Rusty Wilson's Eighteen Pack of Bigfoot Campfire Stories
Rusty Wilson grew up in the state of Washington, in the heart of Bigfoot country. He didn’t know a thing about Bigfoot until he got lost at the age of six and was then found and subsequently adopted by a kindly Bigfoot family.  He lived with them until he was 16, when they finally gave up on ever socializing him into Bigfoot ways (he hated garlic and pancakes, refused to sleep in a nest, wouldn’t hunt wild pigs, and on top of it all, his feet were small).   His Bigfoot family then sent him off to Evergreen State College in nearby Olympia, thinking it would be liberal enough to take care of a kid with few redeeming qualities, plus they liked the thick foliage around the college and figured Rusty could live there, saving them money for housing.  At Evergreen, Rusty studied wildlife biology, eventually returning to the wilds, after first learning to read and write and regale everyone with his wild tales. He eventually became a flyfishing guide, and during his many travels in the wilds, he collected stories from others who have had contact with Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch. Because of his background, Rusty is considered to be the world’s foremost Bigfoot expert (at least so by himself, if not by anyone else). He’s spent many a fun evening around campfires with his clients, telling stories. Some of those clients had some pretty good stories of their own. And now, for the first time, he’s willing to share their stories with you. He’s also working on a book about his own experiences. Whether you’re a Bigfoot believer or not, we hope you enjoyed these tall tales...or are they really true stories?  Only Rusty and his fellow story tellers know for sure.  If you enjoyed this book, you will like Rusty’s other books, available in print or as ebooks.  Also check out "The Ghost Rock Cafe" by Chinle Miller, a Bigfoot mystery.