Real Bigfoot Encounters

True Stories of Terror and Mystery

By: Ethan Blackwood

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

👣 They saw it. They heard it. Some never came back.

For centuries, people have told tales of giant, shadowy creatures lurking in the wilderness. But what happens when the stories turn real?

📖 Real Bigfoot Encounters collects shocking, firsthand accounts of encounters with the unknown—from hunters, hikers, and even law enforcement officers. Each story brings chilling details, unanswered questions, and eerie evidence that suggests something is out there.

Inside this book, you'll discover:
✅ The Memorial Day Bigfoot footage—real or hoax?
✅ The Terror in the Smokies case—when a camper vanished, leaving only torn-up gear behind.
✅ A Sasquatch Siege in Alaska—witnesses claim a massive creature stalked their cabin for days.
✅ The mysterious Mount St. Helens cover-up—what really happened to the creatures after the 1980 eruption?
✅ Unexplained audio, eerie footprints, and terrifying close encounters from those who swear they saw Bigfoot up close.

🔎 Is Bigfoot real, or is something even stranger happening? Read these true encounters and decide for yourself.

📖 Get your copy today and explore the unexplained.

lots of common themes in the stories

intriguing stories with common themes that reoccur in the description of the events. the virtual voice does a good job seeming natural.

endless adjectives

this book has about an hour worth of story and the rest is an endless stream of adjectives. Not worth the time

At least it didn’t cost me a credit!

After the first chapter ended in midair (I know there’s more to the story worth telling) , I tried to review the book. My plan was to ask whether the last two pages of chapter one were still setting on the author’s printer. Unfortunately I couldn’t review it because I hadn’t listened to enough of the book according to the rules of Audible. Fair enough. Thus, I continued to listen mainly so that I could slam the book. A couple of chapters were okay - some more detailed than others. But after finishing it I decided that there is a gem in the rough with this work. It is the foundation for the best drinking game ever. The listener can set up the specific rules as they see fit. But the heart of the game is to drink or tell someone else to drink every time the listeners hear the words whisper, shadows or elusive. You should pass in the first 12 minutes.