Welcome
Since this is private land with privately owned and raised Sasquatches, no game laws apply and no licenses are necessary in our fenced in Bigfoot Hunting Preserve! However, we still set rules of safety and animal harvest limits. We have learned much by referencing existing game laws from other species and use our own experience* to create guidelines that provide a safe and memorable hunting adventure.

*We deemed it necessary to use pointed, jacketed, high-velocity rounds for all our open-range Sasquatch hunts because soft expanding rounds were bouncing off their thick skulls. Soft rounds would only leave them wounded running through the woods holding their heads screaming in agony. It became inconvenient for our guests and guides to chase a wounded animal for hours in the thick brush just to put them out of their misery.

Nightime Hunts
You and your guide start after midnight where you test your tracking skills to locate and target a group of Sasqatches. With the help of night vision goggles you drive them for hours until they reach our prepared shooting zone. Your guide will teach you about wind-direction as it relates to sounds and smell. You will also learn wood-knocking, yells and rock throwing techniques to push the animals into the shooting zone.

Hunt with Trained Hounds
Trained dogs guide you across our beautiful preserve as they lead, track and run after the scent of a Sasquatch and put him through an unrelenting run that will wear him out. In a futile attempt to get away, the Sasquatch will climb trees or swat at the dogs, but the dogs' keen senses, exceptional climbing ability and fast reflexes keep the Sasquatch's off balance as he tries to get away from one or another. After a couple hours of pure hell for the Sasquatch and pure joy for the dogs, our dutiful hounds will lead you to your very own Bigfoot to kill; his hair, matted in sweat will let you know he's been thoroughly run. From there you can shoot him with your favorite rifle, bleed him with your favorite knife or just try your hand (or both hands) at clubbing in his thick skull.

We field dress the fallen animal and have a "forest lunch" where you cook up part of your Bigfoot with potatoes and beans and share it with your fellow hunters, the blue tick hounds. You eat the Bigfoot under the watchful eyes of other Bigfoots in the surrounding area. More hunters say this experience brings them closer to the wild than any other hunt we offer.

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Sasquatch Rodeo
If you're a cowboy, or just want to pretend to be for an afternoon, the Sasquatch rodeo is just the adventure you're looking for. We locate and cage an exceptional Sasquatch in our three-acre corral where you experience your hunt from the back of one of our specially designed and lavish pickup trucks. With a specially trained driver at the wheel and your hunting guide next to you, you shoot your prize while he runs for his life with his arms extended in front of him letting out fear-hollering screams. This makes the Sasquatch rodeo a real test of your shooting skills! There's nothing quite like seeing a Sasquatch at full gallop, but what's even more exciting is trying to shoot him while he's running for his life! We use thermal imagery equipment to round up and capture the more elusive Sasquatches that insist on living undisturbed deep in the wild. We've found that the shy ones make the best runners.

Traditional Two Man Hunt
This is a great hunt for older hunters, those suffering from drinking-related gunshot injuries to the leg or those that just don't want to travel through the woods tracking a Sasquatch. We have a baited shooting area close to our lodge that attracts Sasquatches for an easy shot and harvest. More times than not, they walk into the shooting zone in pairs or groups. While taking your first animal, the others flee from the sound of gunfire. After a few moments many return to investigate because of the caring and protective nature they exhibit for their own. Usually when one discovers his dead or dying friend he'll place his giant hand on his brother's blood-soaked head and gently caress his hair while letting out a low, gentle and painful moan. While your rifle is still smoldering, your partner can take his own clean and easy shot. The look of surprise on their face is priceless. That's what also makes hunting in pairs so much fun!