The Granite State Bigfoot Case - Bigfoot Beyond the Trail (Sasquatch in New Hampshire?) 

Fish and Game refuse to admit there are mountain lions in NH , they sure won’t admit to a big foot .

Who else just found these guys and is about to binge watch all the videos?

Cell tower worker here. 2 years ago in Keene I went to a site in April. It was a beautiful spring like day not a cloud in the sky no wind whatsoever. I pulled up to the site grab my tools and heard a very distinct tree knock. I didn't think much of it until I heard another one about roughly 50 feet further into the woods. At that point I knew something was out there. I heard three more subsequent tree knocks each further off in the distance away from me. First thing that came into my mind after the second tree knock was I do not want to see this thing whatsoever. Another initial thought was that the tree Knox where communication between 2 Sasquatches. But after thinking about it I surmised it was one Sasquatch banging on trees as he fled away. I was very very concerned. The sad part is is when I told my fellow co-workers they just laughed at me. I do truly understand why people don't share this kind of information

Excellent show. I am from Exeter New Hampshire and it was my Uncle Eugene that saw that UFO in 1965. Plus I own five acres way up North and surrounded by a 6,000 acre wildlife refuge, my dad and uncle been hunting up there since the seventies and we've all heard Knocks and whoops.

I live in Manitoba Canada,2012 while grouse hunting I walked right into a sasquatch. Must have been older,smoke coulored, Grey,brown,and black. Huge!! When it ran it shook the ground! I ran back to my truck shaking at realizing what I saw. There real! I don't believe we have to be scared of them. But there definitely real!

Alien hybrids

I saw a Bigfoot in east Texas as a little boy. It walked to the window and it looked at me in the face to face. The only thing separating me from the Bigfoot was the screen.

New Hampshire is my home and I've never heard anything about Bigfoot here. Interesting

Somewhere there's a hairy creature traveling around telling his people he's going to find the elusive Baker Mayfield.

I saw beetlejuice

There is an old road connecting Grafton to Wilmot, its beyond a class 6, a hot spot for weekend 4X4 enthusiasts. Used to be a settlement way out there called Fowler town, all that's left is cellar holes and graves. Was out there 3 years ago with a buddy in his jeep, about at the halfway point we shut the engine off at the mud bog. We heard the most unexplainable sound I have ever heard. Grew up here running around since I was a kid in the woods, have never heard this sound before or since. After shutting off the jeep, we were shooting the breeze, nice early fall afternoon, not a sound but birds. From across the mud bog came a HUGE roar like I've never heard. It had a paradoxical deep low end with a kind of high pitched scream at the end, maybe 6 or 7 seconds. I was floored, very excited and interested. My friend didnt share the feeling, started up the rig and hauled ass off the hill. All he would say about it was that it was a bear. We both knew it wasnt a bear but clearly he was not comfortable talking about it. I have to say, that the timing, right after we stopped to enjoy the area, was of import. I could intuit the tone and intent of the "sound" from just across the bog. Leave. It was an interesting experience. Go on out beyond the old North church in Wilmot on Piper pond rd, perhaps you'll hear it as well.

I DEEPLY love those forests, the old stone walls, the history emanating

Lived in New Hampshire my entire life, absolutely beautiful state and tons of forest for a bigfoot to live.

Living in Upstate NY, I've had many experiences in and around the Adirondacks.

There is sure a lot of wilderness areas in New Hampshire for such a small state.

The B & B Hill case still fascinates me.

I visit Maine every year and it's gorgeous there! Super thick woods, a lot of water, lots of wildlife and a ton of edible berries and plants. Perfect habitat for anyone or anything to survive.

Proud to say I live in NH. And also proud to say I have too come across bigfoot and heard dogman. (That was scary!)🙂

That was great! I do love New Hampshire!

This was very well done. Truly a gripping account of individuals who shine immense integrity. Thanks very much to everyone involved.