Historically,
the mountainous areas south of Tacoma, WA, have been havens for
alleged sasquatch activity. Recent events show that this may still
hold true. As recently as March 12, 2000, BFRO investigators Rob
Johnson and Philip Bange reported having had an encounter with something
large and bi-pedal that snuck up close to them, then took off running
through the brush when they tried to get the spotlight on it.
Other
contemporary reports range from Fall, 1999, to clear back into the
1970's. Many have included what appears to be aggressive nature
on the part of the sasquatch in the area, including screaming, charging,
and other hostile/territorial acts. Incidents have been reported
by witnesses ranging from local residents to military personnel
and police officers. Some believe that these aggresive acts near
populated areas may result from an infringement on territory.
BFRO
investigators have placed camera traps in locations that they believe
the animals frequent.
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