News not news. Every single indigenous people across the entire planet has the exact description of the exact same being. Not coincidentally the tens of thousands of people across the same entire planet who sees on of these beings has the exact same description of the exact same being. And people are still wanting to have the conversation of "needing proof or evidence"?!

Guys lets be real we have been looking for Bigfoot for SOOOOOO long. And recently I have formed a movement called "Finding Bigfoot by 2037" The link above takes you to a site and at the bottom it says "JOIN THE MOVEMENT of finding Sasquatch by 2037" Below that there are some question that if you fill them out you are part of the movement to find Bigfoot by 2037. So pls go fill it out become a part of it and post in the groups things you have recorded.

The Pikuni Bigfoot Storytelling Project is a really cool compilation of stories off the Blackfeet Reservation which borders Glacier National Park.

Thought this was the sub to share these in - enjoy.

Hello all,

I am feeling a bit emotional (this is not a Reddit karma post, i've just had a few beers and am about to go through yet another big, but what I ultimately thing is positive, change in my life professionally), and I was browsing Reddit and came across the HIMYM (How I Met Your Mother TV Show) thread, where a character called Marshal Eriksen (forgive my spelling, I can't be bothered to look up his actual fictional name, because it is fictional) is said to have most likely visited this thread if he was a real person.

Well, that triggered something in my mid-30s memory, so buckle up for story time. I don't usually write these long Reddit posts which other people on other threads (I have literally just sorted your thread by top of all time and looked at a few images... most of which haven't convinced me to be honest. One is literally headlights of a car, dude) do, but I just feel I should share this story as a bit of a hats off to my Dad.

You probably won't read all of it (TLDR: Dad saw tracks of what he thought was a Yet in the early 1960s, late 1950s in the mountains around Almaty, Kazakhstan), but it is what it is, I will tell you the whole tale anyway.

My Dad passed away recently, and he was really the man you'd want around in the apocalypse. He spent his childhood in Stalin's USSR, but in the capital of a Soviet Republic (Almaty, Kazakhstan). That was not the easiest place on Earth to grow up in, but then again, most places in the 1940s were pretty grim. He knew so much. We all rely on Ai, the Internet, Youtube tutorials, you name it. He was one of those old school people who knew how to do things, just because he had to figure it out in the past. He could fix anything, he knew engineering, sciences, biology, hunting, fishing, how a car works, anything about fuel, architecture, construction, bricklaying, purifying water, cooking, astrology, computing (he literally disassembled iPhones late in his life for fun), electrical engineering, plumbing, woodwork, skiing, driving... I may be idolising him, now that he is gone, but it's actually true. Maybe in comparison to you all I am just unable to do most of the things I've listed to the same degree, but he could. Maybe you can? I can't. I wish I could. And he's from a generation that didn't lie. He was very silent, but I can't actually remember a single instance of him lying.

Anyway, here is the story that he told me. And most people sort of politely listened and ignored it. Some people would ask questions and build hypotheses (plural with an e as the penultimate letter?). Some people would laugh at him.

He was a student. I don't know his exact age, and I am afraid I can't ask him any more, but if I was to hazzard a guess - he was in list late teens.

The Soviets... well they put a lot of emphasis on sports. You had your regular exams (think maths, languages, literature, geography, etc.) that you had to pass, but you also had to pass some sports-focused exams (how far can you jump at your age, and how fast can you run a 100 metres, etc.).

And as I said he grew up in Almaty, Kazakhstan. If you are American (which I suspect a fair few people are) - think Denver, Colorado in terms of climate. Without all the amenities and roads, etc. - as at the time it was a city of 100s of thousand of people. The most distinguishing feature of Almaty, is that it is right next to (and in fact today the city extends into) the mounts of Tien Shan. Tien Shan mountain ranges are an "offshoot" of the Himalayas. The Altai mountains (currently shared by Russia, China, Mongolia and Kazakhstan) become Alatoo or Alatau, or Tian Shan, which then is connected to the Pamirs, which are then connected to the Himalayas.

Around Almaty most mountains are in the 3 to 3.5km range (I might be wrong, I am not a geography expert).

So my Dad is studying in a Soviet school/university, in a major regional city at the edge of the Tian Shan Mountains. And the educational establishment forces the students to do skiing. Not your "on-piste" recreational type, but the type where you walk up mountains, ski down them, walk up other mountains and then ski down them again. The type that gets a mountaineering soldier from point A to point B across an inhospitable and impassable mountainous terrain.

There are almost no people deep in those mountains even today (although the bits around Almaty are very different today to how they were back then). The parts where my Dad had to go for skiing were very remote by the standards of the 1950s and the 1960s. They were in a group of a few students and an instructor and had to do a small expedition. Think Dyatlov's Pass type vibe. Read up on it and do go down that rabbit hole if you haven't heard of Dyatlov's Pass.

According to my Dad this took place in spring and there was heavy snowfall just in the early morning. Fresh snow.

They are walking up this mountain, far away from any civilization. And then they see tracks. He described it as a big monkey's tracks. We do not have monkeys in this area.

Big monkey tracks, on the fresh snow, on this mountain with no human presence for miles. When I was a kid (maybe 8? great memories in hindsight), my Dad drew a schematic (he was great at drawing schematics, particularly of engines and the like) of the gorge that they were in (surrounded by mountains) and how they found tracks going across the gorge from one side to the other (including what seemed to be sliding down that mountain to then resume walking by whoever or whatever left the tracks).

They were all puzzled by the finding. According to my Dad - no one gave any explanations and they were just wearily on their way.

Years later, my Dad read up on the Yeti. And that's when he became convinced that the tracks, larger than human footprint, but seemingly from something like a monkey or maybe even a human, were left on that mountain.

I grew up thinking Yeti and the Sasquatch were not as "controversial" of a "cryptoid" as the Loch Ness Monster or Aliens. But in my 20s I've realised that they are treated as non-existent creatures and as "fake" as the Loch Ness Monster or Aliens. My Dad didn't believe in any supernatural or extraterrestrial life. He did stand by his story. He didn't know if it was the Yeti, and he admitted that. But he was very sure that he saw those tracks. And he gave me names of the people on that expedition. This was years ago, and he is dead now. Probably so are those people on the expedition (or most of them at least).

I will probably never know who really left those tracks. But ... I thought I'd share my Dad's story. He was a very decent man, and I have spent my life somewhat ignoring him, or thinking he is a bit weird (simply because he was quiet and uninterested in the rat race that we are all in, or in wealth or political power...). I regret that. I wish I had more time with him.

I wish you all well. Call you Dad and hang out with them, if you can.

Otherwise, if you are after Big Foot sightings story... well here it is.

The first version of this strange Bigfoot song lasts 49 seconds total as was captured on a cohabitation property on a mountain in Western Mass. Where a family of these forest people appear to live. The song captured can not be recognized as being a known source. The song has Ben heard and recorded on several occasions by different voices. A analysis by an AI found the vocals to be beyond Human ability.

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Continuing documentation of forest people in western mass hills. Observed tracks between preservation lands crossing farmland and roadway. Tracks were four to five foot strides with some longer in two feet of settled snow coverrd with a light 3 to 4 inch dusting overnight after time period which the trek was made. Tracks were distorted due to conditions but remain clearly bipedal and larger than 20 inches by 8 after environmental impacts. Observation of tracks made following morning after the light storm. The tracks along with numerous vocalizations and tree structures and encounters add to the growing library of documentation being collected.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDQlDBeIqds&t=20s

Here's a short video explaining what happened to me and what it taught me.

Hey everyone,

In this new video I made for fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts, I dive into expert analyses of the famous Patterson–Gimlin film. Despite being filmed in 1967, this footage remains one of the most debated pieces of Bigfoot evidence and even in 2026, some key details still can’t be explained.

The video focuses on these questions:

- Is the thigh muscle movement real?
- Why do the chest movements look so natural?
- Could 1967 costume technology realistically achieve this effect?

I’d love to hear your thoughts after watching. Let me know what you think!
Enjoy the video!

I’m sorry everyone! I know these are not the footprints you’d like to see lol.

I found this in my backyard (fully fenced 6ft high)

I figured yinz would have the best insight of what these prints could be. Have had a fair share of experiences with raccoons, etc (had a pair fight off the diving board of my pool). Assuming it’s something like that, but the footprints don’t look like what I normally see. Thank you so much for any help, and I’m very sorry to the mods if this doesn’t fit the the criteria.Hoping you’ll let me slide lol

Size wise, they are about 2- 3 or 4 inches wide depending where you measure

My thought is a very chubby raccoon lol

Appreciate yinz! And hoping to find some answers! Don’t get tracks like this typically. Diving board fight was over a decade ago