The mystery of Big foot!                                              

BigBigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, Marukarar and Abominable Snowman
are all names given to one creature.

What it is called depends on the locale. People from around the world have been reporting sightings of the beast. For decades sightings of all kinds have been reported, talked about, written about and yet no one has definitely proven the existence of this animal.

People have even given rise to the fact that this could be the missing link that would confirm mankind's evolution from the ape.  In description the creature ranges from 6 ft to 8 ft in height and weighs from 300 to 600 pounds. It is covered with thick, coarse hair and walks upright.  Another distinctive trait of Big Foot is an obnoxious odor that can be detected at quite some distance.

Big Foot has not been known to cause harm to humans, but has been blamed for certain acts of property damage. For the most part when Bigfoot is made aware of the presence of humans he simply moves away in to the forest and disappears. In some instances the creature has remained still and has watched the people that are watching him prior to his departure.

As with anything that cannot be proven there are many skeptics who simply do not believe in the existence of the Man/Ape concept. The debate as to whether or not Bigfoot exists rages on to this day. There have been many supposed sightings but no one has been able to prove the creature does live in the woods of many of our states. Sightings range from the West Coast to the East Coast and from the Northern Border to the Gulf Of Mexico.

Non believers don't understand why no creature has been captured or shot and killed. They also question the fact that no remains have been found of any Bigfoot that may have simply died in the course of life and death. A gentleman by the name of "Dallas Gilbert" claims to have found a Bigfoot burial ground but refuses to disclose its location. Those who believe and claim to have seen the creature feel that the dense wooded area which it inhabits and the animals apparent shyness are the reasons why it remains a virtual secret.

Native Americans have passed down stories of the "Big People." The children were not allowed out to play when it was believed that the Big People, or as we know it today, Bigfoot was around.

In Northern California loggers leaving their logging site see a "monster" on the road. In telling the story the term monster was used because no one was using the name Bigfoot at that time.

In Louisiana a man went out to check his garden and ended up treed by a big hairy monster, that stunk and had red eyes. From his perch in the tree the man got a good luck at the Bigfoot and said it was about 7 feet tall. He figures the monster did not see him because of the darkness.

In Michigan a young child visiting an Aunt and Uncle has a backyard confrontation with a Bigfoot. The creature stood 75 feet from them and draped his arm over a tree branch while it looked at them. It was later determined that the branch was just shy of being 7 feet off the ground. On future visits the dog was brought along to help protect the family from further visits by the creature. However, the dog that used to run off to spend hours in the woods spent most of its time lying under the porch.

A husband and wife, who were long time trail guides in Michigan, were sitting around their campfire one night, when a Bigfoot paid them a visit. It came within range of the campfire light. The woman described the Bigfoot as having reddish brown hair, smelled very rank and had eyes like nothing she had ever seen.

Two people in a car north bound on I 95 in North Carolina in 1993 spotted a really big creature crossing the interstate. The Bigfoot paused for a second or two by the wooded median then disappeared in to the trees!