Commercial Diver's Shocking Bigfoot Encounters on Jasper Mountain

A fellow Bigfoot enthusiast and YouTuber, The Facts By Howtohunt .com, recently shared a fascinating account of a possible Sasquatch encounter. In a video titled "I Take You To THE Sabe Mountains, See Anything Odd?", Steve from the channel reads an email from a viewer named Chris Cooper, who claims to have had several strange experiences in the Colville National Forest near Springdale, Washington. Chris, a special operations combat veteran, commercial diver, and cancer survivor, has been hunting in the area since 2009. He explains that he was told by logging friends to never go down certain roads alone, as there are Sasquatch living in the area. Chris initially dismissed these warnings, but after hearing voices and a growl while hunting in 2013, he began to take the stories more seriously. In September 2019, Chris took his 8-year-old son bear hunting for his birthday. After setting up camp and cooking dinner, they settled in for the night. At around 10 PM, Chris heard footsteps getting closer to the truck, and the three-wheeler and trailer began to bounce. Though he initially thought it might be a bear, Chris grabbed his slug shotgun and spottedlight, ready for a possible encounter. The next morning, Chris and his son discovered that the three-wheeler had been pushed 150 yards down the road, and a pan with bacon grease had been moved from the milk crate to the far corner of the trailer. Chris searched for tracks but didn't find any. A few weeks later, a friend's son reported seeing something enormous walking in front of him on the same hillside. Steve from The Facts By Howtohunt .com expresses his appreciation for Chris's story and wonders how many other people in the community have had similar experiences. He encourages viewers to share their knowledge and invites them to watch future videos from a different viewpoint. If you're interested in hearing Chris Cooper's full account, be sure to check out The Facts By Howtohunt .com's video "I Take You To THE Sabe Mountains, See Anything Odd?" on YouTube.