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Campers describe stalking, rock-throwing and snapped trees in Lolo National Forest
The witnesses were camped for several weeks near forest land when on multiple nights they heard something large moving in brush and had rocks thrown at a tent. In daylight they found young trees broken off several feet above the ground near the camp and along the road, which they photographed. They first thought a bear was responsible but came to believe the visits were by a sasquatch.
After exploring old gold mines a rock is thrown at a moving vehicle near Georgetown
The witness was driving back down a logging road in the afternoon after looking for old mines to prospect. A rock thrown from the wooded hillside struck the roof of the vehicle and left a dent. After stopping and getting out, the witness saw a large dark creature moving up the hill into the trees. The witness believed the creature had thrown the rock.
Fly Fisherman sees a hairy bipedal creature while trout fishing
The witness was fly-fishing at night along the river below Hauser Dam and walked back to his lamp on a boulder to retie a fly. He shone the lamp on movement about 10 feet away and watched a large hairy biped move rapidly up the steep rocky bank and disappear within seconds. Afterward he noticed two of his four pooled trout were missing and heard a boulder crash downstream, then left with the remaining fish.
Female fly fisherman's lucid recollection of classic territorial intimidation behavior of Saquatches ; 6mi NE of Mystic Lake
A group hiked to remote mountain lakes and fished. The witness heard branches breaking and a very loud wood-on-wood knock, then smelled a strong foul stench. Pine cones landed sideways next to the witness and large tracks were seen in smashed grass, with a sense of being watched and shadowed until leaving the plateau. No creature was seen.
Property disturbance in Montana (1970)
Over several years in the 1970s a large smelly intruder rummaged garbage, trashed yards and broke into houses taking food. One family was visited almost nightly and treated it as routine. Residents locked doors, dogs acted cowardly, and meetings were held.
Tracks in Montana (1700)
Two trappers set up camp to trap beaver and found their camp demolished and human-like tracks around it. At night they heard rustling, smelled a foul stench, fired a shot and heard something flee. After separating in the morning, one man found his partner dead with a broken neck and bite marks and fled, blaming a wild man.
Rock throwing near Dixon, Montana
The guest's brother with his sister and her boyfriend shot an elk and were gutting it by a road. Elk scattered oddly, tree breaking was heard, and a large rock landed on the road without rolling. The pregnant sister vomited and returned to the truck, thinking she knew what it was.
Silhouette in Montana
The guest relays that his uncle's parents were watching TV one night when something stepping into the sliding doorway blacked out outside light. Yard objects that a normal person could not lift had been moved around.
Wood knock near Coloma, Montana
The guest camped at Coloma with one other person and did tree knocks. Something responded and came up to shake his tent during the night. He stayed inside and did not see whether it was a Bigfoot or a mountain giant.
Tracks in Montana
A logging crew left equipment at a newly roaded site for the weekend and returned to find trucks crushed, a heavy chain snapped, saws wrapped around trees, and fuel drums thrown into a ravine. A destruction trail led away with very large four-toed tracks and no vehicle signs. The crew abandoned that parcel and never returned.
Property disturbance near Bonner, Montana
Something grabbed and dragged a relative's tent toward an old trail at night while the relative called out and another witness responded, with neither seeing the cause.
Property disturbance near Bonner, Montana
A witness later found the camp latrine bucket filled with many large rocks and could not use it.
Rock throwing near North Of Helena, Montana
On a couple of nights small rocks were thrown onto the tin roof of the home.