But I digress. Back on the topic. I wanted to find out if it was possible for a Bigfoot to be in Sequoia Park. It is 70 acres of forest, much of it off trail, with streams, meadows, plenty of fish, waterfowl, berries, shoots and roots. Black bears and deer make regular appearances. Why not a possible primate?
There have been other reports of primitive hominids near Eureka, including the testimony of an eyewitness from a farm south of town in the 1940s.
And Sequoia Park, while on the outskirts of Eureka, does connect with green corridors of private and public forests that go all the way to Six Rivers National Forest and Redwood National Park.
Bigfoot or not, Humboldt County has recorded the most encounters with the beast man in California, including the famous Patterson-Gimlin creature, captured on film in 1967 near Willow Creek, the so-called Bigfoot capital of the world.
I wouldn’t be surprised. Sequoia Park is normal in the day time. Kids. Families. Strollers. But at dusk and night, and way off the trails, it’s a whole different place.
…in what way? Cougars? Coyotes?
The person or bigfoot in the pic appears to be wearing a hat or a rain breaker. Definite artificial material not fur, notice the monotone grayish color and lack of any fur or features.
Something that is 8 to 9 feet tall and weighs around 500 pound would most likely break the frame of that trellis.
What, no chance of two fatties coming to 500lb total would never walk together on this?
More BS. Everyone has a high definition camera in their pocket, and all of them do video. Where’s the video? Where are the additional photos?
SO sick of all this.
Until I see a video with some movement, its just a bunch of crp under some blurry tarps.
It is a common brown bear. Here in Alaska they are frequently sighted, but not quote as frequently as moose …
I don’t know how people can think the Patterson film has any credibility. It’s completely obvious to me that it is a man in a suit turning toward the camera while swinging his arm like a human. BTW – I think they probably exist ~