Sasquatch Sightings

Account

Mrs. Cheeseman and a co-worker visiting Navajo homes high in the Chuska Mountains, walked for lunch to an old ruin on a hill above an area of dense brush and while there heard crackling in the bushes and a peculiar call, high pitched but ending in a sort of whistling or choking groan. On the way back cme upon an area where something had made a bed three times the size of a deer bed, under a big fir tree. Next found an area with many footprints 16 inches long and 6 to 7 inches wide with no sign of an arch. The big toe was longest, but all the toes made impressions an inch deep in leaf mould where human prints made no impression at all. Prints were directly in line, with about a 3-foot stride. There were branches broken off higher than their heads.