Sasquatch Beds or Nests Gallery
We can reasonably assume that sasquatch make some kind of bed or nest to protect themselves from dampness when they lie down to sleep or rest. Rough structures made of forest material have been found that are considered to be bigfoot beds.
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Klawock Lake, Alaska The following photos are of a possible sasquatch bed/nest found near Klawock Lake, Klawock, Alaska, by Erick Muench of Ketchikum, Alaska. The details of this finding were first made known by Rob Alley in his book, "Raincoast Sasquatch," (Hancock House Publishers, 2003). |
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Close-up of Klawock Lake nest with ax for scale.
Large cedar beside Klawock Lake nest showing bark stripped 12 feet up.
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Distant view of nest.
Parallel 8-inch span marks in cedar where bark had been stripped.
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Washington State "Nest" Structure
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