it for yourself. If these old woods keep you listening, subscribe, and I will keep bringing you what they taught me. Chapters: 0:00 Something in the Timber 1:19 The Patrolman 5:00 The Oldest Telling 7:24 The Reservation 9:49 The Year the Mountain Blew 12:28 The High Country 15:10 The Crippled Foot 19:41 What the Timber Keeps Stay dry, and stay on the trail. Merle #PacificNorthwest #PNW #WashingtonState #Cascades #Sasquatch #Bigfoot #OlympicPeninsula #BlueMountains #GiffordPinchot #PNWFolklore #MerleHaskins