On the inaugural episode of Destination Sasquatch, we introduce ourselves to the audience. Viewers are introduced to Paul Bowen and learn where he got Paul got his passion for Bigfoot. Paul was hooked on the idea of Sasquatch at a young age while camping and hiking in the Okanogan region of Washington State. Later Paul found a fresh trackway (fresh Bigfoot tracks) in the Chewelah Washington area. This area is only a stone’s throw away from Bossburg, Washington. Bossburg is classified as a ghost town now but in 1969 the town of Bossburg grew to popularity within the Bigfoot community because of the discovery of the famous “Cripple Foot” tracks which were discovered by Joe Rhodes, a local Butcher in Colville, WA. Rene Dahinden documented and cast the tracks in 1969, just two years after the famous Patterson Gimlin footage of “Patty” which was filmed in Bluff Creek, CA. Audience members are also introduced to Reggie Byrd. As a youngster, Reggie was a fan of The Loch Ness Monster. ...