This impressive picture was obtained by Ron Petersen, our newest Sasquatch Investigations of the Rockies team investigator, on March 13, 2009 in the front range of Colorado near Pikes Peak.
This shows what we believe is a Sasquatch hiding from Ron after he found its footprints in the snow. Ron also was able to smell the culprit as it hid from him, so he knew it was close by and snapped this photo before he felt the need to leave. He said the smell was very sulfur, like in nature and strong.
This new evidence was recently discovered and is highlighted in this photo for your review. There appear to be multiple Sasquatches in this photo.
Clearly, a whole arm is present separate from the Sasquatch in the center. The arm is bent the wrong way to belong to the individual on the ground. You can see the hand and elbow as well.
The one on the ground is in what I would consider in a birthing type position with the feet forward. You can clearly see the foot at an angle and the black toe nail on one of the digits against the Aspen tree. The thing that is so compelling is how well they blend into their environment in the day time.
The foot design appears very similar to ours, except the black toe nails and fingernails are more similar to those found in the ape family. This evidence clearly shows we are dealing with something different and new. We are excited to bring you this evidence. We hope you enjoy it. Comments are appreciated.
This photo is compelling to me on many levels. This photo originates from an area I know very well. I have had my own
experiences in this area. I saw a Sasquatch myself just south of this well over 10 years ago.
The body shape and head remind me of what I saw long ago. The one I saw was black with black eyes. This one is black as well, but what I find intriguing is how well it blends in. It appears frosted, which is significant since most of our hair samples are gray. Black with frosted gray highlights would be great camouflage in this area in day light and night time conditions.
It is also hunkered down attempting to hide, which is classic Sasquatch behavior. They immolate stones and stumps when some one gets too close some times.
The above photo is grainy because it was pulled out of the image below. When you follow the footprints, they lead to the top left of the picture. So the above picture zooms in to the area where the bigfoot was headed (marked by the red box). Note how the tracks are next to large trees, which they use to hide.
Here’s a closeup of one of the footprints, which Ron reported were approximately 19″ long and 8″ wide. By comparison, you can see Ron’s footprint on the bottom of the photo, from a size 10 shoe.
I have found footprints of various sizes over the years in this area, including 19-20 inchers.
Last year, S.I.R. held a 3 day event less than a quarter mile from this sighting and some of the prints on our web site came out of that expedition, so that to me makes it even more interesting.
Sasquatch Investigations of the Rockies received the below photo from one of our Wisconsin friends. He checks websites for authenticity as a hobby. He lit up the background on our photo on purpose to highlight everything else in the photo. The faces are clearer and we thought you would like to see this as well. This type of work we appreciate as it further authenticates our work.
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Fascinating and very compelling! The 2nd photo is fantastic!!! The others as well.
The picure of bigfoot behind the pine – is it me or does it look like there is an infant sitting on its left shoulder, kind of snuggling close to Bigfoot’s head? I clearly see it. It looks more ape-like then native.
Thanks for the questions. I took the picture and have done follow ups in the area. It is nothing more then branches above it head. Been able to follow them back to the tree’s they grew out of. The Sasquatch is behind 5 tree’s looking through a hole between the branches at me. This is why none of it’s body is seen.
How to join your group or a search ?
It is “a mark of insanity to keep doing the same thing over and
over, hoping for a different result.”
Turn the tables. Put a camera in the campsite pointing toward us. Put a monitor
in a place where they can use it to observe us up close. Show them that we are not harmed by
our cameras. Put a flat screen behind a thick plexiglass. Unhook the fan in the inverter as its not needed
to power the tv. Turn the brightness way down; they don’t need it.
Where humans live, they are doubtless aware of TV, having looked in windows at night. What they see
isn’t relevant to them.
Create a short video showing a trade. Show some one leaving a gift and it being replaced
by some object. I remember the story of the Indian who left a string of fish for a Sasquatch and was repaid with
deer hides. The Sasquatch noticed he was tanning hides. It is likely they would be more comfortable with reciprocity
than gifts. It may be possible to initiate communication this way. It may be useful in keeping gifting scenarios from
getting out of hand.
Show humans exchanging pictures. You will come closer to getting interaction this way. Teach some basic language with
short videos.
Didn’t you used to have a video of a before and after photo of the face you snapped a picture of after hearing a rock clack. You went back and made an after photo showing it was gone.
Photo 2 – is there another face immediately above, but further back, from the one in the center of the photo, peeking? I see it. Thanks.
Sweet sweet n amazing