Signs of Sasquatch Activity

 Signs of Sasquatch Activity

 

 The Sasquatch are large Hominids and live in closely knit tribes.   Their average height is between 8 and 10 feet tall and their bodies are covered with hair.  They are Wild People, intelligent, very intuitive and should be treated with respect.  They are for the most part peaceful and shy; they will not harm anyone if left alone and unprovoked.

 

If you encounter a Sasquatch, remain calm and talk to them.  Don’t shout, yell or point a firearm at them.  They are curious and will move on peacefully after observing you. 

 

If you find yourself in Sasquatch territory, avoid any food gathering activities: berry or mushroom picking, fishing, hunting - that’s their food!  The forest is their home, so please be mindful and respectful of the environment.

 

 

Some Positive Signs of Sasquatch Activity:

 

Large or small structures made of large tree trunks and branches in the woods.  The structures can resemble a tee pee, arches, X’s or a variety of other geometric shapes.

 

Large human-like bare footprints.

 

Odours: the smell of excrement, decomposition, wet dog or barn smells.

 

Vocalizations: Screams, howls, whoop calls, moans, growls, talking in an unknown language, mumbling, huffing sounds, shouts.  Some witnesses have reported hearing ‘a baby crying’ in the woods.

 

Heavy footsteps, may sound bipedal, loud sounds of branches cracking or snapping, crashing sounds in the woods.

 

Wood knocks

 

Throwing objects: rocks, acorns

 

Feeling watched, followed in the woods

 

Unexplainable feeling of fear

 

An eerie, heavy silence

 

Odd sounds near water: clacking sounds of rocks hitting together, clicking sounds, footsteps, rhythmic splashing in water.

 

Unusual wildlife behaviour: deer, other prey animals running towards you or looking behind you.

 

 

Eastern Canada Sasquatch Organization

2024