A Strange Bigfoot Event in Colorado
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The family embarked on an elk hunting trip in Colorado, but the first couple of days passed without spotting any game, which was unusual given the typical presence of deer in the area. On the second evening, the brothers split up to scout different sides of the mountain. The youngest brother drove up an old logging road to pick up the nephews and encountered a line of rocks blocking the path. After moving some aside and continuing, he found even larger rocks had been placed in his way on the return trip. While clearing them, one of the nephews pointed out what appeared to be a "hairy elk" behind a tree. It turned out to be an eight-foot-tall, hairy creature that prompted the brother to urgently load everyone into the truck and race back to camp. That night, the family experienced further disturbances. The narrator and his family slept in their slide-in camper, where the dogs froze and stared at the door just before something nudged the camper around 3 a.m., as if testing its weight. In the morning, the younger brother reported being awakened around 2:30 a.m. by something pushing down on his truck. Spooked by the events, the family decided to leave that night. The narrator had two additional unsettling encounters in the same region. During the 2015 deer season while hunting alone, he heard a deep guttural yell silence nearby coyotes, followed by rocks being thrown at his camp. The rock-throwing intensified whenever he ignored it or turned off his light, forcing him to sleep in his Jeep and depart the next morning. In the most recent elk season, while walking an overgrown logging road with his brother, they heard loud whistling from a creek bed below as they tried to return to the main road. The whistling seemed to lure them downward each time they moved toward safety, prompting them to quickly leave the area without returning for the evening hunt.