Canadian Hunters Capture Infant Sasquatch, Allegedly Killing Five Adults in Ambush

Title: Unraveling the Dark Truth Behind Patty: A Conversation with Bobby Short Hey Squatchable fans! Today, we're diving into a fascinating conversation that took place between Bobby Short and Scott Carpenter of the Sasquatch Awareness Project. This conversation sheds light on events that occurred around the filming of the infamous Patterson-Gimlin film, featuring the Sasquatch known as Patty. Bobby and Scott had a close friendship, and their conversations were always thought-provoking, pushing the boundaries of our understanding about Bigfoot. Although they didn't always agree, their debates helped Scott learn and grow in his Bigfoot research. In this particular conversation, Bobby shared some intriguing information about what happened at Bluff Creek. Unfortunately, there was no written documentation, making it difficult for Scott to go public with the details. However, when emails from Bobby were discovered, containing similar information, Scott felt more comfortable sharing this story with the community. According to Bobby, a group of professional hunters from Canada came to Bluff Creek, where logging was taking place. These hunters were known for their confidentiality and ability to remove Sasquatch problems. They had a specially trained attack dog and were hired to capture an infant Sasquatch. When the adults attempted to rescue the infant, the hunters opened fire, killing at least five adults. The hunters took trophies from the Sasquatch, including their heads, hands, feet, and hides. The bodies were piled into a ditch and buried. Bobby was particularly upset about the skinning and dismembering of the bodies, viewing them as human hybrids. She mentioned that Patterson and Gimlin were allowed to make their film as part of some arrangement, but they were not involved in the shooting or hunting crew. This is just a brief overview of the conversation between Bobby and Scott. For more details, we encourage you to watch the video and hear the story firsthand. As always, we're here to share our passion for Bigfoot and help you stay up-to-date on the latest discoveries and conversations in the world of Sasquatch. Stay curious, Squatchable friends! 🐽🌲✨