Just to give us an idea of where BF Interested people live...

INDIANA- am Arsch der Welt......

Western Washington all the way, some of the most beautiful country on the face of the earth. Prime sasquatch territory also.

I am so jealous.... :doh: :doh: :doh: I hate this place....I can't wait to get out of here.

Of every place I've lived, the "ass of the world" would have to be...

VAN NUYS, CA

Rural Western Washington, with my sweetie . I used to live in Portland, but this is infinitely better for me. Looking out the window seeing woods just feels good . . . And walking down to the river and watching salmon when it's not raining . . . And seeing all the birds at the feeders . . . And the deer under the apple trees . . .


Alicia
(Edit for bad grammar, a missing word, and to add smilie.)

well, i live in the portland oregon area, but originally a small town okla gal, and the worst place i have lived was in a burb in los angeles calif, i don't really like big cities, but where i live now in the portland area, i am only about a five minute drive to the wilderness, although at times crowded with tourist. but i have found some pretty nice places that aren't as well known and off the beaten path, that are fairly close, oregon is bigfoot country too!!!!!!!! by the way jack, i have always loved the tulip fields, i used to live just north of seattle and everett for a while.....

Wir sind auf Van Nuys? Ach du ScheiBe! Wir haben uns total verfahren!

I'm from Northern Ontario Canada.
I'm going to school in Sudbury but my real home is on the north shore of Lake Superior.

duuuuuuude, it's the valley, it's like, I don't know, oh my god, tooootally, dude-bogus, duuuuuuuuude 'ssssssup?, saaaaah, saaaaweeet dude!, DUDE!

I spent some time in Encino, so I can converse with the natives , the key is to throw lots of "dudes" into your sentence (anywhere) and lots of "he's all, so she's all, so I'm all". (all what, I'll never figure out.)

Those are some beautiful photos, folks.

I'd post some depressing pictures of corn fields but I don't feel like wasting the film (or bandwidth)

Me and the clan live south of Jack Shiite and north of ontheloose and almost next door to Resplendent Yeti (near Centralia, WA). We're pretty near St. Helens and the site of the Skookum Cast and a huge number of sightings (including my daughter's two sightings). Heck, Bigfoot roams all over the place out here. We regularly see herds of Sasquatches peacefully foraging in the fields near our house!!! (Sorry...got carried away there...)

Ahem...what I wanted to say is that we really like it here. It's quiet and beautiful with fresh air and lots of outdoor stuff to do. As JS put it best, Western Washington all the way!

From Québec

Cool, pics of home areas!
Michigan!!

i currently live in az...but this summer we will be re-locating to ohio.

What's bringing about that move Fanatic?

Hi I am from Costa Rica but live in the states (Northen Idaho).

I am from the States(Indiana) . But would like to live in Costa Rica.

my dad just had a heart attack, and we want to be closer to the family. i guess its a good thing and a bad thing. good because now i can have more of a chance in the woods, and bad, because i will miss the az winters.

Gorgeous photo! Also, not a bad shot from the old "tusk cam"

Tom

You picked a crazy time to move up here! From the way the squirrels have been gathering nuts, the old-timers say we're in for a bad winter.

But that's okay, 'cuz like they say, it's a wet sloppy cold.

Kinda like living in Fayetteville, NC. "It's not the end of the world, but you can see it from there." (That's 26 years that I'll never get back )

If Van Nuys is the "ass" then Sutter County is the armpit... (I guess we oughta just be thankful we're not the groin) That's an "extinct" volcano that I'm living at the foot of... No BF up there that we know of, just cougars, coyotes, deer, foxes, and wild pigs (that will get you if they can).

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I am from northern Ontario too!!
For the past 20 years in Callander ... but was born and raised in Cobalt!!

Another canuck here. There has been sightings in the north and 'near north' of ontario among the european settlers which go back to the 19th century- not to mention native folklore. The terrain is the canadian shield- the same as northern michigan, wisconsin and Manitoba - typically vast expanses of thick bush with rocky outroppings, rolling hills in some areas with thousands of lakes and marshland. There's a rich biodiversity and huge tracts of it are completely uninhabited, a perfect place for a prehistoric troglodyte to keep out of man's way. But there are very harsh winters in these northern parts of the province, i wouldn't think a nest of boughs would do Sas much good even with a thick coat. I expect they would need more pemanent shelters than their west coast cousins.

I live in Iowa, on the western bank of the Mississippi River. (Oh, and yes I have heard of us being called Idiots Out Wandering Around, very funny.)

im from southern by god indiana and thank god i dont live 40 miles further south

As the name implies, right in the heart Skamania County, no photos, but will try to post some of the gorge.

[quote=Wildlife Artist,Nov 6 2004, 09:09 AM] [quote=twheels,Nov 5 2004, 06:38 PM] I'm from Northern Ontario Canada.
I'm going to school in Sudbury but my real home is on the north shore of Lake Superior. [/quote]
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I am from northern Ontario too!!
For the past 20 years in Callander ... but was born and raised in Cobalt!! [/quote]
Wheres Callander is that on highway 11.
I'm from Marathon

[quote=twheels,Nov 6 2004, 09:54 PM] [QUOTE=Wildlife Artist,Nov 6 2004, 09:09 AM] [QUOTE=twheels,Nov 5 2004, 06:38 PM] I'm from Northern Ontario Canada.
I'm going to school in Sudbury but my real home is on the north shore of Lake Superior. [/QUOTE]
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I am from northern Ontario too!!
For the past 20 years in Callander ... but was born and raised in Cobalt!! [/QUOTE]
Wheres Callander is that on highway 11.
I'm from Marathon [/quote]
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TW ... Callander is for a couple of kms south of North Bay, Ontario. That would be highway 11B.

BTW ... I've been through Marathon a couple of times. What a beautiful place?!!
I just love the north shore of Superior ... it's so rugged in places and Superior stretches out like an ocean in front of you!
Glad to make your acquaintance!

Native of Houston, TX. Area; just recently relocated to Memphis, TN.

Live in Northern Virginia here. I was going to post a picture of the nearby Skyline Drive, but I could not get the attachment to transfer to this site.

I wasnt sure exactly where Cleveland would fit in, kind of a North/Central locale. But anywho not to be outdone (nice pice by the way everyone, I love mountains) heres ahot of downtown Cleveland taken from our largest beach and the second is from a park near my house.

...and...

Hey I'm going to college in SUDBURY

Im from the U.K; I joined after reading Niksters topic about the sighting he had. The pictures that people have shown are the kind of places of America i want to visit when im older.

Calgary area Alberta Canada..........now if i was a Sasquatch I would want to raise my kids here!

When I was in Banff in the late eighties i remember hearing a report on the radio about these guys who claimed they had discovered a cavern full of bigfoot in the mountains somewhere. But then they claimed to have hunkered down and cooked up some beans with them... so I'm inclined to think that it wasn't true.

But I love Banff, and there aren't many places that are as good as the bow river and tribs for flyfishing.

my town, black rock city nevada

my dad, the mayor of the city

I hail from the BEAUTIFUL state of Ohio. (We're much better than that awful state north of us, don't let them scare you off)




Michigan Sucks!

I guess Iam from all over.. Michigan, Georgia, Texas, Germany, Arizona, which is two hours from all kinds of climate.. and 6hrs from the beach 2 hrs for BF also.

Canada's Northwest Territories.

But this pic is from the Yukon Territory along the Dempster Highway.

I am from the Adirondack region of upstate NY, but have been to 49 of the 50 states and much of Eastern Canada. Made a few short forays into BC, but haven't made it to all (any actually) of the legendary places in BC I would like to see. Live in Texas right now, but have lived for some time in at least 10 states. My favorite? Idaho! Most people give me a funny look when I say that, but I lived there a little more than a year, and really LOVED it. Wish I could find decent employment there, or Alaska (my real dream). Never made it to Alaska though.
BSF

Hey BSF, any good woods in Idaho? What's the fishin' like? I always wanted to go and check that state out, I think because the population density is rather low, and a guy could kinda get waaaay away from it all there......

Henry's fork for rainbows and cutthroats. They are HUGE and plentiful. I only keep one or two each time, and eat trout 3 or 4 times a week in Idaho. Mmmmm! are they good. Portneuf for huge old German browns. Watch out for the bulls! I have been chased. Really is a LOT of great fishing in Idaho. They make trout from the east or west look like sardines. Woods, my favorite is the bitterroots on the Montana border. Lots of pretty woods too, though. Check out the sawtooths for really pretty mountains. I camped for a while at redfish lake, loved it. Also, Island park is nice. Hard to find an area of Idaho I don't like. Oh, yeah, donwtown Boise. otherwise, I love the whole state. Keep your eyes and ears open. You might hear wolves howling to the moon, or see elk, or grizzley bear. Or even a bigfoot. The north is lovely too, around Coer d'lane.
BSF

I live in Northern Virginia now, but have also lived in the Shenandoah Nat'l Park area, Williamsburg, and VA Beach. My wife knows some of the people who heard the "Mt Vernon Monster" of 1979/80. My sister and brother in law were "escorted" out of the woods on more than one occasion up in the Shenandoah (one specific place which I'm itching to check out).

I also lived in Mississippi, right across the highway from the Honey Island Swamp, and in North Carolina (Carrboro). California, too, in the Santa Maria area (Orcutt, actually) and LA.

I didn't see or hear anything myself in any of those areas, but always heard things through the grapevine..

Kewl. Thanks for the tour. I have to check it out now.

Scotto

Thes two photos were taken early one morning last week on the ferry from where I live (Isle Of Wight) to the mainland. Both were taken within a few mins. Shows how quickly the sunrise changes!!