Sasquatch Sightings

Account

John Paul Ingram and Bill Green were driving in the hills above Indian Creek, in a jeep with the top down, scouting for the opening of hunting season the following day. They saw a creature come out of the brush above the road, cross and go down the steep slope. Ingram described it as 4 to 4.5 feet tall, 70 or 80 pounds, covered with smoky black medium short hair except on the face and ears. Face was flat and almost as dark as the hair. It leaned slightly forward but its hands never touched the ground, and it walked faster than a man. Arms, legs and fingers seemed slightly longer than a human's. They stopped to look for it in the sagebrush, there were no trees below the road for two or three hundred yards, but it had hidden in the sagebrush. Green was concerned that it was a young animal and the mother might be near, so they left.