Steven Streufert
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2025 2:23 am
Steven Streufert, born on December 19, 1964, passed away on December 6, 2025, at the age of 60. A well known sceptic in the Bigfoot Community, he sought to keep critical thinking in Bigfoot research in the forefront.
Steven Streufert, beloved figure in the Bigfoot community and longtime owner of Bigfoot Books in Willow Creek, California.
Many of you knew Steven as the sole proprietor of Bigfoot Books, a place where curious minds from all over stopped for rare titles, deep discussions, and community connection. His passion for Bigfoot literature and research helped keep the lore and investigation alive in a town often called the Bigfoot Capital of the World.
Steven was also known for his work with the Bluff Creek Project — helping to document and preserve the place where the famous 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film was shot — and for being an active voice in Facebook groups like the Coalition for Critical Thinking in Bigfoot Research.
He had a unique blend of curiosity and critical thinking that earned him respect from both believers and thoughtful skeptics. Steven wasn’t just a bookstore owner — he was a connector, a researcher, and a friend to many in our community.
Many of you knew Steven as the sole proprietor of Bigfoot Books, a place where curious minds from all over stopped for rare titles, deep discussions, and community connection. His passion for Bigfoot literature and research helped keep the lore and investigation alive in a town often called the Bigfoot Capital of the World.
Steven was also known for his work with the Bluff Creek Project — helping to document and preserve the place where the famous 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film was shot — and for being an active voice in Facebook groups like the Coalition for Critical Thinking in Bigfoot Research.
He had a unique blend of curiosity and critical thinking that earned him respect from both believers and thoughtful skeptics. Steven wasn’t just a bookstore owner — he was a connector, a researcher, and a friend to many in our community.