A Cherokee County, Texas resident was hiking near his cabin when the surrounding woods became deathly quiet, he felt that he was being watched. That's when a large female Bigfoot emerged!
I received the following account:
"This incident took place in November 2013 in Cherokee County, Texas near Lake Striker. I lived in a cabin and the surrounding land was owned by a fish and game club since the 1940s. My closest neighbor was an older man who had lived most of his life on this property. He would regularly remind me to take a weapon with me when I was hiking. I never paid him too much attention.
I decided to go hiking that afternoon. At around 1 PM I was headed out the door walking past my neighbor's house and waving at him as I made my way off the trailhead. I hung a flag on the post to let people know I was hiking on that part of the property during the hunting season. No flags were on the post when I got there so I know I was the only one on that particular part of the property.
I continued on the trail about a mile to the first clearing where I usually crept around a corner before I got there. There may be some deer that I would stop and watch from a distance. This time there were no deer. I started to walk the clearing. The feed plot was set up by the fish and game club and the lake edge was about 200 yards away. Then, the normal animal sounds in the area got deathly quiet. I felt like was being watched by something in the woods, It just doesn't get silent like that. I immediately went on guard. At this point, I was standing in the middle of the clearing away from the tree line. I'll admit, I was scared. I turned around to see if I could retreat back the way I came from because I had no gun or weapon on me. I was Ill prepared to defend myself if I needed to.
After I turned around I saw that nothing was behind me, but not sure what was watching. I quickly walked back to the tree line. The moment I got back to the tree line facing the direction of the trailhead I heard what sounded like a low grumbling whoop to my right side. I froze, took a second to collect my thoughts, and started to walk right past where the sound came from. It was between me and the house. I made the decision to confront it thinking it may be a black bear. They are rare in this part of Texas but people see them from time to time. I am six foot two inches tall and this is what you're supposed to do. A black bear, hog, wolf, or mountain lion doesn't make the sound that I just heard.
I yelled, 'Hey! This is my hill!' Then it stepped out from behind a pine tree about 30 yards to my front and right. It yelled back at me. It was a lot bigger than me! It then took one step over the trail and jumped to the bottom of the wash. I could hear it running on two feet for a few seconds.
I ran back to the house. My neighbor said he heard a deep echoing yell before he saw me running home. I was scared out of my mind. I did not go hiking again that year.
I believe that it was a Bigfoot. It had auburn brown hair, was seven to eight feet tall, breasts, and large canine teeth. It looked like what would fit the traditional description of a Bigfoot from the other stories I have heard. Because of the breasts, I assume it was female. Was it protecting territory? Were there younger Bigfoot in the vicinity. My neighbor told me that he had seen a Bigfoot in the area before, but not for several years. He was concerned that I would encounter a hog or more common animal on the trail." J
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