Finding Bigfoot...In Minnesota

[JBMasterAngler]

It wasn't exactly their best episode, but this is the 1st I've heard of a bigfoot in the Moose Lake area. I used to fish the kettle river a lot, looking back, I always had the feeling I was being watched. I might have to make some return trips up there. Anyone have any "encounters"?

[leech~~]

I used to fish the kettle river a lot, looking back, I always had the feeling I was being watched.

Huuum, you didn't hear cheering and Pig squealing noises each time you bent over to take a fish off did you? SandStone prisoners were the only ones watching you!

[pinkfloyd4ever]

I only caught the last 20 minutes or so, I had assumed based on some comments the hosts were saying that they were closer to the canadian border vs moose lake.

And no, while I have been to moose lake a few times never felt watched

[caseymcq]

Google BFRO. They have a HSOforum where you can see a listing of all the "sitings" by state. Quite a few in Minnesota.

I watched some of the episode. They went to the little town of Tamarack and had a meeting with people from the town. I got a bit of a chuckle when the guy said from Tamarack north to Canada was all wilderness with no towns/development between. Someone should clue him in on the whereabouts of the Iron Range and explain there are a few towns and a little bit of "development".

It was entertaining. I chuckled again when they could hear big "splashes" in the water near by and insisted it was a 'squatch throwing rocks. They probably need to see a PO'd beaver in action.

[McGurk]

...I chuckled again when they could hear big "splashes" in the water near by and insisted it was a 'squatch throwing rocks. They probably need to see a PO'd beaver in action.

Well, it IS common 'squatch knowledge that they like to throw rocks into the water, roll rocks down hills and ravines, clunk big sticks onto trees, and mimic sounds like other animals known to live in the area. What other explanation is there than it MUST BE SASQUATCH!?!?!?! You are all haters if you think that the fact that "experts" haven't actually found any concrete evidence when they intentionally look for it means they are not there.

By the way, no one has proven that there isn't a sasquatch living in my basement, so I may send them an email stating that I heard some boxes fall over in my storage room. Sounded pretty 'squatchy!

I tuned in as it reminds me more of a mock-umentary than an actual documentary. It's like Spinal Tap: Deep Woods edition. Pure entertainment

[motley man]

Not many rocks stay on top of bog areas like they showed on the show. If they set cameras up in the area they will sooner or later get a pic of something. The people that hunt there should do this and prove there are big critters in the area.

[Scott K]

I have a sister that lives in Moose Lake, and the only thing they are afraid of in the woods are escapee's from the prison, and she is a guard there.

[Big A]

Id like to see a messin with sasquatch video that involves some MN ice fishing!

This show is entertaining to say the least. I love the "passion" some of those guys have...

[Scott K]

It reminds me of that other show, ghost hunters, or whatever it is called. Drama TV is all it is about today.

[DR_FISH]

"Google BFRO. They have a HSOforum where you can see a listing of all the "sitings" by state. Quite a few in Minnesota."

Whoops, started reading this in algebra class at college, and killed 2 hours with it.

[muskiemanAD]

I was up in Clouqet earlier this week at USG for a vendor open house. I rep Fluke IR cameras so was there with them on display. A guy comes up and was looking at a camera and mentioned he would like to get one for personal use. Well after talking to him about applications I found that he wanted it to look for Bigfoot. He was actually the guy on the show that was hunting them around Moose Lake and brought the crew from California in. He was pretty sure he has seen them a few times and even has a plaster mold of a foot print he found in the woods. Here of a new application for thermography everyday!!

[Jim Almquist]

All the info that I found on bigfoot was around Moose Lake in Itasca County with another reference to the Ball Club area.

Was there another one around the town of Moose lake ?

[solbes]

Lets see, 18 months for Bigfoot to travel from North Carolina to Moose Lake, MN? Seems about right. Wus he 10 feet tull with beeaautiful haaaiirr?