Bigfoot is one of the most widely recognized creatures in the world, yet the scientific community says it does not exist, there are reports all over North America, yet the epicenter seems to be Washington state, with over 850 documented sightings. Most people say it ways at least 400 pounds kind of pointy head, most are 8-9 feet tall with 14 1/2 inch footprints, and make growl noises unlike any other animals. They have broad shoulders and they are very hairy, But theyre figure is a lot like a humans. The first time this creature made the news was in 1958, A man name Jerry Crew found footprints measuring up to 17 1/2 inches long near Bluff Creak California which is located 86 miles from Eureka. Locals nicknamed the creature bigfoot, and the name stuck. Over the next decade, The national interesting story faded until October 20th 1967, when Rocky Paterson an amature film maker set out to Bluff Creak, to do a documentary on the recent footprint discovery. But what he found shocked the world, he shot 953 frames of film that many would call, the best evidence of bigfoot. Patterson later past away in 1972. But this was truly an amazing piece of film that was only showed on TV not to long ago, you can see it at bottom of the page, just watch the first video all the way through.

People have said that it is just a man in a suit but that's not possibe, there has also been numerous people trying to claim to be the man in the suit. There have been multiple tests on the film itself from trying to get a human to walk like the animal, to trying conduct research on weather it was fabric or skin on the bigfoot in the film, and all ended with the same theory, that it couldnt be a human.

Another theory called the Skookum Expedition is believed to be one of the most important expeditions in the bigfoot/sasquatch phenomena. Allen Terry, in 2000 set out to a remote spot on the shadow of Mount St. Hellens called Skookum Meadows to try to find evidence of the creature. They laid out a trap for bigfoot using apples and a mud flooring to try to capture its footprints, It worked they got one of the most interesting footprints of bigfoot ever to be found.

Paul Cane a traveling artist capturing scenes across the north-western frontier in the 1840's while in an area that is now Washington State he made a jounal entry describing native American camps of an ape like creature they called Skookum. "March 26'th 1847 we arrived at the mouth of the Cattlepole River, 26 miles from fort Vancouver, I stopped to make a sketch of the volcanoe, Mount St. Hellens distant i suppose about 30 or 40 miles. This mountain has never been visited by either whites or indians. I came across a camp of creatures who were very big 9 feet tall and around 500 pounds. They were odd creatures unlike anything i had ever seen before. My mind was blank and i decided to progress out of that area slowly so i wouldn't be seen".

Skookum means mountain devil, so its obviously something you dont want to have an encounter with, the fearsome description of the Skookum does not seem to match modern day descriptions, as a creature that is shy, elusive and yet curious. Just like the animal Christine Walls claims paid her a visit in 2004. She heard something touching the top of her tent in the middle of the night while camping out at the cascade mountains when she had her first and only encounter of what she believed to be a bigfoot. Though she never got to see the animal, it was on the outside of her tent curious as it can be. It was feeling and scrunching the tent together, likely didnt know what it was. She claims she never felt threatened that she only felt curiosity.

With all of this being said and from what we have so far, i think it is very obvious that bigfoot is indeed, a real animal.