Sasquatch Investigations Of The Rockies

Sasquatch Investigations of the Rockies is the only Bigfoot research group whose origins are in Colorado.

We reside in beautiful Parker, Colorado, which is south of Denver near the Palmer Divide.

Sasquatch Investigations of the Rockies is the only Bigfoot research group whose origins are in Colorado.

Our researchers focus on the Rocky Mountains.  All our evidence is from Colorado and it is our own. Our best asset is our willingness to spend weeks in the field year-round, regardless of the weather conditions.

This is why we are so successful.  We study our friends in their natural environment.

We pride ourselves in trying to be a friend to them always. No strings attached. Harming one or associating with people who do so knowingly has never been an option. It has been and always will be friendship first, evidence second.

This approach has allowed us a glimpse into their world. We have forged strong friendships as a result of patience and caring. We share what we receive in hopes it will educate you in their ways respectfully.

When we are in their home, they are treated with the same dignity and respect everyone should be entitled to by right in our great country. Anything less in our eyes is and always will be unacceptable.

Our goals are to push for more openness within the Bigfoot research community and to present evidence that will help in protection efforts of this unknown, iconic species.

Sasquatch Investigation of the Rockies Founder Michael Johnson - Colorado

Michael Johnson

Sasquatch Investigations of the Rockies
P.O. Box 4566
Parker, Colorado 80134

Mike and Scott with Bob Gimlin

Tony Lombardo and Dr. Jeff Meldrum on field expedition in Colorado in 2018.

Tony Lombardo and Dr. Jeff Meldrum on field expedition in Colorado in 2018

Scott and Mike with Bobo at the 2019 Nebraska Bigfoot Conference.

Scott and Mike with Bobo at the 2019 Nebraska Bigfoot Conference

Mike in Redwood Forest at 50th Anniversary Celebration of Bob Gimlin and Patty at Willow Creek, CA.

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  2. Greetings,

    My name is Stephanie Waters and I’m a 5 time author of haunted history and the Director of the 4th annual Spirits of Colorado Paranormal Convention and Slumber party, to be held in Cripple Creek, Colo. We already have our speakers for this year, but if youd like to come and check things out, wed like to offer you a group discount and then maybe you’d like to come as a paid speaker next year. All events are priced at $5.00-$10.00 each. Lots of things to chose from including ghost hunts, seances, haunted happy hours, etc. Please see our website at: ColoradoGhostTour.com. We are also on Facebook under Spirits of Colorado Paranormal Convention. We partner with Spooks Inc. a non profit. We have a class on Bigfoot! Please join us.

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  3. I recently was on vacation in CO. Rode the Durango-Silverton train. Just off the train track, I noticed where large branches that had fallen off trees were stacked I assume by the train crew. However, I also noticed small twigs stacked. They appeared to be too small to fool with. Any feedback?

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  4. I had a sighting of a large fellow in San Jaun forest 1997 or 98 i thought it was a cross country skier during hunting season wearing no orange. But that was not the case!

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