First Non-Native Report of Bigfoot in WA State
March 15, 1852
The first documented report of Bigfoot by a settler in Washington can be traced back to Rocque Ducheney, a trader who worked for Hudson’s Bay…
Read moreApe Canyon Attack
July 16, 1924
July 16th, 1924, Fred Beck and several other miners were attacked and besieged by multiple bigfoot in the forest north of Mt St Helen’s, later…
Read moreSkamania County Adopts Ordinance To Protect Bigfoot
April 1, 1969
On April 1st, 1969, Skamania County adopted an ordinance to protect Bigfoot, making killing Bigfoot punishable by 1 year in the county jail and a…
Read moreGov Dan Evans Declares Bigfoot WA State Monster
August 26, 1970
On August 26th, 1970, Washington State Governor Dan Evans declared Bigfoot protected in WA State and that bigfoot was the State Monster. Bigfoot Already Washington…
Read moreWas Bigfoot Killed in Mt St Helens Eruption?
May 18, 1980
Following the May 18th, 1980 volcanic eruption of Mt St Helens, several reports of the Government disposing of dead Bigfoot. Bigfoot Bodies Removed After 1980…
Read moreResolution declaring Whatcom County a Sasquatch Protection and Refuge Area
June 9, 1991
Skamania County isn’t alone in its efforts to create a safe place for Washington State Bigfoot. In June of 1991, Whatcom County declared its 2,503…
Read moreSenate Fails to Vote on Bigfoot Plates
March 18, 2019
After passing the House and then working thru Senate Committee process, the Washington State Senate failed to bring Bill 5611 to a vote on the…
Read moreGrays Harbor County Proclamation Protects Bigfoot
April 5, 2022
Grays Harbor County Board of Commissioners sign proclamation protecting Bigfoot thanks to the 5th grade class at Lincoln Elementary in Hoquiam. Grays Harbor joins Skamania…
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