I've been knocking my brains out searching for good sightings in Mexico, but so far have found nada. Well, not much, anyway. Why should this be? The American cordillera is a series of mountain ranges that stretches essentially from Alaska into Mexico and encompasses much of bigfoot's presumed range. It is seemingly much more likely that these animals would have found their way into Mexico's Sierra Madres mountains, which is prototypical bigfoot habitat, than that they would have wandered across the much less hospitable American plain into the eastern ranges and Florida. What gives?

Language differences may account for few Mexican sightings in US databases. More troubling are cultural differences. Each culture has it's legends, myths, and--more to the point--boogeymen. Predominant in Mexican cryptozoology is, of course, chupacabras. Do they have their monster, we have ours, and never the twain shall meet? I think this could be significant in the mythological/sociological sense, and may speak to a phenomenon that skeptics often trumpet--a sort of 'mass hallucination'. Somewhat akin to racial memories, I suppose, these sorts of indigenous legends would have some difficulty disseminating across geographically proximate yet culturally separated populations.

The border guard sure as hell ain't keeping 'em out.

We have a border guard?

Seriously, it is interesting to note that there are no Mexican sightings reported. I would think that with such undeveloped wilderness that still exists in Mexico they would be swarming there. I remember one such trip I took to the mountains of Central Mexic and how desolate and isolated I felt. It was if I had stepped back in time into some distant pre-history time. There was no sign of modern civilization anywhere to be seen while in the mountains.

I think a Mexican expidition to search for Sasquatch would be worthwhile, however, in the 25 years since I made that expidition into those mountains, I think things have changed enough that you might be shot dead by some drug cortel today instead of finding the ellusive mexican sasquatch.

or eaten by the chupacabra

Oh yeah!!!

Well since technically all Sas are American or Canadians then they can easily cross the borders without having to be stopped and interrogated by the border patrol....

WC, had you seen these from GCBRO?
Mexican BF threads

Aint much but it is a start

Yep. That's why I qualified my findings as "not much". That thread is the only thing that comes up on a Mexico+bigfoot search, as I guess you discovered.

Good work though, scary. Thanks, man

Interesting topic...

To bring things slightly further east, since my arrival to New Mexico (a month ago), I've notice a few reports along the mountain range here, that snakes its way from southern Colorado, down across NM, on through to the US/Mexican border. In the southern portion of the state, a few Indian reservations have been a hotbed for BF sightings over the years (check BFRO expeditions)...noticeably centered in a mountain range that extends across into Mexico.

It only seems logical that the BF's would continue south into Mexico, just as they done from Colorado south into NM...course, they may be having a lil’ trouble lately, going back and forwards across the border, now that the new version of Minutemen are patrolling the boundary.