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As we continue the story of my trip, I will tell of finding the Bigfoot bed.
In the early morning of the forth day, I sat out into a deep canyon leading into the valley of Dry Creek. About half way down, I discovered a nest or bed next to a outcrop of rocks. The floor of the nest was covered in dry ferns and soft moss. There, I found three hair shafts of black hair. I collected them and sealed them in "shrink wrap."
It was apparent the bed had not been used for some time but the hair might reveal the occupant. Then shortly after that I came upon a area where the salmonberries were absolutely thick. I believe these animals stay near a food source when found. It was amazing the amount of food available to wildlife in this area.
The female bigfoot at this point had disappeared and was no longer watching me. Along the way, I cataloged 18 black bears, 3 cougars and over 20 porcupines. Also many many deer and squirrels. This is prime land for the Sasquatch to live in, complete solitude without human intervention. This is why I went into this area on foot. It is my belief a person has a better chance to find bigfoot this way.
More to come Sunday!