Sasquatch Size: Unraveling Height, Weight, and Evidence - Watch Now

A recent video posted on YouTube by the channel Idaho Bigfoot delves into the topic of Sasquatch height and what it might mean for their existence. The host, Jeff, and his assistant USI explore the idea that Sasquatches could realistically range in height from 5 to 20 feet tall, based on various reports and sightings. Jeff begins by discussing the bell-shaped curve of statures reported for Sasquatches, with a mean height of around 7 feet. This is consistent with what one might expect for differences in age and gender of the creatures. He also mentions that there are fewer reports of 5 foot and 8 or 9 foot tall Sasquatches, which could correspond to projected heights for juvenile and adult male Sasquatches. The host then goes on to discuss the idea that Sasquatches could potentially be smaller in size, as reported in Southeast Alaska. This is due to the fact that younger Sasquatches may be less wary and have a harder time hiding from people. He also notes that the older a Sasquatch is, the more bold they may become, but the harder it is for them to hide due to their size. Jeff also touches on the fact that the size of Sasquatch feet and the amount of poop they would create could be limiting factors in their ability to effectively hide. He also mentions the lack of skeletal evidence and the inability of a massive Sasquatch to effectively hide as points to consider. The video also brings up the idea that the Sasquatch could be related to the Mammuthus exilis, or the pygmy or Channel Island Mammoth, which disproves the claims that Bigfoot must be huge. Overall, this video provides an interesting and thorough discussion on the topic of Sasquatch height and what it might mean for their existence. It's definitely worth a watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast.