North Carolina Expedition: March 13-16, 2008

Several incidents were reported on the BFRO's September 2007 expedition in this same area.

In the Eastern US, the presence and number of sasquatches is a function of the presence and number of deer. This part of North Carolina has a relatively large population of deer. There are enough remote sections in this specific zone to allow the local deer herds to evade human hunters in Fall. Thus the deer population remains high, and relatively stable, year after year.

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