Hiking + Outdoors = Bigfoot sightings world wide. 

Of course you have to take into consideration, Seasons and Location.

Thursday  July 18th
Third Annual Rainie Falls Hiking Trip - Southern Oregon (completed)

Well I did it. And it was Awesome. It has been in the mid to high 90's here in Southern Oregon. We have had unusual weather this year. And this has causing many environmental concerns for our area. I myself have seen too many dry creek beds already this summer and that is very concerning for our native migrating fish. The State of Oregon and many other organizations have gone to great extent to work toward saving our migrating Fish form near extinction. And now mother nature plays her card again.

Not everything is meant to survive. And this is what many people think, especially those who have not seen or heard other proof  for them selves. But Bigfoot EXISTS. Environmentally speaking in truth here in Southern Oregon they have everything they need to exist and thrive happily. .

Elevation  - Bigfoot does migrate sort of. They follow the food. Its that simple. In many cases like in Southern Oregon & Northern California. The Climate is nearly perfect to go camping all year around. When our weather in one area gets to unbearably hot, we naturally start planning our family camping trips further west to the Oregon Coast where its cooler. As long as they have forests enough to conceal there privacy from the world they will continue to Thrive on the West Coast as they have so far.

Food - They have everything. Nuts, Berry's, Fruit, Kelp, Crab, Fish (I'm talking about the Salmon run Twice annually. In the Spring and in the Fall) Down near Rainie Falls on the Rogue River the fish even jump out of the river on to the banks during the runs. So they don't even have to work that hard for it.also keep in mind Deer and Elk are also both abundant.

 

 

Water - What we all need to survive. Need I say more. Annually our Lakes & Ponds are filled during our winter rainfall. From Mountain (See Elevation) our rivers are fed annually from snow run off, and natural springs and creeks. A large amount of Bigfoot sighting are near a consistent water source.
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I'm not trying to convince anyone of anything I don't have to. This just makes sense, because its all natural. There are signs all around us if we just open our eyes. Now it is time that we need to accept and protect our Oregon Bigfeets.

Thank you! 

Krysta Garrison

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