Frightening and Credible Bigfoot Report

This video is different from my previous ones. I narrate the story told by SD Baker, about an aggressive bigfoot in the 1960's.

[CarterWHern]

You are one good story teller. More. More.

[grimm]

I had lost interest in bigfoot and other "crptids" many years back after being obsessed with this as a child from my beginning. Now at 32 you make me genuinely believe in bigfoot once again.

[mikebalboni]

I'm a Marine, and always believed in bigfoot, people laugh at me, but I know it's out there, these stories ring truth to me, love your narration bro.

[cainanneedham]

“Hey, man. You’re drunk. This isn’t safe. You’d better drive home”

Ahh, the 1960’s.

[ogmudbone]

My immediate reaction to hearing how interested this creature was in the youngest boy, and attempting to take him was to think of all of the 411 disappearances of children who suddenly disappeared in the wilderness within eyesight and ear shot of family to never be found again or be found in absolutely impossible locations with absolutely incredible accounts of what happened.

[BrianRosborough]

This whole episode with the cowman NEEDS to be illustrated! What an incredible story. Vintage BG

[upnorth]

"That is Tim's Cowman"... That literally gave me goosebumps!! (You have a talent for telling a very good story Bob!!)

[peteboll]

I've heard this story recounted before, but you definitely have done it far better. I don't live far from that area and have driven through there on several occasions.

If you've never been there, it's difficult to appreciate just how dense the undergrowth is. And then, of course, there's the forests. Another matter all together.

22 years in law enforcement has left me skeptical, but not cynical. When you interview witnesses, you gather as much information as you can from all of the available witnesses. You distill those statements and compare the commonalities among them to try and get an informed, accurate as possible, description of what the witnesses saw, be it a person, vehicle or, as in these cases, an unknown creature.

A creature that is:
- 7 to 9 ft in height
- Covered in hair save the face
- Reddish brown, to tan to black in color
- Disproportionately long arms
- Broad through the shoulders and chest
- Heavily muscled
- Domed or pointed head exhibiting little or no neck
- Heavy brow ridge, flat nose, thin lips
-Large feet and hands

These are the common threads running through nearly every claimed sighting/encounter. Of course there are numerous others. Foul, strong odors, vocalizations, and myriads other.

I've spent a significant amount of time in the mountains, hills, fields and river bottoms. I firmly believe anyone who has, probably encountered a situation they just can't explain.

Based upon my experiences, one person equals a story or tale. However, the tale or story quickly gains credibility as the number and veracity of the person recounting the incident increases.

Ultimately, the situation becomes subject to Achem's Razor. The simplest and most obvious solution is correct. North America has an unknown, uncategorized creature living in several areas.

A paradigm shift can be one of the most difficult and uncomfortable experiences for anyone. Little wonder as to why it's easier to stay in your home, online, isolated and out of touch with the reality of such things.

[monahawk]

"The Cowman talks funny". Gets me every time...

[HiddelS]

"strange gibbering almost like human speech with pig-like snorts" sounds like the Sierra vocalizations.

[fudgenugget]

This story should honestly be made into a movie, ik I would watch it.

[JohnMelland]

That was a great story and I'm so glad he shared it! I was paralleled once back in 1989 February, 2:30 a.m. taking a short cut down the railroad tracks. 3-4 feet of snow but the tracks were cleared of snow. It walked and stopped whenever I did. It's definitely creepy but I didn't know at the time what it was. It followed me until I reached the road only a few hundred yards from home. It was almost a full moon and I still couldn't see what it was moving in the tree's to my right. To my left was wetlands. Cattails and marsh.. Sasquatch's do exist and over the years I've seen 4 and many experiences. It was 1976 when I seen my first Sasquatch and the same year a nice set of tracks. I've never been hurt by them but scared a couple times. Thanks again for the awesome narrating and

[miketaylor]

It's great to hear a person telling this story and not a DAMN computer generated voice!!!! Only two acoounts of Bigfoot sightings here on the east coast of Canada that I far! Cheers for the great story!

[ChefClary]

I’ve listened to you tell this story, now, four times. It never gets old. Thanks Bob. Hope you had a Merry Christmas!

[tharp]

Wow. Easily one of the most chilling squatch stories I've heard, and absolutely believable. The area around Copalis is the foothills of the Olympics and made up of dense, wet forest. It's definitely the kind of place where these creatures can be found. Loads of sightings out that way (I grew up just an hour away).

What strikes me, like all credible bigfoot stories, are the behaviours involved, the exact same seen in other firsthand accounts: stalking in the woods to one side while someone walks down a road or trail, the flashing of teeth, the window peeping, the gibberish, and banging on the side of the house, and the anger to having been shot. All of these pop up in countless other stories and just tell me that these are creatures of predictable behavior, like any animal, really.

Good work as always, Bob.

[danydazed]

I think I’ve now caught up on all your videos Bob. This one is gave me the shivers.

[lucasmckenzie]

Inspirational quote:
'Oowaoooawoowao'
-Cowman

[garthhunt]

Yours is one of the most professional BF channels out there. I appreciate the effort that goes into the content; documentation, the quotations, definitions, and your logical interpretations of events. Your work is a cut above that of many others. Hats off to you!

[thehousealwayswins]

I’ve lived in the deep woods of lower Thurston County Washington all my life. I actually lived about a mile from the grays harbor county line and about a two hour drive from Copalis beach. Done lots of clam digging and fishing up there, and always got an eerie feeling there like no other place I’ve been.Especially in those salt marshes. Cryptids or not, it is a very beautiful but also very spooky place.

[emperorofpluto]

Years ago I worked for an international investment bank doing technical support for a different part of the world that required me to work a permanent night shift, usually starting work around 6pm and finishing at 2am but sometimes as late as 4am..
I lived near the red light district of a major city and usually walked through streets that had two separate identities - nocturnal and diurnal.
When I was going to work everyone else would be heading home and by the time I was coming home from work everyone else (the day shift) would have been asleep for hours.
The stuff I used to see late at night freaked me out at first - brawls, street fights, overdoses, even deaths - but I got used to it and by the time day came there would be no sign of the previous night's dramas.
Except the occasional bit of crime scene tape.
During the day the 9-5 people would come out and those same streets would take on another identity entirely.
My daytime neighbours had no idea about any of the weird shit that went on at night and whenever I told them they would often accuse me of making it up.
We lived in the same building and shared the same streets but inhabited two very different worlds.
These people were totally unaware of events that took place within 50 feet of where they slept.
It's really not hard to believe that a sentient nocturnal humanoid is out there, even sharing our spaces, just unseen and undetected by diurnal humans because their paths so rarely cross