Woman catches 3 Bigfoots drinking water, largest one waved "hi" back at her

I was camping in Los Padres National Forest. I was riding along a hill following a trail down to water in the Sespy River. About 50 yards from the stream, I saw 3 Big Foots getting a drink. I knew bears and monkeys, but this was something I had never seen before. I just sat still on my horse and when they saw me, I raised my hand as if to say hi. The largest one raised her hand and in a little while, she took each of the 2 little ones by the hand and walked up the trail. I waited a little while so as not to scare them then rode on down to the stream to give my horse a drink. The big one was about the size of a teenager. I think she was baby siting the 2 little ones. They all had reddish brown hair but not on their faces or hands. The teenage one had the beginning of breasts. They did not seem to be afraid of me in any way. When my horse finished drinking, I rode on up the trail but didn't see any sign of them. This is all true. I have told a few people but they said I was lying. That's why I have never told this until now. I think people should leave the alone, but know they won't. More from the BFRO investigator: The witness was camping alone in the Los Padres National Forest near her home in Ojai (pronounced Oh' - high) because she had run away from home - behavior that was somewhat common for the witness when she was a child. The first time she ran away, her parents were alarmed enough to have forest rangers out looking for her. However, her subsequent excursions from home eventually left her parents indifferent because they knew that she would return in a few days. The witness, on horseback, rounded a curve in the trail and saw down below three hair covered creatures drinking from a stream. They were crouched down on their hands and knees on the bank, with their mouths in the water, and did not look up to see the witness for about thirty seconds. After the creatures rose up, the witness raised her hand, palm facing outward, in a greeting, which was returned in like fashion by the adolescent, while the two smaller creatures stood beside the adolescent and stared at the witness. The adolescent then took the two small ones by their hands and the three of them turned and walked up the trail and over a hill. The sighting lasted about three to four minutes. Afterwards, when the witness moved down to the stream to allow her horse to drink, she did not think to look for tracks. [...] she knew that these animals were not bears, because they did not look like bears, and because bears would not have returned her greeting gesture. Using her own five foot height as a yardstick, the witness judged the tallest of the three, apparently an adolescent, to be about 5' 3" to 5' 4" in height. The two smaller ones were about three and a half feet tall. The creatures had brow ridges, although not as pronounced as a Neanderthal. [...] Head shape was human-like, with no crest or point at the top. The witness is unsure of the hair length. The adolescent had a "Normal build like a teenager," and the creatures walked with bipedal, human-like gaits. No odor was noticed during the sighting. The witness never felt any fear, nor did she have any feeling of being watched while moving up the trail after the sighting. The horse "Didn't pay no mind at all" to the creatures. via (Link: bfro.net)