In 1976 when I was 10 years old I went camping with my family almost every weekend near Macaul Idaho a couple of hours from our home

We had access to a precious gym claim in that area and we would dig for sapphires.

We had a 1955 GMC truck and a pull camper that was about the same size and both of them were heavyweights. We like to camp in a particular area each

time we went. It was a big meadow that you could only get to by crossing a small creek and driving up on it.

There were several water sources close to the area which meant we could fish and take a dip

and walk along the stream and we could hear the creek at night. It was very peaceful. The night of the

incident we pulled into the campsite later than usual. And because it was late

my dad didn't unhook the camper trailer like he would

under normal circumstances. During the night, just as we were about to fall asleep, something

stepped between our pickup and the camper on the

tow bar that was still hooked up.

Whatever this thing was, it was so heavy that it forced the hitch to the ground and it tilted the back end of the camper clear up into the air and it

tossed my dad right out of the bed. Now we have no idea to this day what could have possibly done this or how heavy it must have been to do that.

There's only enough room between the jack and the truck for something with two legs.

And that meant a bear could not fit its body through there.

We only have black bears in that area and they don't weigh enough to move a trailer that much.

But since we didn't get a look at it, we cannot say that it was a

Bigfoot or why it didn't just walk around the vehicle. But in the year since I have

heard many people tell a Bigfoot messing with their campers.

And over the years in the same area we have smelled rank smells that came and went with no explanation,

and we've heard vocals and sounds that we could not identify.

On another occasion, we believe we heard big screams in Montana on one of our outings. It was so disturbing that I still remember

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