Mark Grody

Sasquatch-er.

Sasquatches.

That's a good question.

The witnesses submitted the claim to the, I didn't know this existed, Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization.

They said that the first sighting came on Friday night from a woman named Kiera when her friend Abhi had seen a tall, dark figure just a couple of yards behind their friends Daniel and Bailey's tent.

She kept this information to herself because she didn't want anyone to freak out.

But the weekend was only going to produce more encounters.

Isn't that something the kids do?

They go out in nature and then take substances that open their minds and stuff.

Ray says yes quickly.

Wouldn't you raise the alarm?

I'd be like, run!

Wouldn't you ring the alarm for the Sasquatch?

I think it's Idaho.

On Saturday around midday, an argument between two of the friends caused another of the ten friends, Colton, to walk into the tree line to get away from the arguing.

Kyra decided to go look for him, and as she wandered through the trees, she heard what sounded like something was walking with me in the tree line and whistling at me in different directions to get lost in the forest.

This is definitely sounding more like a drug and not like a Sasquatch.

And then that's when she thought the whistling was her friend.

But when a group of four was sitting around the campfire, they said they heard branches.

Then they heard coyotes.