sasquatch

Everyone in the Pacific Northwest knows all about the elusive Bigfoot, or Sasquatch, for those who want to sound fancy...

The day is coming to an end, and you and your friend are sitting back at your campsite, talking and relaxing, when you notice something strange a little ways away from you across the river. You grab your binoculars, and what do you see?!?

Okay, so what do YOU call it: BIGFOOT or SASQUATCH?

If you've lived for time at all in the Northwest, you know about Sasquatch. Lots of blurry pictures of something that's big and furry running through the forest.

Bigfoot's history in Washington State is so immense that 18th District State Senator Ann Rivers R-La Center, at the behest of a 9-year-old constituent, sponsored SB 5816 in the 2017-18 sessions

Let's look at these strange laws in WA that has some of us scratching our heads.

...and rightfully so.

Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti. Washington State has by far the most 'sightings' of any state in the union. Why? Have you seen him? Do you believe it was Bigfoot at Rimrock Lake?

Bigfoot. Sasquatch. Yeti. There are literally dozens of different names applied to the legendary, enormous-footed, hairy, apelike-man that has been said to roam North American lands for centuries. Washington leads the nation with sightings and encounters, most recently in June.

Captured audio features a Bigfoot screaming, can you hear it?

Urban legends are stories usually told around campfires, sleepovers or by a parent trying to give their kids a scare onto the right path. But some of these are too good not to share. Let's get into some of the craziest Urban legends in Washington.

If you are a Sasquatch/Big Foot fan, this is the roadside attraction that you'll want to check out.