to onlookers, as in a 1850s case from Told by the Pioneers, published by the US Work Projects Administration. The daughter of witness Rocque Ducheney described how a Bigfoot had beckoned to Ducheney, spurring him to flee thWhat information can we glean from modern sightings about the intelligence of hairy hominids?

Hairy hominids often watch humans from a distance. They peek out from behind trees or brush, or peer through windows of cars or homes at startled witnesses. In 1953, a man fishing alone near Portland, Oregon—his two companions were nearby but out of view—spotted a hairy hominid hiding in the thickets watching him. His account appeared in the local newspaper. In his book Sasquatch: The Apes Among Us, John Green recounts two stories from the 1960s that involve peeping hominids. Around 1964, Glen Varner observed a hairy hominid staring through the window of his mother's house at Priest Lake, Idaho. Then, in 1966, a married couple living near Lower Bank, New Jersey, were startled by a Bigfoot peeking in their window; they later left food out for the creature, who took it.

The creatures have beckoned to onlookers, as in a 1850s case from Told by the Pioneers, published by the US Work Projects Administration. The daughter of witness Rocque Ducheney described how a Bigfoot had beckoned to Ducheney, spurring him to flee the

mes at startled witnesses. In 1953, a man fishing alone near Portland, Oregon—his two companions were nearby but out of view—spotted a hairy hominid hiding in the thickets watching him. His account appeared in the local newspaper. In his book Sasquatch: The Apes Among Us, John Green recounts two stories from the 1960s that involve peeping hominids. Around 1964, Glen Varner observed a hairy hominid staring through the window of his mother's house at Priest Lake, Idaho. Then, in 1966, a married couple living near Lower Bank, New Jersey, were startled by a Bigfoot peeking in their window; they later left food out for the creature, who took it.

The creatures have beckoned to onlookers, as in a 1850s case from Told by the Pioneers, published by the US Work Projects Administration. The daughter of witness Rocque Ducheney described how a Bigfoot had beckoned to Ducheney, spurring him to flee th

In his book Sasquatch: The Apes Among Us, John Green recounts two stories from the 1960s that involve peeping hominids. Around 1964, Glen Varner observed a hairy hominid staring through the window of his mother's house at Priest Lake, Idaho. Then, in 1966, a married couple living near Lower Bank, New Jersey, were startled by a Bigfoot peeking in their window; they later left food out for the creature, who took it.

The creatures have beckoned to onlookers, as in a 1850s case from Told by the Pioneers, published by the US Work Projects Administration. The daughter of witness Rocque Ducheney described how a Bigfoot had beckoned to Ducheney, spurring him to flee th

Priest Lake, Idaho. Then, in 1966, a married couple living near Lower Bank, New Jersey, were startled by a Bigfoot peeking in their window; they later left food out for the creature, who took it.

The creatures have beckoned to onlookers, as in a 1850s case from Told by the Pioneers, published by the US Work Projects Administration. The daughter of witness Rocque Ducheney described how a Bigfoot had beckoned to Ducheney, spurring him to flee th

to onlookers, as in a 1850s case from Told by the Pioneers, published by the US Work Projects Administration. The daughter of witness Rocque Ducheney described how a Bigfoot had beckoned to Ducheney, spurring him to flee the area. In several instances, the creatures paced vehicles. In January 1970—near Whitewater, New Mexico—a hairy hominid paced the car in which driver Clifford Heronemus and his three friends rode. The creature kept up at speeds of 45mph; one of Heronemus' friends shot at the creature, which fell down, though no blood was found on the road. The Gallup, New Mexico, Independent reported the encounter. When hairy hominids chase humans directly, the witness usually escapes without much effort. As reported by John Green in The Sasquatch File, a man fishing near Estacada, Oregon, in October 1968 wound up being chased back to his vehicle by a hairy hominid. When the witness fell down during the chase, the creature paused to let him regain his footing. Since a creature as large as Bigfoot could've outpaced the witness, the conclusion seems inevitable. They're as interested in us as we are in them.