Kathy Strain, archaeologist for the Stanislaus National Forest, has been obsessed with Bigfoot ever since she watched “The Legend of Boggy Creek.” She was about seven years old at the time. Sixteen years later, she has yet to see the elusive sasquatch, although she claims that she came close enough to see the trees moving and to catch fresh footprints.

Her husband, a retired firefighter named Bob, claims to have seen one through the lens of his rifle while on a hunting expedition in Idaho in 1975. He watched it from 400 yards away and let it escape. That’s his story. Had he shot and killed the creature, he would have gained solid proof of Bigfoot’s existence and catapulted himself into fame.

So far, no one has stumbled upon a carcass of Bigfoot, which leaves many people skeptical of its existence. An animal that big doesn’t die without leaving evidence.

Source: UnionDemocrat.com