Bigfoot Spotted in Colorado's Fossil Ridge: Elk Hunters' Encounter

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you're going to love this report from the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. The YouTube channel Rocky Mountain Sasquatch shared a fascinating account of hikers who witnessed a Sasquatch pounding stones together on Fossil Ridge. The hikers were elk hunting with their uncle when they noticed a strong odor that they thought might be elk. As they approached a small ridge, they heard the noise of rocks being banged together. To their surprise, they saw a large, dark brown animal squatting at the edge of a dry creek bed, banging two rocks together with its hands, and making a grunting, growling noise each time the rocks hit. The Sasquatch seemed to sense the hikers' presence and turned around to look at them. It quickly stood up and jumped across the creek in one motion. The hikers estimated its height at about six foot five inches and covered with long dark brown hair that made them think of a yak. After the Sasquatch disappeared into the pine and aspen trees, the hikers went into the creek bed and found the rocks, which were chipped, clipped, and broken. They looked for other signs but couldn't find anything else. This account is a great example of the kind of evidence that supports the existence of Sasquatch. The hikers' description of the Sasquatch's behavior and appearance is consistent with other reports. The fact that they found the broken rocks is also compelling evidence. The Rocky Mountains are a Mecca for Bigfoot sightings, and this report is one of the many reasons why. If you're interested in learning more about Sasquatch and other paranormal phenomena, be sure to check out the Rocky Mountain Sasquatch YouTube channel and other resources. And who knows, maybe you'll be the next person to have a Sasquatch sighting in the beautiful colorful Colorado.