Chasing Bigfoot: The Quest for Truth

For decades, grainy photographs and campfire stories told the story of a towering creature that lived in solitude in the forests of the Pacific Northwest, Canada, and around the world. But where some see a myth, others see a chance to make history.

Bigfoots are thought to be shy, nomadic creatures that live in small family groups across North America.

The mystery surrounding Bigfoot has escalated into a cultural phenomenon since the creature first appeared in Native American art and lore.

Since the first recorded sighting of Bigfoot in 1811, a stream of reports and media has flooded newspapers, television, and the Internet, and an astonishing number of people have had first-hand experiences.

With thousands of reports of Bigfoot sightings yearly, the phenomenon reaches new heights in the 21st century.

Thousands of reports, photos, and videos pour in each year of Bigfoot encounters from all 49 continental states and Canada, and public interest is only increasing. In the 21st century, the Bigfoot phenomenon has reached new heights.

Analyzing possible Bigfoot evidence found by investigators in hope of bringing an end to the quest for truth.

Exploring people's reports of Bigfoot encounters dating back to the first recorded sighting in 1811.

Along the course of Bigfoot history, research and investigations have been carried out. From these investigations, evidence has been obtained and analyzed, in the hope of bringing an end to the quest for truth.