Sasquatch Research Cultural Exchange

The following Sasquatch research pictures best describe what I would call an exchange of cultures. In the wilds, your needs are very basic and simple. The human trait to exchange things takes on a whole new meaning.

This desire to exchange has been with us since the beginning. It is in our nature to give and it is their nature as well.

It is no different than taking a new neighbor a plate of cookies to greet them or giving a friend a May basket like I did with my grandmother Tallman, when I was a boy so long ago.

One of our most basic needs and principles is it is better to give than receive. Here is proof that this premise extends beyond our culture to other cultures even though they may be much different than ours.

These are pictures from my years of being involved with a Sasquatch cultural exchange. My Native American friends would call this a spirit plate.  I am compelled to show this evidence because of a recent e-mail I received and felt it was necessary.

It is easy to tell what you are exchanging with and why and what is eating based on the evidence you are left behind and the experiences you have over time. It is much more complex than most people ever imagined. I will attempt to explain this and show you why in the following pictures and paragraphs.

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Gifting can be very telling in what your dealing with in the forest. You have to be very knowledgeable of your surroundings and what and who is in them.
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At SIR, we are never careless. We are calculated and confident in our practices, which have been honed over many years of gifting with Sasquatches.
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We discourage others from this practice until they are 100% sure they are dealing with a Sasquatch, which we require at minimum at least one confirmed sighting by a member.
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Animals generally are not that selective in what they eat. Animals generally will eat everything left, especially bears, which we never gift when they are around for safety purposes.
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Bears are rarely around when Sasquatches are present. The Sasquatches tend not to tolerate them around their families just like us.
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Here is a sequence that is quite telling in that a Sasquatch is involved. Follow the signs and learn.
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Photo one shows the gift left at our gifting or trading station. We ask for nothing and we expect nothing in return always.
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This is a gift given freely. We have left Steak and Potatoes before. Onions and Strawberries are new gifts left.
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Photo two shows the Steak bones and all have been consumed. The Potatoes are completely consumed as well without a scrap left on the stump or on the ground.
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The Onions have been tasted and only two Strawberries have been tasted. Basically, eaten in half. One on the ground and one on the stump.
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Photo three confirms the evidence, which is quite telling if you pay attention and understand how the dynamics of the forest work and you pay attention to and respect the habits and nuances of those that reside in it.
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All the best, Mike-SIR

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The cultural exchange and gifting continues at our Central Colorado location as summer wanes in Colorado. Recently Mike, Jon and Robin spent one night at this location following up on their study. The goal was to continue to try and connect with this small group after their Bailey speaking event.

Recent activity has been on the decline here for unknown reasons, so much work has been done recently to try and reconnect with them slowly. The last trip under the super moon yielded no evidence in real time. This sequence of photos listed in this piece are the fruits of their labor from this brief trip in September of 2014.

One of the most compelling pieces of evidence for the existence of the Sasquatch is the behavior of other animals in the woods. The animals don’t lie, especially the scavengers. After years of learning my craft and paying attention to the signs I started noticing other animals interacting with me as I mimicked Sasquatch behavior.

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In the attached photo, I have mimicked a learned Sasquatch behavior. As a result, this crow is determined to locate me and see what can become of it.
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He is expecting a Sasquatch and a possible easy meal. Once he and his 3 other friends ascertained I was human they lost interest and promptly left.
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This happens time after time and place after place when I present myself as a Sasquatch. I have had as many as 50 crows circling me from above acknowledging my craft.

Also, other animals, both domestic and wild, will often acknowledge my techniques. They include dogs, coyotes, moose, deer, elk and owl’s. There are a few more, but to a lesser degree.

You must pay attention to the signs that are presented. They can tell you much about the world we live in. This is a great example of that I have learned over my 25 years of learning about what dwells in the forest and it has paid great dividends in our quest for the truth at SIR.

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These photos we feel are significant because of the sequence of events and the evidence yielded as a result.
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The plates have been collected as evidence. Much was learned and a positive outcome was obtained.
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The sequence of events went back to the norm for the most part, except a few of the normal players were not in evidence in the woods, which has us scratching our heads at their absence.
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Photo 1 is the left overs we left as gifts in our normal gifting exchange routine.
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This is baked potatoes with sour cream and sirloin steak.
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I carried the steak and Jon carried the potatoes with gloves on after dark  to this remote exchange station.
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Photo 2 is the result found the following morning.
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Both plates were on the ground next to each other, which is often the case.
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Please note the stick propped up against the log is still in place indicating the plates were removed with some assemblage of care.
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Photo 3 is a close up of the steak plate complete with juice stains left on the plate as found the following day.
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Photo 4 is a close up of the potato plate. Please note the meat juice stains on the edge of the plate.
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In photo 1, they are not present. They were left by the by the hands that picked up the potato plate second in sequence showing two things.
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Hands were more than likely used with juice on them to pick up the plate with care and the meat plate was chosen first. Significant pieces of knowledge.
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This cultural exchange occurred on 07-20-13
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We have a gifting area and have had good active there.
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We left a jar of peanut butter along with sticks and rocks set out and two wood bowls and red necklace.
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The first pictures shows what we found on our return trip.
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The peanut butter was gone but the lid was still there and turned upside down and filled with small pine cones.
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The second picture shows that the bowls were turned upside down and a leg bone of a deer was added, necklace moved and broken.
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Jeff Yelek – S.I.R.
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This unique evidence is from August of 2013 from our Central Colorado location.
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It really is a mixture of many things that all come together to form a unique perspective of our friends.
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It is communication at a basic level between two species.
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I will say this, they seem to understand what I am saying, I do not always understand what they are replying back.
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We have a unique friendship here. It is give and give back. Not much take from either side.
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We both enjoy each other equally. They are safe with me and I just love the experiences with them.
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It is always new, fresh and exciting. They make me think. Thinking is good.
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Photo 1 is a marble I gave them long ago I thought was lost forever.
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Robin found it this trip. It was found about 50 feet from the exchange area in some rocks.
They seemed to have got bored with the rocks, so I have changed to keep it interesting.
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We had a half moon, so I put up two half moons to see what would happen. Please note many in the field refer to them as the people of two moons.
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Photo 3 is the result. Two opposite ends open. Please note there was no wind of significance that night.
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What it means, I admit I do not know. The shape it forms I find intriguing. It was like this the next morning as shown.
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Mike J
Sasquatch Investigations of the Rockies
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In June of 2013 we left this trinket in small pocket on downed tree on standing on its side near our cultural exchange location.
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It was found on a ledge below the cup in August on 08/14/2013.
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There was no evidence of any foot traffic in the area.
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I stood it on its side again in the cup on 08/14/2013 in the evening.
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It was found moved again the next morning on 08/15/2013.
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This is a form of communication between us.
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It is their way of telling us they are there.
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We left our forest friends our left over ham steak and salad as a gift on 08/14/2013.
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They ate the steak bone and all.
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They ate a portion of the salad and did not touch the tomatoes as we suspect they do not know what they are and are leery of them as this is the first time we have offered them this gift.
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They are that cautious even after 5 years of sharing.
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I left three plates we left our friends I collected on this trip on 6/21/2013 and 06/22/2013 in the bed of my pickup stacked face down.
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This picture is a recreation as I had no idea they would be disturbed. I intended to bag them as evidence when Robin and I returned from our long hike in a new area.
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We left at 09:30 am. Two of the plates had dates of 6/5/23013 when we left them to identify them. The third was left this trip on 06/21/2013 and was collected in the morning of 06/22/2013.
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All three were gifts of raw liver. This new plate had no date on it. Robin and I returned from our hike at 03 pm and found the 2 plates with the dates on the ground as shown in Photo 2. Photo 1 is the recreation.
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Why is this significant. I will explain. On the trip on 6/4/2013 Trenton marched ahead of us on the long hike and was about 150 to 200 yards ahead of us based on known markers.
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Due to the forest we could not see him as he made camp with my back pack on. When he arrived at camp he saw one of my huge gray friends by my truck and the Sasquatch ran downhill and Trenton simultaneously ran back to  the group.
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He ran the whole way and he left my back pack on the ground in camp. He would not go back without the rest of us for obvious reasons.
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These two incidents tells me our friends are coming into camp in broad daylight. This is a significant find, which I hope will help further our studies and knowledge of them. I knew this happened in the NW camps, but not at this one.

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Don’t cry over spilled milk.
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We don’t have to.
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The Sasquatches didn’t drink it.
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They don’t know how to use a cup and have never seen milk in this form.
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Thus, they didn’t drink it, but they didn’t spill it either and still ate as shown in photo one.
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Photo two is a close up of arrangement with gifts.
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Photo three is Robins famous pulled pork with bacon potatoes, we offered them in the exchange.
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They ate it as greedily as we did.
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The final photo shows the log was not moved.
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The trinkets not touched.
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The stick has moved and the food is gone just like on our plates.
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Pretty compelling evidence to us.

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On Saturday 10/13/2012 Dave Ottke, His grandson Brennan, and Mike J went to our Central Colorado location after a two month break.
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The last visit to the area was a brief one-nighter on 8/18/2012.
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The following are photos of what was found and what happened.
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Photo 1 shows the huge log used as the station. It was knocked over.
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This has never happened even in the winter in blizzard conditions and extreme winds.
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It is on a side hill down in a small valley, so wind is generally less here anyway It was knocked over on purpose is our thought.
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The food that was left was obviously gone. The plate was found within 20 feet of the downed log.
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We have been leaving a large blue clear marble for 2 years now. It was on the ground.
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Photo 2 is the offering left for our friends on Saturday night.
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It is a 2 lb London Broil cooked slightly and one full 1 lb Sirloin and pieces of a second and all the fat.
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This is on the bigger log.
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We picked a London Broil, which is a tougher piece of meat and left it whole on purpose to show your their jaw strength.
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They ate it no problem.
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It was about 2 inches thick and quite tough as it had not been tenderized at all.
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Photo 3 is the offering on the second smaller log.
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It is cooked carrots and cookies.
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Photo 4 is what we found the following day.
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All of it was eaten.
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Remember it was delivered after dark.
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There was no foot prints found of any kind, which is often the case when eaten by a Sasquatch.
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They hide there presence that good.
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Photo 5 is the steak plate.
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Not even a scrap left.
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Finally, you say well anything could have eaten it.
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Well yes, except for the fact that this time the blue marble on the plate was taken.
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They finally accepted our gift.
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I hope you see in this how complicated and complex this relationship really is.
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If you read the signs, they tell you all you need to know.
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Photo 1 is from the original location from many years ago. We can no longer use it because it has a tree laying across it.
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We always start out with fruit such as apples, since they do grow in Colorado, in what is generally a very long process.
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The spit out piece of fruit under our oddities page shows that this group just wasn’t interested in that type of offering, so we moved on to what I have always knew based on experience they prefer to eat.
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We knew this group was killing deer, elk, and sheep in their area, so we moved onto meat. This plate consisted of raw liver and an ear of corn.
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The Sasquatches still didn’t fully trust us at this time. They ate the liver because they knew what it was.
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This group probably had never seen corn in the high mountain area and left what they did not know.
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Plus, they left the plate. A bear would have eaten the plate. Finally, there were clear foot prints in the dirt indicating clearly what was taking the meat.
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Photo 2 is an offering of pork steaks. We purposefully fill the air with cooking smells and always cook extras.
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This time there wasn’t that much left because we are big, hungry men ourselves, but we always make sure at minimum they get at least one plate full.
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We left the bones on purpose for a bunch of reasons that will be explained below.
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Photo 3 is the result. They ate the meat they wanted and left the plate and bones and the parts they did not want.
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I am unaware of any bear, mountain lion, bobcat, fox or coyote that would do that.
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This is another strong indicator you are feeding a Sasquatch. This came with their foot prints as well.
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Photo 4 is a huge plate of Rib eyes steaks and a baked potato we left much later on.
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They are now used to us and we have fostered what I would call a loose friendship. They left me a round lava rock in an 18″ print as a gift back.
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In this instance, everything was gone bones and all, which I think they eat if they really like it.
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Some times they get messy and the plate is on the ground, but not often.
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They now trust us and even eat the baked potato for which I am sure they have never seen either.
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Photo 5 is the result from photo 4.
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It is all gone and the plate is on the ground. They really liked this offering.
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A final note. You should NEVER leave food out randomly in the forest for animals.
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We do not do this. We are knowingly exchanging with Sasquatches.
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We make sure they are in our area first well before we start this process of what I would call a gift exchange.
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The cultural exchange continues at one of our locations.

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In June, we had no interactions at this spot and were worried
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But Big Momma was late arriving probably due to the fires and the drought in Colorado.
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This is a series of photos of the events that were observed showing the level of sophistication our forest friends possess
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It reveals their willingness to understand the importance and value of exchange between our two cultures as we strive for prolonged friendship.
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Also, the flowers she left me, although diminished in beauty after a heavy rain, basically proves show to me they are thinking beings, just like we are.
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This gift has meaning.
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By the way, the closest flowers to this feeding station were well over 10 feet away from the spot there were left.
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Photo 1 shows the Trinkets as discovered upon our arrival in July 2012
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Photo 2 shows a necklace, which Brad Corless had fashioned out of beads and left it on the log, it was now on the ground.
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The glass trinket had been moved from its June resting place.
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Photo 3 shows the necklace put back in its original location
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Photo 4 shows our cultural offering of Sirlion steak, baked potato with sour cream
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Photo 5 show what we found the next day, as all the food was gone and plate was left in the same location
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Photo 6 shows the trinket location next to the feeding station has been disturbed as well.
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Both the necklace and glass trinket are moved and three wet flowers remain.
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We have never found wet flowers on this log in 6 years. Our thought is they were left by our friends.
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The exchange continues.
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Photo 7 shows a close up of their gift
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This recent activity occurred on a trip to my Central Colorado location.

I went by myself looking for answers as to why the activity has waned in this area recently. I think I understand why now.

Its complicated and I cannot convey all the reasons I know why its changed, but I will try.

I purposefully cooked liver and onions with mashed potatoes and gravy for maximum effectiveness.

Its was OK, not nearly as good as my mom used to make it. This group is crazy about liver.

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Photo one is one of two plates I left that night in tact.
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Plate one had just liver and onions on it, which is not shown. Plate two had liver and potatoes with gravy.
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Photo two shows plate two the next day. All the liver was gone and potatoes were mainly gone as well.
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Plate one was completely gone liver and all. Not to be found. I looked for it for an hour. We had no wind, so it was taken and not blown away.
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The Sasquatches are taking and keeping the plates some times as of late.
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During my hour search for the missing plate, much to my surprise I found two plates I have not used since 2012 in a place I have found plates before.
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They were left in the open in a place I have been finding plates consistently lately.
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Plate three is one of these plates. Please note it has flowers on it. It is a smaller Dixie plate I used last year.
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These plates were not in this location my last two trips to this location at the end of March with Tony, Dave, Jeff and Robin. They were not there when Dave and I went again in April.
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They were kept and then placed here for me to find them in this special place less than 20 feet apart. This spoke volumes to me.
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They were letting me know, we are still here and you are welcome. Things have changed here because other campers and investigators appear to be poking around in this area.
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The Sasquatches have pulled back out of fear for their safety from people and dogs, which I understand and am thankful for.

I can tell by the signs these other investigators or campers are leaving. They are sloppy. They are not respectful and this is why things have changed here for everyone including me.

The eye shine is gone, but they still came and visited me as I slept. I heard them. I am working on this recording as we speak.

They open my cooler and threw things at my tent just like old times. They banged on metal items and jabbered lightly once in awhile. I am at peace with this place again.

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When you have a group of Sasquatches around, the forest empties of all the other apex predators. Bear, mountain lions, bob cats, and foxes all steer clear usually at a minimum of 2 miles.

The only predator that even stays on the fringes is the coyote, who is always looking for a free meal. When the Sasquatches are around, we have a saying at SIR. Everything is on the menu.

A group of Sasquatches will kill a bear with ease. When there are babies around you may even be at risk if you do the wrong things and are threatening. They will give you a warning, usually with rock throwing you should not ignore it and leave. I am an expert in many ways based on experience.

I am careful and calculated. I am a woodsman. I camp only in the most remote places far away from people. I haven’t camped in a camp ground for a good 20 years unless I am boating at a lake and not Sasquatching. This is not for the inexperienced and I cannot tell you enough that please leave this activity for the experts.

Mike J
Sasquatch Investigations of the Rockies

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rex kozlowski March 22, 2012 at 8:08 am

I like what you doing, I’m going to try it in northern Utah, we have a few squatch family’s fairly close to each other.

Have you tried leaving stuffed ape dolls for the young, just curious? wonder what would happen?

I plan on planting raspberry in their areas for an extra food source. Nobody has thought about helping them that way. good luck

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Kristi DeLoach December 17, 2012 at 10:17 pm

I tried leaving an ape stuffed animal and it was ignored by the group I am investigating.

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chet sparks February 26, 2013 at 6:21 pm

have you tried using garlic cloves or whole heads ? it would be something that would be found in the wild just in smaller quantities maybe onion which is also found in nature just in small amounts its worth a try

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LoveHoney January 8, 2015 at 6:20 pm

Why not photograph the BF eating the food instead of a photo of an empty plate? There is something strange going on here alright

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angelo philippopoulos December 2, 2015 at 12:23 pm

Thank you,Michael for giving me valuable information on the Sasquatch people.I am live in Ct.People would think Ct would not be a spot for the Sasquatch.But they are here.I have located them near an Appalachian trail.They leave prints and feed off the apples on this farm.I am learning before I take the first step to encounter them.I am Laughing hard at some of the comments from the visitors to your site.First we must understand they are a people.Leaving ape dolls is actually mocking them.Spiritual beings !! I will give u a call in the future to sponge some of your experience.Thanks again,may the Christ Shield you from darkness,Angelo

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