West Virginia Bigfoot Museum: A Teacher's Exploration and Real Encounters

Bigfoot enthusiasts, have you heard about the West Virginia Bigfoot Museum in Sutton? If not, you're in for a treat! Recently, I came across a video on YouTube featuring the museum and all its fascinating exhibits. The video, posted by WV History with Mrs. B, takes us on a tour of the museum, showcasing various artifacts and stories related to Bigfoot sightings in West Virginia. As I watched the video, I couldn't help but feel a mix of excitement and curiosity. The museum is filled with castings of supposed Bigfoot footprints from various locations in West Virginia, including Otter Creek, Slaughter Creek, Cheat Mountain, and Shavers Mountain. Each casting tells a unique story, and it's incredible to see the similarities and differences in the footprints. One of the most interesting parts of the museum, as shown in the video, is a binder filled with sighting reports and stories from people who claim to have encountered Bigfoot in West Virginia. The stories range from eerie vocalizations to actual sightings of the elusive creature. One report from Braxton County describes a Bigfoot sighting that occurred when the witness was just 13 years old. The witness describes the creature as being over 6 feet tall with a face that was a combination of a man and a monkey. The sighting had a significant impact on the witness's life, causing them to refuse to go into the woods alone or without protection. Another report from Cabell County describes a sighting that occurred in April 2012. The witness was driving home from work when they saw a gigantic figure crossing the road. The witness couldn't see the creature's face but described it as having reddish-brown hair and walking on two legs. The creature disappeared into a creek bed, leaving the witness to wonder what they had just witnessed. The video also showcases hair samples and a famous supposed Bigfoot photo, which is said to be a replica casting. The photo, taken in 1967, is one of the most famous Bigfoot photos in history and has sparked much debate and speculation over the years. Overall, the West Virginia Bigfoot Museum in Sutton is a must-visit for any Bigfoot enthusiast. The museum offers a unique glimpse into the world of Bigfoot and provides a wealth of information and artifacts related to the elusive creature. If you can't make it to the museum in person, be sure to check out the video on YouTube for a virtual tour of the exhibits. And who knows, maybe one day you'll have your own Bigfoot sighting to add to the museum's collection! I encourage all of our readers to watch the video and share their thoughts with us. Let's continue the conversation about Bigfoot and all the mysteries that surround this fascinating creature.