Bigfoot in British Columbia, and Hiking in Northern California?

Found this article about Bigfoot footprints and sightings in British Columbia. Seems local British Columbia Bigfoot hunter Larry Sommerfield made a cast of a footprint with four toes that’s 16 inches long and 10.5 inches wide. He says he’s also seen footprints with three and five toes. He says he also had a scat sample at one time, but apparently it’s gone now. (I wonder if it fell behind the files that are behind him in the photo.)

Bigfoot in British Columbia — and Northern California?

Now here at the Northern California Hiking Trails blog, we (meaning me) are very skeptical of Bigfoot. I don’t think Bigfoot exists. From my investigations (not completely thorough yet!) there is not sufficient, credible scientific evidence for Bigfoot. As a scientific guy, though, I’m open to new evidence – like, say, something we can do DNA testing on, or some remains. (For general background information, have a look at the Bigfoot entry on Wikipedia. )

Bigfoot will be a recurring topic here on the NCHT blog. I’ll be scouting out articles and information, and I hope you’ll use my contact email address to send me info.

Bigfoot: A Famous Northern California Hiker

Why discuss Bigfoot on the Northern California Hiking Trails blog? Well, if there is a Bigfoot, he’s gotta be a hell of a hiker. And human hikers are prime candidates to see Bigfoot. And Northern California gets a lot of Bigfoot sightings, especially in the northern part of Northern California.

Any Northern California Bigfoot Sightings?

So, seen Bigfoot lately? What’s your opinion on Bigfoot?

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