Multiple Witnesses

These shares involve multiple witnesses—more than one person sees, hears, or experiences the event, so the report is not a lone account.

Common threads are groups who compare notes and corroborate details. Browse these shares if you want multi-person confirmation in the story.

Edwin shares his experience from about four or five years ago when he was exploring Alaska off Snake Lake Rd with a few fellow fishermen from work.  Chaos ensued as his friends realized what they were seeing and were trying to get Edwin to get in the car to leave, but the sasquatch seemed to have had him in some sort of trance.

Years ago, Geraldine was out with her grandfather on the snow machine looking for caribou when he warned her about the Hairy Man.  About a year ago, she returned to Alaska and was out with her dog.  When she saw the sasquatch, her dog went to run after it when the peaceful forest friend picked him up and smashed him on the ground, killing him instantly.  She ran back to the village and told her neighbor, who told her son.  The son grabbed his rifle and went back out to retrieve her dog's body for burial.  For whatever reason, her pet was missing its head.

David shares his experience from 40 years ago, when he was 10 years old, while checking up on his grandfather's remote cabin with his uncle.  At the cabin, they were surrounded by sasquatch terrorizing them as his uncle fended them off during the night.  In the past, his grandfather (his uncle's father) told them about the issues he had with the sasquatch and why he never enjoyed his time at the cabin.

Samuel shares an encounter from 1969 when running a skiff at the Red Devil mine off the Kuskokwim River.

First, a quick report from three kayakers from Skilak Lake from a few days ago.

Alexi, who's in his twenties now, but had a terrifying encounter when he was ten years old and forced to protect his younger sister and brother.

A terrifying share from Donovan, from spring of 1978, who had to deal with a sasquatch attempting to snatch him from the kitchen window and continued to terrorize the family over a period of a time.

Now-retired volcanologist Lorraine shares her experience from 1973 while doing research in Katmai.  She and her colleague stopped their research and retreated back to the plane with their security guy.

Ian and his buddy share an experience from 1983 when they flew into the tundra off the Reindeer River to do some gold panning.

Charles shares his experience from inheriting a cabin from his uncle.  His uncle didn't go to the property often because of the "wild man in the woods", who became a problem for Charles.  He left the property and hasn't returned.

A share from biologist Timothy of an event that took place sixteen years ago off the Kuskokwim River with him and a group of others. Their study turned into a retreat back to the cabin.

Bill, Brad, and Connie shared their experience from a would-be fun expedition day.

Eight years ago on a halibut fishing trip, Clifford and Denise had an encounter while hiking to pass time to wait out a storm front.

Out with Issac at the spot where we saw the tracks last year.

A share from Beverly who was with her sister, her two year-old son, and her sister's two teenagers who were picking berries.

First, a quick share report from an elderly couple who witnessed a road crossing yesterday morning.

A share from George and Penny who were fishing in the Nenana River when a sasquatch decided to ruin their day.

A final brief share from southeast Alaska where two guys were selling a boat and saw a sasquatch.  The older buyer of the boat knew about it and wasn't worried and knows it comes and goes every spring and fall.

A share from the Resurrection Trail, mountain biker Jefferey had a brief encounter in 2019 when he saw a sasquatch cross the trail.

A share from a Steven and Dakota who are dealing with ongoing activity not too far from where I live.

Mary shares an experience while gathering water where she thought a bear was outside and sent her grandsons to chase it off.  The village decided to come together to run the sasquatch off.

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