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Group of elk hunters hear multiple Sasquatch wood knocks near Stateline Reservoir in Uinta’s
A group of five relatives on an elk-hunting trip waited on a log near a meadow at dusk. They heard paired loud wood-on-wood knocks coming from two different directions that seemed to respond to each other and to the witness's own knocking. After reuniting, the group continued to hear knocks, including a single closer knock behind them and sounds of movement behind them.
Wood knock near Camas, Utah (2020)
The witness was camping with his wife and four children at a primitive site off a forest road. Over several days and nights they repeatedly heard loud hollow bonking sounds from different directions. One morning the witness saw a large gray hair-covered figure partially obscured by foliage across the road, which flexed visibly muscular tissue and then left silently with smooth fluid motion. He searched the area on foot and by sitting in concealment that evening, noticed unusual wildlife silence and a sense of being watched, and heard a final knock above the tent that night.
Whistle near Paiute County
The witness and a companion were hunting in a remote hard-to-reach area and gave whoops. They received a loud distinct whistle reply and later heard tree knocks. A distant dog barking and two distant whoops were captured on a recorder.
Sasquatch sighting in Utah
Through a thermal camera the witness watched two figures crouching across a river for about twenty minutes. One stood, moved back about forty feet and crouched again while the larger belly-crawled behind a bush. A loud knock like a tree knock was heard without visible movement.
Sasquatch sighting in Utah
Looking through a thermal camera the witness saw two figures on their bellies that rose to a crouch on their haunches on either side of a tree about two hundred feet away while knocks, whoops, whistles and rock clacking were heard. By the time he rigged his phone to record through the thermal they had dropped back down and the recording shows almost nothing.
Wood knock in Utah
While elk hunting, the witness heard with a bionic ear a sharp knock followed by muffled knocks and occasional dog-like barks from a steep juniper mountain with no campers present. A pack of coyotes barked then stopped while the knocking continued. He theorized a Bigfoot was knocking cones from pines, smashing them, and eating ripe pine nuts.