bigfoot

24 years ago, a county sheriff in Missouri encountered a creature unlike any he had ever seen. Fearing for his career, he did not reveal what he saw until now. It's a bone-chilling story of how he came face-to-face with a Bigfoot in a remote Missouri forest.

We're seeing a definite uptick of bears making appearances on Missouri trail cams as the population continues to increase across the state. There have none as fun as the time when a Missouri trail cam showed a bear who seems to think he was Bigfoot.

Compelling bigfoot sighting from Idaho's Strawberry Reservoir.

It's not polite to throw rocks at people. That's what one Missouri Bigfoot needs to learn since a fisherman claims that's exactly what the beast just did near the Meramec River.

I would love to see a Bigfoot and I'm guessing there's at least a chance you'd love to see one, too. If you answer "yes" to that proposition, it appears you can go on a group Bigfoot hunt in Missouri soon if you're brave enough.

It's quite a claim to say you've had an encounter with Bigfoot. It's yet another to say that it's happened more than a dozen times. That's the story of one Missouri man who says he's encountered one of these creatures at least 15 times in his lifetime near the Meramec River.

It's important to note from the beginning that this is not a funny story. It's actually tragic for a multitude of reasons, but it is true. A Midwest man is accused of killing his friend because he believed that his buddy was going to try and feed him to Bigfoot.

Go ahead and laugh now. I expect you will, but once the chuckling is done, I'd like you to consider what many believe. If you see fallen trees in the woods of Missouri, it might be a Bigfoot fort. There are real theories from many that this might be true. I said "might".

What would you do if you and your family were out hunting mushrooms and you suddenly heard a scream that sounded like a panther? That is what happened to one Missouri family nearly 50 years ago when they were in the woods off of Highway 54 near Louisiana.

You begin the day hunting for arrowheads in Illinois and the next thing you know you have 140 Bigfoot footprints instead. Isn't life peculiar?