Sasquatch infographic

Sasquatch Field Profile: A Quick Look at the Forest Giant

Sasquatch remains one of North America’s most enduring wilderness mysteries. Whether you call it Bigfoot, Sasquatch or the great forest hominid, the reports tend to follow familiar patterns: deep timber, river corridors, mountain foothills, remote swamps and areas with plenty of cover, water and wildlife.

This field profile gives a quick visual breakdown of the traits most often reported by witnesses. Tall build. Broad shoulders. Long arms. Heavy brow. Large human-like footprints. A strong musky odor. Strange vocalizations. Wood knocks. And, more often than not, a habit of being seen only briefly before slipping back into the trees.

The diet clues are just as interesting. Many researchers believe Sasquatch would likely be an omnivore, using whatever the land provides. Berries, roots, nuts, shoots, mushrooms, fish, carrion and possibly deer-sized prey have all been suggested based on witness reports and habitat patterns.

Of course, the mystery is still wide open. That is what keeps people searching. Some see Sasquatch as folklore. Others see a real animal that has learned to stay out of sight. Either way, the forest keeps its secrets well.

Feel free to copy and share the picture above. It is a great quick-reference guide for anyone interested in Sasquatch habitat, anatomy, tracks, diet clues and reported behavior patterns.