WOODBOOGER ROCK Traditional Cache

The words to describe a sasquatch are many and woodbooger is one of the many. Needless to say the word has some silly connotations.

When someone says they have Gone Squatchin, they probably mean they are out looking for Big Foot, the Skunk Ape, the Lochness monster or some of the many sasquatches throughout history on our planet. For centuries, people have been in fear off the creatures hidden in the forest. Stories are plentiful of encounters with these incredible creatures. oh yea, how could I forget The Yeti or Abominable Snowman. Scary stuff !!

The fear of the unknown is strong and people love to add or embelish these close encounters. There are many people who have strong beliefs in these creatures and spend their lives to prove their existence. So, “Gone Squatchin” is just what they do!

The Urban Dictionary defines Gone Squatchin as

Entering wild lands in search of evidence for the Sasquatch, The legendary bigfoot aka woodbooger, a large bipedal primate sighted in many parts of the USA.

History of “Gone Squatchin”

ok really, it comes from the word sasquatch. What is that ? Well you probably heard of Bigfoot. He is s “large hairy ape-like creature, ranging between 6–10 feet (2–3 m) tall, weighing in excess of 500 pounds (230 kg), and covered in dark brown or dark reddish hair” as described in Wikipedia.

That scares the “____” out of me. I remember as a kid, sitting around a campfire listening to people tell stories of our how a Woodbooger was seen all kinds of places.

Some people really believe these creatures exist. They track sighting’s, watch video, and visit the places bigfoot was seen. Seems looney toons to me but who am I to say Bigfoot doesn’t exist. Who am I to say the skunk ape or the loch ness monster don’t exist. Why not ? These people research the existence of the creatures and are determined to understand one of the great mysteries of our lives. Is he an animal, a man, a monster, an ape or simply a figment of our imagination. What do you think ?

"Go Squatchin” 4.12 miles on Pine Mt. Trail out to Woodbooger Rock and see if you can find his cache!