4 thoughts on “Sasquatch in the Rio Grande Valley

  1. Little man face, i worked a few special ops with bp in my 30year law enforcement career along the mexican border. It was evening, still daylight, i was in the brush along the west side of the Roma, Tx port of entry. That area was notorious for people and drug smuggling since the river was low and the terrain was rough. I was in BDUs wearing my heavy kevlar, on higher ground in the brush. I found a perfect area to take a leak. I saw what looked like a garden hose, striped rope, and aimed at it. It scared the crap outta me when it slowly moved away, but it wasnt a snake. I then saw a hairy man face creature staring at me. Oh shit I pointed my M4 rifle as it It showed me its teeth and growled. It was literally pissed. I yelled out, yeahhh, “get down on the ground” It stood up about 6ft high. It
    was slender built and human like but hairy. It sounded like a cat but like a child screaming. Then it leaped about 20 feet into the thick brush. My partner close by saw it also as it fled and broke through the brush. We tracked for about 50 yards and called it out to our team, which was down slope. It was heading their direction. They heard the brush breaking and gave commands as I had. They just saw a shadow. There was a splash down in the river, we followed, but could never find it. My best guess is that it made it to a cave. There was so many unexplored ground dwellings and caves in the area. It certainly was not human. One buddy of mine said he had seen one like it south of the ball park area, next to a river park. Another buddy said it was a chupacabra. Well I guess it was a jaguarandi since there is a picture of one posted at the Roma bluff over watching Miguel Aleman. It was freaky unreal but true. This creature lives there.

  2. Seen one in South Orange County a few years ago on the Ortega Highway carring a mule deer off the road. It was about 3 am. At first i thought it was a bear but as I slowed down, it was very clear. It ignored me and disappeared into the brush with its road kill.

    1. Saw one three years back near santa ana bird refuge, alamo, tx. Me and two buddys. We were searching for dope traffic coming across the river. Yeah i was law enforcement 30 plus. Several ops with bp and other agencies. You d be surprised what kinda wildlife lives along the rio grande. Real as it gets bro. That was a sasquatch for sure. 8ft high. Growled meaner than bear. Leaped about 30ft when we saw it, scary as shit. Now the scarier are the spirita u see walking in the woods and the monkey like cats with man faces,,,those are creepy, but real. They have extea long tails stand about 4ft walk on hind legs, grabbing branches, and let out a scream like a girly. Thise are scarier than the sasquatch cause there is many around, think they call them jaguarandi

  3. I had an encounter in the early 1980’s in Starr County. I lived on a ranch and I spent much of my free time exploring. One day I was wondering the property with my single shot .22 rifle. It was spring and there had been rainfall so the grass and weeds were tall. Suddenly, i heard the sound of a large animal running. I assumed it was one of my Dad’s horses. Then the beast came into view. It was about 30 yards away. It looked very much like a gorilla but its fur was reddish brown. It was running on all fours exactly like a gorilla. I was stunned. I didnt dare take a shot because this animal was massive and a .22 would only piss it off. I could see its muscles undulating under its fur. I decided not to tell anyone and i never thought of bigfoot because i thought bigfoot was exclusively bipedal. Many years later i confided the story to my son. Then i saw a show about Bigfoot in East Texas and the witnesses described the exact same thing i had seen, a Reddish brown ape-like creature on all fours. My son revealed my secret to my relatives and i was ridiculed as i expected.

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