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Sasquatch sighting near Bend, Oregon (2008)
The witness and a companion went into the forest with a camera to film a Sasquatch documentary. While walking and searching along a river they reported finding tracks, odors, broken vegetation, stick nests, and a smashed-tree circle with plant material. The witness claimed a creature watched from up the river, stared briefly then left, later noticing a second figure behind it on video. They also described a small cave containing misplaced vegetation, hand and foot tracks, and a foul odor before running out of film and leaving.
hunter charged by 7 1/2' BF after shooting a buck near Colton
A hunter reportedly shot a buck and was then charged by a 7.5-foot creature. The deer was later found mutilated and broken with the carcass covered with sticks. Broken trees and tracks were also reported at the site, which was later visited.
Animal behaviour in Oregon
After a miner was found dead in his trailer, associates searched his property for hidden gold and followed written coordinates to a hillside spot. Digging a few feet down they uncovered very large bones and an oversized, unusually shaped skull. One digger suggested it was a sasquatch, after which the group reburied the remains and agreed not to discuss it.
Tracks near Diamond Lake, Oregon
Over four years the guest returned yearly to a remote pond area reached only by hiking. The party found multiple sizes of footprints, tree structures, and signs of objects and large rocks being rearranged after leaving puzzles and stacked toys. They also reported one long-distance sighting of an individual on a mountaintop.
Man says they witness a fight between bigfoot creature and elk
A group of five hunters was driving elk down a ravine when they noticed a large bull elk in a struggle. From several hundred yards away in the early afternoon they watched through binoculars and scopes an extended fight between the bull and a large hairy creature. The creature was wounded in the side by the elk but eventually brought the elk down, tore off portions, and left carrying meat while holding its wound. The hunters later retrieved the remaining elk carcass.