Jake "Tracker" L Outfitter Profile
Hi, I'm Jake "Tracker"
I've been a member since July 2020
Jake Lawson, known to his clients and colleagues as “Tracker,” is a seasoned wilderness guide with over 20 years of experience in the deep woods of North America. From his childhood growing up in the Pacific Northwest, Jake has always been drawn to remote, uncharted wilderness and the stories of elusive creatures within it. His fascination with Bigfoot began at age 12, after he found a series of massive, unexplained footprints near his family's cabin in the dense forests of Washington state. Ever since, Jake has dedicated his life to tracking down the legendary Sasquatch and guiding others in the pursuit of this mysterious creature.
Jake’s skills as a survivalist and tracker are unmatched. He spent years honing his craft as a guide for big game hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, building expertise in animal tracking, wilderness navigation, and survival techniques in some of the country’s most challenging terrains. His work in the Rocky Mountains, the Appalachian wilderness, and particularly in the dense forests of Washington, Oregon, and Northern California has earned him a reputation as one of the top wilderness guides in Bigfoot country. What sets Jake apart as a guide is his belief that Bigfoot hunting is as much a journey into folklore and natural mystery as it is an expedition. Known for his methodical approach, Jake uses state-of-the-art trail cameras, audio recording devices, and thermal imaging to document sightings and phenomena related to Bigfoot, sharing the thrill and intrigue with his clients. Jake emphasizes safety, ethical tracking, and the conservation of wild places, maintaining that Bigfoot hunting is as much about preserving legends and nature as it is about discovery. Throughout his career, Jake has been featured in several documentaries, podcasts, and articles dedicated to cryptozoology. He is a regular contributor to outdoor magazines and has spoken at cryptozoology conferences around the country. In addition to guiding, Jake runs Bigfoot workshops, teaching participants the basics of tracking, survival, and respectful wildlife exploration. Now in his forties, Jake lives off-grid in a small cabin in Washington, where he continues his own search for Bigfoot. He guides clients through the same remote woods where he had his first encounter, armed with nothing but his expertise, a quiet resilience, and an unshakable belief that one day, he’ll encounter the legendary Sasquatch face-to-face. For Jake, guiding others on a Bigfoot hunt isn’t just a profession—it’s a lifelong passion for the unknown and a tribute to the mysteries still lurking in the wilds.
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