The Strength Of Sasquatch
Many have speculated about the size and strength of Sasquatch. In The Fredericksen Family Squatch story, from my Northern California Sasquatch series https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cLS4zPj0ao Cody Fredericksen descibes a whole tree being thrown like a javelin and knocking a moving vehicle over on it's side. Later in the story he describes a whole meadow being filled with upside down trees. Both of these incidents describe a creature with an incredible amount of strength. Here's an example of what Cody may have been referring to in his story. I believe this pic was taken in Alaska.
Now I'd like to share another pic that I took myself here in the Southern Oregon Cascades. Once again, I think that this shows the sheer strength of Sasquatch. I realize that this could possibly be done somehow naturally, but the context of the surrounding area puts this theory in more doubt than the theory that Sasquatch did it. Think of the strength that it would take to create this huge X formation.
I've seen rocks placed on stumps here in Southern Oregon. I've been told by others of very large rocks being placed on stumps but hadn't seen it for myself, until Joe Pitzer shared this pic on his Facebook timeline. Joe says that this stump is about three feet across. Once again, it's possible that this was done with heavy machinery but then the question would be, why? Also, we must look at the history of this kind of thing being reported by John Morrisey in Central Oregon and seen by myself on a much smaller scale here in Southern Oregon. This pic was taken in Washington State.
These examples are of course, all up for debate, but if even one of them was actually done by a Sasquatch, what could it mean? My own thoughts on this is that this kind of thing could be a literal display of strength from the Alpha male in a clan. In The Fredericksen Family Squatch Story, it's clear to me that the upside down trees that were placed AFTER the incident with the vehicle was a clear sign that this particular Sasquatch wanted to show how powerful he was as a warning to the men involved to stay away.
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