Sasquatch

I predict that you have never heard anything quite like this. It's a scream recorded by an Illinois man recorded in the Shawnee National Forest. Spoiler alert: it's not a Bigfoot.

No matter whether you believe in Bigfoot or not, the biggest question is why they're so hard to find if they're real. A new video explores the possibility that the Sasquatch may be hiding in a Missouri cave system bordering the Meramec River.

Of all the Bigfoot encounters I've shared, this might be the most unique. As a Missouri man tells it, a Bigfoot ate his family's leftovers. This will require some explaining.

If you grew up in Missouri, you no doubt heard stories about Missouri's version of Bigfoot known as Mo-Mo. That's not the only large cryptid that is rumored to walk the woods of the Show Me State however. There's another Missouri Bigfoot type of creature known as the Beaman Monster and it's a different animal altogether - literally.

Will this convince someone who doesn't believe that there really is a Bigfoot in Missouri? I doubt it. However, a brand new video share alleges to have captured a Bigfoot scream in Mark Twain National Forest and it is beyond creepy.

I've heard of a lot of Bigfoot sightings in my life, but few with a description like this. A woman claims that she saw a large white Bigfoot creature while driving through Hannibal. You now have our full attention.

It's been awhile since I've shared a good Missouri Bigfoot tale, but this definitely qualifies. I have found video from a couple of guys who believe they found a Sasquatch fort near the Meramec River in Missouri.

It's one thing to tell someone you've seen Bigfoot. It's next level when you decide to file an official Bigfoot report. Thanks to a massive amount of Sasquatch research, I can tell you that there was an official Bigfoot sighting near Palmyra in June of 1997.

Bigfoot may be closer to us than you think. How close? Close enough that I can show you the Google Maps location that's in our part of central Illinois.

When you think of claims about Bigfoot, you might assume they come from sensationalistic people looking for attention. This doesn't seem to be that. It's a series of interviews with Missourians who have seen Sasquatch themselves and they seem to be regular down-to-Earth guys that really believe they've seen something extraordinary.