Bigfoot

For what it's worth, while most people may associate Bigfoot with the west coast states, sightings of the cryptid in Wyoming are not unheard of.

Is Sasquatch Wyoming's biggest, furriest resident?

That animal is walking on two feet.

If I didn't see it with my own eyes, I would've never believed it.

Wyoming is an interesting state when you think about all the wildlife that we have. There are animals here that don't exist in other parts of the country, or if they do, they're not in the same abundance that we have here. It's not unusual to drive through the Laramie Summit and see elk or moose as you're driving downhill.

Do you believe in Bigfoot? If your answer is yes, the next logical step is to believe that Bigfoot would need some type of house. If you're still nodding your approval, check out recent video from a guy who thinks he found a Bigfoot house in Yellowstone.

I've been in Wyoming several years now, but I have yet to see a Bigfoot. A new study claims that I need to look harder ranking us as a great place to rub elbows with Sasquatch.

Some people search for Bigfoot. Others have tried to solve the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle. But, those that are really desperate continue to try and find escalators in Wyoming. (*sigh*)

There have long been stories and reported sightings of the creature often called Bigfoot, but also known as a Sasquatch, especially in the northern most areas of the country.

Is Bigfoot among us in the Cowboy State? Or are hunters and tourists getting a little too paranoid out in the mountains?