New Series “The Question of Bigfoot” Coming Soon
At Sasquatch Coffee, we spend a lot of time thinking about two things: wilderness and Sasquatch. So when legendary survivalist Les Stroud announced his continued deep-dive into the mystery of Bigfoot, we perked up faster than a fresh pour-over at sunrise.
You probably know Stroud as the creator and star of Survivorman, the groundbreaking series that redefined survival television. Unlike many survival shows that rely on full crews and behind-the-scenes support, Stroud famously ventures into the wild alone — hauling his own cameras, surviving in real time, and showing viewers what true self-reliance looks like.
Now he’s turning that same credibility and boots-on-the-ground approach toward one of the most enduring mysteries of the forest: Bigfoot.
From Survival Expert to Sasquatch Seeker
Les Stroud isn’t coming at this topic as a sensationalist. He’s approaching it the same way he approaches wilderness survival — methodically, skeptically, and with respect for the land.
In his Bigfoot-focused work, Stroud has:
- Interviewed eyewitnesses from remote communities
- Collected audio evidence in deep forest environments
- Investigated traditional Indigenous knowledge
- Applied fieldcraft and environmental expertise to reported encounters
Rather than chase blurry footage or tabloid headlines, Stroud examines the phenomenon from a survivalist’s lens: What would a large, elusive primate need to survive in North America’s harshest environments?
It’s a refreshing approach in a space often filled with hype.
Why His Upcoming Series Matters
The Bigfoot conversation has long lived at the crossroads of folklore, biology, anthropology, and campfire storytelling. What makes Stroud’s upcoming work compelling is his reputation.
He’s not just a TV personality. He’s a trained survival instructor, filmmaker, and musician who has spent decades immersed in remote wilderness. When someone with that level of field experience says, “There’s something here worth examining,” people listen.
And whether you’re a believer, a skeptic, or just Bigfoot-curious, Stroud’s grounded methodology elevates the conversation.
This isn’t about jump scares in the woods.
It’s about:
- Habitat feasibility
- Ecological impact
- Human perception in wild environments
- The power of oral tradition
In other words, it’s about asking better questions.
Bigfoot, Wilderness, and the Human Imagination
At Sasquatch Coffee, we love Bigfoot not just as a legend — but as a symbol.
Bigfoot represents:
- The unknown corners of the map
- The mystery that still exists in our modern world
- The idea that nature isn’t fully conquered
Les Stroud’s work taps into that same spirit. His career has always reminded us that the wilderness is bigger than we are — and that humility is a survival skill.
There’s something poetic about a man known for surviving alone in the wild now listening carefully to the stories that echo through those same forests.
Brewing Curiosity
Whether Stroud ultimately uncovers compelling evidence or simply deepens the mystery, one thing is certain: the conversation around Sasquatch is evolving.
And we’ll be watching — mug in hand.
Because at the end of the day, survival and Sasquatch have something in common:
They both demand respect for the wild.
Stay curious. Stay grounded. And keep the coffee strong. ☕🌲
Watch for Les Stroud’s new Bigfoot series “The Question of Bigfoot” coming soon.
Nothing goes better with a new Bigfoot documentary than a cup of delicious Sasquatch Coffee.