Posted On: July 30, 2023

Hi. Just felt strong desire to talk Sasquatch this morning.

A clan or large family group lived on my property from 2017 to late 2020.

They were able to sustain themselves because my property was surrounded by hundreds and hundreds of acres of mostly woodland and swamp.

The bulldozers and developers destroyed all that wilderness.

Sasquatch had to relocate.

I know where some of them are but not all.

I still have "visitors" on a pretty regular basis as they travel through, going somewhere else.

Anyways, I wanted to comment about how different sasquatch behavior is when they move onto established homeland versus meeting them in the wild.

I don't think people understand how very different sasquatch behave when they move into your backyard.

Some stories I've read tell of very aggressive sasquatch wanting inhabitants to leave.

Sasquatch can make life unbearable, they can be ruthless.

I experienced some of that. It could have ended very badly but I changed MY behavior and things improved.

I was honored to get a glimpse of sasquatch life.

Even made some friends.

They gifted me often.

In return, I let them just be.

I didn't prune my bushes,

I was careful about making drastic changes they might see as a threat.

I talked to them even when I couldn't see them but I knew they were there.

They would send a scent or something to let me know they were present.

To people who have never encountered sasquatch, my story sounds unbelievable.

I get that. Even when they were in my face, so to speak, I tried to convince myself I wasn't seeing what I was actually seeing.

I had zero thoughts about sasquatch prior to my encounter.

Not even a blip on my radar.

In fact, I considered ancient native spirits were waking up!.

I had no way of explaining the weird things that kept happening each time I went to the woods.

They made me acknowledge them.

They did so because they were moving in.

They had observed me a long time before interacting.

They were both kind and cruel to me.

They communicated in a variety of ways.

We coexisted peacefully unless something happened to make them feel threatened or was against "their rules".

Post from user sasquatchangie at at reddit.

Posted On: July 30, 2023

Hi. Just felt strong desire to talk Sasquatch this morning.

A clan or large family group lived on my property from 2017 to late 2020.

They were able to sustain themselves because my property was surrounded by hundreds and hundreds of acres of mostly woodland and swamp.

The bulldozers and developers destroyed all that wilderness.

Sasquatch had to relocate.

I know where some of them are but not all.

I still have "visitors" on a pretty regular basis as they travel through, going somewhere else.

Anyways, I wanted to comment about how different sasquatch behavior is when they move onto established homeland versus meeting them in the wild.

I don't think people understand how very different sasquatch behave when they move into your backyard.

Some stories I've read tell of very aggressive sasquatch wanting inhabitants to leave.

Sasquatch can make life unbearable, they can be ruthless.

I experienced some of that. It could have ended very badly but I changed MY behavior and things improved.

I was honored to get a glimpse of sasquatch life.

Even made some friends.

They gifted me often.

In return, I let them just be.

I didn't prune my bushes,

I was careful about making drastic changes they might see as a threat.

I talked to them even when I couldn't see them but I knew they were there.

They would send a scent or something to let me know they were present.

To people who have never encountered sasquatch, my story sounds unbelievable.

I get that. Even when they were in my face, so to speak, I tried to convince myself I wasn't seeing what I was actually seeing.

I had zero thoughts about sasquatch prior to my encounter.

Not even a blip on my radar.

In fact, I considered ancient native spirits were waking up!.

I had no way of explaining the weird things that kept happening each time I went to the woods.

They made me acknowledge them.

They did so because they were moving in.

They had observed me a long time before interacting.

They were both kind and cruel to me.

They communicated in a variety of ways.

We coexisted peacefully unless something happened to make them feel threatened or was against "their rules".

Post from user sasquatchangie at at reddit.