Robert kile

Courier

I was born and raised in Northern California in a little town called Hopland. When I was in elementary school a farmer brought Bigfoot track casts and pictures of where he found them. The house I grew up in i thought was haunted until I started listening to bigfoot podcasts a couple years ago. Things started clicking in my head to the stuff that was happening around my house. When I was 12 or 13 me and my parents took a road trip with my aunt and uncle to Oregon to visit some of there friends that were security for the logging companies during the spotted owl time. We camped out on a landing in my parents bronco and my aunt and uncles motor home. That’s when I had my first visual experience. I could only see the silhouette of it. Something woke me up in the middle of the night and when I sat up that’s what I saw. It was about 60’ feet or so away. I watched it for a few seconds and payed back down and covered my head. When I went to look again it was gone. From the tree it was behind it had to be around 8’ tall. The limb above his head was a little higher than it’s head. Forward to around 22 years old a group of me and my friends were camping in usal also k own as the lost coast where one night around 2 am when I heard screaming/yelling from the woods directly in front of us. At first I thought it was a mountain lion but it moved way to fast through the woods to be a cat. I was listening to Sasquatch chronicles a few episodes back and Wes played some vocals I haven’t heard him play before and I about pissed my pants! That is what I heard that night. My two older brothers were loggers for a long time so I asked them about Bigfoot and one said he doesn’t think it’s real and the other brother won’t even respond to me about it. Now 42 years old my wife supports me on Bigfoot. I have 3 kids the youngest being 11 months so family time is put everything on the back burner for now. I’ve worked for Fedex express for almost 20 years and live in SoCal.