Where Can You Got Bigfoot Hunting In Washington State?

Bigfoot, is the elusive creature that has captured the imagination of many of us including myself, and has been a topic of debate for decades. My childhood imagination was filled with lots of stories of the furry one and his elusiveness!

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Is It Legal To Hunt Bigfoot In Washington State?

Although there have been multiple sightings of Bigfoot in Washington State, the creature remains a mystery to most of us.

Do you realize that even a few counties in Washington State make it illegal to hunt Sasquatch? Did you know that Washington State leads the nation in Bigfoot sightings?

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I thought we'd have some fun and go Bigfooting hunting and check out five likely places that the world's great player of hide-and-seek would be hiding out. All of these locations are for fun and if you ever do come across a Bigfoot, best to leave them alone.

5 Places That Bigfoot Is Most Likely Hiding in Washington State

Join us on a hunt to the most mysterious places in Washington! Explore this list of hotspots and find out which ones are worth investigating for evidence of Bigfoot's existence.

Gallery Credit: Rik Mikals

Although Bigfoot has remained elusive for decades, there's no denying that Washington State is a prime location for sightings of the creature.

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Whether you're exploring the Olympic National Forest, Mt. Rainier National Park, the Yakima River Canyon, the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, or the Hoh Rainforest, there's always a chance you might catch a glimpse of Bigfoot so keep your peepers open!

Just be sure to keep a close eye on your surroundings and come prepared with all the gear you might need for a trek into these remote wilderness areas and again DO NOT disturb the lair of the Bigfoot.

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Gallery Credit: Rik Mikals

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