Bigfoot Researchers Discuss Bizarre Sighting With Infant and Dragged Adults

Posted Wednesday, August 26, 2026

By Squatchable.com staff

There's a fascinating conversation happening over on the Creek Devil YouTube channel that's been getting a lot of attention in the community, and I had to share it with you all. The hosts are diving deep into a witness account from a previous episode that has some seriously compelling details about Sasquatch family behavior. The story comes from a witness named Clifford, who shared his encounter back in episode 210. What makes this account stand out isn't just that he saw these creatures, but the incredibly specific details he provided about what he witnessed. Clifford came across two slender adults lying on the ground, appearing to be spooning, with the one in front being a female holding an infant. Then, a much larger Sasquatch emerged and grabbed both adults by their ankles, dragging them off in what appeared to be a protective response to perceived danger. One of the most intriguing aspects of this account is the description of the infant. Clifford noted that the baby didn't have a lot of hair on it, which is actually consistent with certain primate species. The hosts brought up an interesting comparison to stump-tailed macaques, sometimes called bear macaques. The infants of these macaques are born practically naked with snow-white hair and pink skin, looking remarkably similar to human infants from behind. They have just a little tuft of white fur on their heads. As they mature, their skin darkens and some females develop a reddish face. This primate comparison actually makes a lot of sense when you think about Sasquatch behavior. In many primate species, when adults perceive danger near infants, they will grab the young by whatever they can, whether that's an ankle or a tail, and drag them to safety. It's not done out of malice but rather as a protective instinct. The infants typically swing up and attach to the mother's chest during this rough ride, and they seem to be remarkably durable through it all. What really got me about this discussion was how the hosts emphasized that these details aren't something the average person would just make up. The level of specificity about the infant's appearance, the family group dynamics, and the protective behavior of the larger Sasquatch all point to someone who genuinely witnessed something extraordinary. The conversation also touched on some concerning environmental observations. One of the hosts mentioned that at the Posto Ranch, they've noticed an unusual absence of coyote activity. Normally, coyotes are very vocal in the area, starting up around sunset and continuing through the night with their yipping and calling. But recently, there's been silence, which given everything else happening in the area, has raised some eyebrows. There was also a mention of Forest and a friend spotting what appeared to be a chimpanzee on the road, which adds another layer of intrigue to the ongoing activity in the area. If you want to hear the full discussion and all the details, definitely check out the video on the Creek Devil channel. The hosts do a great job breaking down the witness account and comparing it to known primate behaviors, which gives a lot of credibility to what Clifford reported seeing. It's one of those conversations that really makes you think about how much we still don't understand about these creatures and their family dynamics.