Two Sasquatch Witnesses Compare Their Ongoing Bigfoot Encounters

Posted Thursday, July 30, 2026

By Squatchable.com staff

So there's this fascinating interview-style video making the rounds that brings together two witnesses from completely different parts of the country who are dealing with remarkably similar situations. Don from Maine and Nate from Alabama both sat down with the host of "Witness of the Unknown" to compare notes on what's been happening in their respective woods, and honestly, the parallels are striking. Don's story goes back to 2016 when he had his first face-to-face encounter in Maine. He describes coming into a small clearing and finding himself less than 10 to 15 feet away from an enormous creature that absolutely terrified him. The being was roughly 8 feet tall, around 800 pounds, with a 4 to 5 foot shoulder span. Hair covered its entire body except the face, which featured a very wide, pronounced nose. And there was an ominous odor that accompanied the sighting. Don mentioned there are actually four different types of Sasquatch, which aligns with what many researchers have theorized about regional variations among these beings. What makes Don's ongoing situation so compelling is the level of interaction. He's been hearing vocalizations, finding tracks right in his driveway, and noticing vegetation being disturbed around his property. He set up audio recorders in the woods, and something would come into the area within 4 to 30 minutes every single night after he left. The recordings captured the sound of something heavy walking through leaves, occasionally stepping on larger branches with audible snaps. Whoever was visiting had no problem making noise and didn't seem to care about being heard. One of the most intriguing details Don shared involves acorns. For the past couple of years, his oak trees produced an abundance of acorns due to drought conditions pushing the trees into survival mode. The creature that was hanging around his property was apparently loading up on those acorns, and Don could even hear crunching sounds on his recordings. This year, with plenty of rain, the trees shifted back to growth mode and produced zero acorns. Right around September, the creature disappeared from his immediate area. A mile down the road, there are still acorns, suggesting the being simply shifted its focus to where the food supply remained. Nate's history with these beings stretches back even further, to 1986 when he was just 17 years old. His first encounter spanned a night and a day, and he believes he actually had contact with two different creatures. The first showed some aggression with bluff charges, but the second one he encountered the next day was completely different. That one was docile, laid-back, and incredibly curious. It followed Nate for hours, never hiding, never giving him any reason to feel threatened. Nate described it as the kind of encounter anyone would want to have if they were going to have one. Both Don and Nate emphasized that the groups in their areas are very non-aggressive, and they believe this is why the beings show similar behavioral patterns. This year, Don noticed a significant change in vocalizations. Last year he was getting loud vocals every night, but this year things went quiet. The owl calls and moans were coming from farther away, and one of the regulars that used to hang around his house simply vanished from the recordings. When Don would go up into the woods and tap sticks or make sounds, the beings would respond with screams and hoots to let him know they were still up on the hill, just keeping their distance. The discussion between these two witnesses is genuinely worth watching for anyone interested in behavioral patterns and regional similarities. The way both Don and Nate describe their experiences, with the beings showing curiosity rather than hostility, adds another layer to the ongoing conversation about Sasquatch behavior across different territories. The acorn connection alone is the kind of detail that makes you wonder just how much these beings understand about their environment and food sources. Definitely worth checking out the full conversation if you want to hear both of these gentlemen go back and forth comparing their experiences in detail.