All of these bigfoot research pictures were all taken by our Sasquatch Investigations of the Rockies team.
This portion of our website gets the most negative comments. In fact, this is the only part of our website that does.
I have studied cairns, ducks and the like and are quite familiar with all human related rock structures in the woods having been in them extensively for 37 years.
This evidence is quite compelling. It will show you communication between two beings. Me and my Sasquatch friends as we communicate through rocks over time.
Rocks are an important of a Sasquatches daily life. They use them to throw, they use them to communicate, they use them as gifts. Shapes and sizes are important. Stacks are important.
Gifts of rocks, I have received many. Location of a rock stack to a Sasquatch is different than to a person. People put them on hill tops, trails and the like. Sasquatches do not.
Their locations have meaning to them, not to us. They can be on the side of a hill in the middle of nowhere. Often they appear quite random to us. Like I have said all along, “people make rocks structures, Sasquatches are people, Sasquatches make rock structures as well.”
Photo one is the initial offering from me to them at our Central Colorado.
It is the constellation Orion. The most predominate winter item they will see, just like us in the winter night sky. This was left on 5/17/2013.
Photo 2 is at it was found on my return on 6/3/2013.
Four rocks in a row, with a small rock underneath and what I would consider a directional rock below.
Photo 3 shows how it was found again on 06/5/2013.
The directional rock is in the same location. Now the sequence is 2 rocks, 2 rocks and one rock.
Please note no other campers or homes for miles. The weather on Tuesday was rainy, cold and poor.
We saw two vehicles in three days and they drove in and out and left the area. The rock exchange station is purposefully randomly placed in the middle of the forest.
They ate all the food every night and left the plates, although the salad I left one night they picked at. I know what they are telling me.
It shows knowledge of mathematics and communication, which shows their intelligence. Its shows rational thought. Animals is not a correct interpretation at all and has never been.
Do you know what they are telling me?
Robin and I returned to Central Colorado on 06/21/2013 and found the following continuation on the stump in relation to our rock communications with our friends.
Photo 1 is what we found. Just 4 rocks as seen.
This has changed. We had not changed the pattern they left us before.
Photo 2 is the Big Dipper constellation I made that day on 6/21/2013 to see if it would change that night.
It is the most predominate star cluster in the summer sky.
Photo 3 is what was found the next day on 6/22/2013 in the morning.
The gift of liver was eaten and the plate was left, which is the norm here.
About 10 month ago my husband Jon found four old snow tracks going down to a creek. They were huge, in a clothesline pattern and at least 137 inches apart from heel to heel.
The tracks were in 2-3 feet of snow with no drag marks. There was no possibility that this as made by a person.
My intention since that time was to go up across from where the tracks were found and explore the cliffs and a nearby ravine. On December 8, 2012, I explored that area.
I had decided to go from the cliffs and work sideways towards the nearby ravine. Almost to the top, I came to a wall of large boulders that I could not scale and went to my right following a faint trail.
It looked like there was a spot I could get to the top without really climbing. When I got to that spot, I noticed a small rock stack. It captured my attention because of the small size, 12 inches long and how it was made.
If you look carefully at it, you will see the different types of rocks used and how it was put together. This was made with a lot of care and thought.
After taking pictures of the rock stack, I went up and there was a huge boulder with a very big cave at the base of it. This was about 15 feet from the rock stack. It was deep and went down.
I could not see the back of the cave. I could easily go into the cave but I was uneasy about this cave and did not go in there. Instead I explored around and behind it. I then continued my way to the ravine.
Robin Roberts
We found this rock structure while in Utah assisting Brad Corless at a recent conference.
Brad showed me his primary research site in a valley in the Wasatch Range. It is located at a huge Fir tree deep in the woods.
This is the first photo in this sequence.
The tree is at least 150 feet tall and maybe more. Its trunk is split into three huge branches, each trunk massive in its own right.
Brad has this set up as a cultural exchange station. He leaves fruit here for his forest friends, which was gone as well. Furthermore, he left a strand of beads on a nail in May of this year.
This is photo 2.
It was broken and the red and pink hearts removed and taken. The rest of the beads lay on the ground.
The necklace was removed and reset by our forest friend. Brad was last at this location in May of this year.
Much to our surprise, a new rock stack was located next to the tree on the right.
This was never here before. It is eerily similar to those I have found in my locations in Colorado.
This is a clear indicator to us both great things lie ahead for him at this location.
As we left this location, I was fortunate enough to glimpse a black figure gliding through the forest twice as we left from about 25 yards away.
This place holds great promise for Brad and for SIR in the future.
Rock structure 1 and Rock structure 2 are from the Rampart Range area of Colorado.
I have been investigating this area since the early 1990’s when I found footprints that traversed down a steep ravine that’s over a 1000 feet deep.
I have never seen anyone in this area, but me and the people I take there with me. In the 2010-2011 rock structures began to appear in this area on a slope I have traversed 60 plus times. They have never been there before.
They are over a mile off the main road 100’s of feet down in vertical elevation.
This is my most challenging area I traverse, so I am relatively confident that they are not man made, as they mark nothing of significance.
They are literally in the middle of nowhere. In conjunction, foot prints and some recent possible nesting activity have been found in the area.
The strange part is that there are two of them less than 100 feet apart.
What they mean, who put them here, or what their significance is, is unknown to us at this time, but read on as I feel they may be Sasquatch related.
This Rock structure came to us by accident, while we were investigating a sighting from a Cripple Creek, CO resident.
He reported a 5am sighting as he drove to work on a main highway with very steep terrain on both sides of the road.
As we traversed this area, which is on a 30-40% incline, we found footprints and other evidence of Sasquatch activity, correlating his story. In the same location, we found a foot print in the ice, and Pine tree and Aspen tree breaks in abundance as well.
Much to our surprise we found this rock structure on a very steep slope in a remote area, which is in the middle of nowhere, not on a trail and it marks nothing.
This location is within 20 miles of the Rampart Range structures, so we found this compelling.
Dean Harrison of Yowie Hunters of Australia sent us this photo showing the same type of structure.
Not knowing what to think of this new phenomenon, I contacted friend and fellow researcher Dean of Yowie Hunters of Australia, before I posted what I saw.
I thought it would be best to ask someone as far away as possible, and much to my surprise, he too has experienced this type of behavior in the remotest places in Australia. I thus felt it was worthy of being posted.
Ironically, this year another rock structure was located by the three fisherman at our North Park location, which is close to where I believe the Sasquatches live in this new location, which is on the side of a hill in the middle of nowhere.
Dean sent us a second picture of a rock structure that he found at night.
Now obviously, this is speculation, but having found evidence of Sasquatches in conjunction with these structures, one can only conclude they may be related.
Is this a sign of culture? Maybe so.
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I find a lot of rock stacks when I research here in Colorado. It is definitely some form of communication or something of significance. I have seen the rocks on top of flat stumps like that as well. I research mostly west of Denver.
I like your website and I’m glad I stumbled upon it. I’ll be a frequent visitor. I hope, in a way, that no one ever captures or kills one of these beings. It would break my heart to see them in a zoo. I think they’ve managed to elude us because they’re highly intelligent – possibly as intelligent as humans – but retain all their animal instincts that we’ve lost. Or maybe they have been captured and the government has covered it up. Think about it: If this species is clearly identified and documented, there would be worldwide pressure to pass laws to protect them. Sasquatch habitat is also prime logging territory, at least in North America. So news that this species really does exist would have an adverse effect on the logging industry. From what I’ve learned, Bigfoot aren’t found by looking for them. They observe us and make themselves known when they feel safe. The Jane Goodall/Diane Fossey approach, over a long period of time, could work. They may be more comfortable with women and would easily identify human gender differences by our body language and smell.
What about graves ?
It’s an old Jewish tradition to leave a stone on the grave of deceased.
I think it might be a grave marker.