Comments on: Santa Cruz, California Bigfoot Sighting, 1999

By: John

John — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 18:20:20 +0000

When Mike Rugg showed me the incident map he has on his wall at the Bigfoot Discovery Museum I noticed that there is a huge amount of sparsely-populated and virtually unpopulated wilderness in the mountains to the south of the Santa Cruz area. So, even if the mountains near Highway 17 are located between Santa Cruz and Silicon Valley, it could be a better Bigfoot area than one might think. If you travel on 17, you will see that there are plenty of areas that have no human population immediately present – places where a person could get lost if they were to walk in with no map. If a Bigfoot moves around a lot, as many people theorize they do, it could fairly easily travel through these corridors without detection, and still have access to broader areas of open wilderness.

By: Linda Martin

Linda Martin — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 06:53:13 +0000

Donna, there's a Bigfoot museum in Felton, CA ... that would be a great place to contact experts in your area. Also in David Paulides' book Tribal Bigfoot he documented sightings in your area. See Tribal Bigfoot: Santa Cruz County.

By: Donna Wright

Donna Wright — Sat, 28 May 2011 19:52:23 +0000

Please contact me at leftybass-at-att.net ASAP regarding the Big Sur event in 1998 if you are a credible person.