Sighting Statistics
Bigfoot Sighting Statistics
Expanded baseline-style dashboard with map coverage, state rankings, regions, seasons, report timeline, ground conditions, environment tags, evidence signals, and measurement summaries.
Class Mix
Breakdown of Class A, B, and C sighting reports.
Season Mix
Reports grouped by reported sighting season.
Map Coverage
85 mapped / 85 total reports.
Reports by Year
Top Environment Signals
Evidence Type Comparison
Sightings by State
Regional Spread
Ground Conditions
Most common ground: hard pack
Environment Tags
Sighting Classes
Baseline classification spread across the published reports.
Class B: Strong indirect evidence. Tracks, vocalizations, knocks, odors, movement, or other signs were reported, but there was no clear visual sighting.
Class A: Clear visual encounter. The witness directly saw the subject or observed a figure with enough detail to describe shape, movement, size, behavior, or distance.
Evidence Signals
Seasonal Activity
Reports by Year
Monthly Timeline
Date range: 2005-04-10 to 2026-08-29
Publishing Status
Map Coverage
85 mapped / 85 total sightings.
Recent Baseline Reports
I was on a hike by myself and i had saw a ape like figure bending down and…
Report of a large upright figure, unusual movement, vocalizations, or track evidence near wooded terrain outside Portland.
Report of a large upright figure, unusual movement, vocalizations, or track evidence near wooded terrain outside Bangor.
Report of a large upright figure, unusual movement, vocalizations, or track evidence near wooded terrain outside Bloomington.
Report of a large upright figure, unusual movement, vocalizations, or track evidence near wooded terrain outside Indianapolis.
Report of a large upright figure, unusual movement, vocalizations, or track evidence near wooded terrain outside Chicago.
Report of a large upright figure, unusual movement, vocalizations, or track evidence near wooded terrain outside Carbondale.
Report of a large upright figure, unusual movement, vocalizations, or track evidence near wooded terrain outside St Louis.