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I am a private and independent researcher currently concentrating my
search for sasquatch in the northern frontier of Alaska. The primary focus of
my research, field investigation and expeditions are in the interior of Alaska
and the border area of the Yukon Territory.

"Is Sasquatch really in Alaska?"

Well, the short answer is: Yes!

You see, most people associate sasquatch with remote sections of northern
California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and even British Columbia. It's a
well know fact that those areas have a high concentration of Sasquatch, but
those areas are not the only place to find them.

Sasquatch is in Alaska and people are talking about him. Through my
research, I have discovered that Alaska has over a century of recorded
encounters. The oral history of Sasquatch among Alaska's native peoples,
as with other native groups, is even older.

I found documented sightings and encounters as well as oral history that
stretched from the fern laden rain forests of the southeast to the tundra and
muskeg of the arctic. I can't think of any other animal in Alaska that has that
broad of a range other than perhaps a coyote. Even Alaska's three species
of bears, the black bear, the grizzly bear and the polar bear don't boast
that big of a range.

Ward Lake Track (near Ketchikan, AK)
June 2007, Courtesy of J. Robert Alley