I had a thread similar to this one but i desided to move it from paranormal studies to cryptozoology.my plan is to go on an expedition/search for big foot somewere in the the west coast.But I need the best big foot hot spots in that area.I need some advice.

I've heard from various sources Coshocton County in Ohio is a main hotspot.

Where are you though?

the west coast.thats all i want to say about my location for security reasons.thanks for the advice.

Superior National forest in MN, boundary waters canoe area (BWCA) to be exact. Its massive up there, and connects into canada. Its some thick wood in those parts, I live in Duluth so I camp up there every year, and have heard a ton of personal stories over the past 20 years. Lake 18, and Dumbbell lake I know have had sightings, and on the other side of the national forest by Ely, Lake Pfiefer area

If you are ever in the MN area that is

If you are on the west coast and have done a bit of a research on bigfoot, you should know that california and oregon are hotspots. I suggest you go to bfro.net and look at the list of sightings by region to get a better idea of exactly where in california and other places along the west coast you should go. The shasta and siskiyou areas come to mind, g'luck!

Many places in the Cascades especially where there's lots of water. .
If you go in with a group you will likely not see anything.

Alone and unarmed with clear intentions.

BTW - I forgot to mention my current avatar is just a crop of a picture of exactly the type of area they hang out.

Here's a larger crop. That is what you want - the light you see only happens for a moment or two in these drainage's & ravines, most of the time it is shaded with little contrast. Hell, there could be one in that picture and you wouldn't know it.

I suggest Verlot, Washington. I live near there, I grew up in the area, while I have never seen big foot, or much evidence for that matter. I have had large rocks thrown in my general direction Twice, and last summer I listened to something howl all night for a few nights a week somewhere in the valley. It did sound very much like the sounds they play on the monster hunter shows. There are plenty of campgrounds, places to camp and trails for easy access.

Good luck!

well I would imagine those that have been hit by rocks ect, were not respecting its space. And probably had riffels with them. you know what they say a good offense is the best defense. drop me a line if you decide to come this way, and I will show you the area I was in.

I know there have been several sightings in Tuolumne Co area and of course Humboldt county. If you go to google earth they have a selection that shows bigfoot sightings on the map and a link to the stories. The ones from Tuolumne Co were from the 70's I think, so if bigfoot is still in the area, it would probably be in higher or more remote areas than in the past due to urban expansion. There are several campsites in the area, but most of them will be under snow until later in the season and I doubt bigfoot would want to hang out near noisy campers and ATVs anyways, I would suggest going deep into woods to a remote creek or somewhere for an extended backpack trip. There are also bigfoot hunters who go out on trips so you might try joining their group. Happy Hunting.