These shares involve children as witnesses or present in the party—kids on trips, at cabins, or in villages when the story involves the young as well as adults.
Common threads are mixed-age groups, parental fear, and memories that stick from childhood. Browse these shares if you want reports where children saw, heard, or were in the middle of the event.
Aggie shares her experience from 1981 when she was 12-years old while watching kids in the village.
Brad and his then 8-year old son both share a terrifying experience from 2004 while on a camping trip in remote Alaska.
Karen and James share an experience from ten years ago with their son off the Kashwitna River, near Anchorage.
Ben Sr., a doctor, shares his story from Alaska in 1980 while on a camping trip with his young son Ben Jr. at Hellbent Creek. This is an encounter where a sasquatch shows interest in a child.
After hearing the share from Suzannah from #182, Charles, an engineer, wanted to share an incident that happened over fifty years ago when a sasquatch was tapping and peeking in his children's window.
Thomas shared his experience with Molly off the Kuskowkim River while building a house over several seasons.
A share from Ariel, Jeff, and their daughter Candace from a terrifying ordeal that took place about fifteen years ago.
Dusty shared some experiences that took place when he was younger from a remote village.
I have a phone interview with William who lived in Alaska for nineteen years. He shares his brief experience from 2013 in Butte, and a recount from his mother-in-law, where a sasquatch was peeking in her window.
Also, a share from Cynthia, who lives in the same area of the Kuskokwim River as the berry pickers from the previous video, shares a brief experience she had ten years ago while picking berries with her grandmother.
A share from Tina who had an experience while home from college and tasked with watching her cousins and some other kids for her grandmother, who was out of town for a doctor's visit. While berry picking with the children, she saw a sasquatch watching them, prompting her to usher the kids back home.
It followed them home and terrorized her and the kids until help arrived.
An experience shared by an Ahtna Elder named Agatha recalls her childhood near Horse Creek, where her family routinely heard distant screams while berry picking. She also recounted an incident at their fish camp when her uncle and brother-in-law found their fish wheel intentionally jammed with a large log. While working to clear it, they heard whistling from the shore and turned to find a hairy man crouching on the bank. After shouting at it, the brother-in-law fired a shot into the air, causing the entity and two other unseen companions to crash away through the brush.
A 1990 encounter from a fisherman named Timothy, who was 20 years old at the time and completely new to the Alaskan wilderness. While working out of Naknek on a drift boat, the crew had to take a small wooden skiff up the Kvichak River toward Igiugig to retrieve a different fishing net. When the skiff's outboard motor began having mechanical issues, the crew pulled into a small tributary to fix it. Timothy was given a hunting rifle for protection and went to explore the nearby tundra. While sitting on a ridge, Timothy spotted two dark spots about 300 to 400 yards away.
At a commercial salmon set netting fish camp in the Bristol Bay / Dillingham region, a young boy named Joe Jr. experienced multi-year contact with Sasquatch entities starting at age four. Initially, he told his family about a 'man' waving at him from the beach, which escalated to multiple hairy creatures whispering to him when his grandmother was distracted, attempting to lure him away to play. Interestingly, the creatures explicitly told Joe Jr. they could not cross a semi-circular boundary line where his grandmother had walked and sprayed a spiritual prayer of protection.
In August, an experienced outdoorsman in his mid-60s named Douglas traveled by four-wheeler to the Savage River area where it intersects the Stampede Trail to search for signs of a missing person, Mary Wilson. Arriving near twilight under dense forest canopy, he heard loud, abnormal yelling sounds and witnessed a large silhouette cross the trail.
In the Copper River Valley along the Edgerton Highway near Chitina and the Wrangell-St. Elias region, an elderly widow named Miss Carol experienced continuous, escalating Sasquatch harassment at her home, beginning prior to 2019 before her husband passed away. The activity initially manifested as unexplained heavy objects dropping onto her roof and evolved into complex, highly anomalous acoustic events, including what sounded like an organized, interactive conversation between an owl and a raven right outside her walls.
