A recent problem is that we are getting unattested reports been packaged up by AI. No individual has vouched for this eye witnessed report which is unfortunate. Having processed a couple thousand curated reports, i recognize aspects that are difficult to invent from whole cloth.
The count for generations is impressive and a real sasquatch liifespan of 100 would match ours ,but you must also understand that physical collapse happens much later than we understand. 70 years of family leadership is reasonable. This takes us back to 12900 BP era in which hte passage opened up.
And yes, A sasquatch is well suited for transiting from asia down through the Ice gap makes best sense. Then moving into the alpine biome to avoid humans is completely sensible. This also screams that those populations are actually huge because they occupy everywhere we mostly cannot.
The narritive desribes an evolving effort to share a working symbol system with no recourse to mind to mind. The real surprise is that they produced a record of their origins, not unlike other known records of primatives. I recognize this and we have seen it elsewhere and we have not understood it elsewhere but this may be the key.
As a reminder, the sasquatch are a human hybrid with an unknown (primate, Boar?) likely originating in NE Asia. It retains human mitrocondria in the female side.
A Sasquatch Told Him Where They Came From… And Nobody Believes Him — Alberta Encounter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=823aaDdzXCA
In the fall of 1979, Ralph Dixon was a horse packer and winter trapper in Alberta's Willmore Wilderness. He was still carrying the loss of his older brother when his steadiest horse refused to go any farther up a quiet, birdless creek. Over the next few weeks he found huge barefoot tracks in fresh snow, then a moose quarter untied from a pole more than ten feet off the ground, and then his trapline cabin left open with strange objects laid out neatly on the table. One night, alone at that cabin, Ralph set two tins of peaches on a stump outside, and by morning something had left him stones and a raven feather in return. That small trade slowly grew into a shared language of charcoal marks drawn on flat pieces of shale. In time it led him to a hidden limestone overhang and a wall of drawings that seemed to tell where these creatures came from, and what he chose to do about it changed the rest of his life. Disclaimer: This story is inspired by real-world sightings, regional folklore, and eyewitness accounts. All names, locations, occupations, and identifying details have been altered to protect the privacy of those involved. Certain elements have been dramatized for narrative purposes. Any resemblance to specific individuals or events is purely coincidental. #Bigfoot #Sasquatch #BigfootSighting #OregonBigfoot #CryptidStories #BigfootEncounter #BigfootLore
AI-generated video summary
Ralph Dixon recounts decades spent as a wilderness packer in the Wilmore Wilderness, where isolated encounters with unidentified creatures challenged their understanding of the natural world. Drawing from personal journals and logs maintained since 1979, the narrative explores the profound impact these experiences had on a life dedicated to the rugged, untamed landscapes of Alberta.
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