Hello again Sasquatch Fans of All Ages…
As always, I hope all is well with each of you…
Spring is here and so is the shin deep mud… Spring is awesome. Mud, not so much. Enough said.
Jessie Desmond, artist, author and former editor of the Alaska Paranormal Network Quarterly, contacted Sasquatch Tracker and related that one of her mother’s friends has had ongoing Boreal Sasquatch encounters while hunting.
The witness is from Venetie, AK (N 67°3’20” X W 146°24’58”). One such encounter, according to the witness, took place while day hunting via boat on the East Fork Chandalar River (a tributary of the Yukon River). He and his hunting party had gone a shore to hike around. While hiking, he and other members of the party eventually found themselves on a ridge. From the ridge, they were able to observe a Sasquatch. They called it “quits” for the day and then returned to Venetie. (No other details at this time.)
Chandalar River Valley. (N.D. Public Domain Image).
The Chandalar River is called “Teedriinjik” and the tributaries are called “Ch’idriinkjik” in Athabascan. Any of the forks of the Chandalar River would be the perfect environment to support multiple Boreal Sasquatch.
Godspeed, loyal readers…
On December 30, 2018, at approximately 17:30-17:45 hours local: A man playing with his family dogs outside makes “grunting-growling” sounds to interact with his Great Dane and has his sounds mimicked. The man’s wife explained that he suddenly ran into the house “screaming” for a flashlight. With flashlight in hand, he returned outside to investigate. The woman then hears all the dogs in the area “going nuts” and asks him for an explanation. The man tells her that while playing and making the sounds, something mimicked him exactly but “it was deeper toned and about 50-100 yards from the house!” The woman stated, “Our Great Dane is around 155 lbs. and not afraid of anything…” but in this case, “she had her hackles up [while] sniffing the air and whining like crazy.” The woman mentioned being familiar with moose and bears that had been on the property before, but did not think it was either, especially with …”bears in hibernation right now.” The woman stated she was “fairly new to Alaska” and had a previous sighting in Washington State during 2008.
