"These are photos of things that we have done being a member of the Bigfoot Management Junior Ranger Youth Program, looking for Bigfoot or Sasquatch.  Our team leader, Service Director Happy Trails, teach us about, FAITH, FAMILY, and FUN.  We learn basic survival and how to howl for Bigfoot and how each of us are Rangers of our own National Parks (our own bedrooms).  This has taught us responsibility.  Our uniforms are super cool, too.  Hope you join us." 

 Brianna, President Greater Willamette Valley.

COMMUNITY SERVICE SINGING AT RETIREMENT CENTERS &                             NURSING HOMES IS ONE OF OUR PROJECTS

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National Junior Ranger Bigfoot Management Club

“Guardians of the Wild – Protectors of Mystery, Faith, Family & Fun”

A faith-friendly, family-oriented national program for kids and teens (ages 6–17) that uses the legend of Bigfoot as a fun, imaginative hook to teach stewardship, responsibility, personal growth, biblical values, and outdoor appreciation—while every child literally manages their own “national park”: their bedroom.

Core Mission

“Keeping the wilderness safe for Bigfoot… and keeping God’s creation safe for us.” We protect the mystery, protect our families, protect our hearts, and protect our rooms!

The Bigfoot Management Oath (said at every meeting and when you earn your badge)

“I promise, as a Junior Ranger Bigfoot Guardian, to keep my park clean and safe, to honor God, love my family, have fun on the trail, and leave every place better than I found it—so there will always be room for wonder, and maybe even for Bigfoot.”

Program Structure (National, but run locally)

• Open to any church, homeschool group, Christian school, Scout troop, 4-H club, or family that registers online for free.

• Official charter packs mailed from National HQ (simple printable PDFs + wallet badge & patches available for purchase).

• Three age divisions:

  • Cub Rangers (6–9)

  • Trailblazer Rangers (10–13)

  • Sentinel Rangers (14–17)

Your “Park” = Your Bedroom

Every Junior Ranger is officially assigned one national park: their own bedroom. It is logged in the National Bigfoot Ranger Registry as “________ National Bedroom Park” (e.g., “Emma’s Whispering Pines National Bedroom Park”).

Responsibilities of a Park Ranger for your bedroom park:

1. Keep it clean & picked up daily (habitat maintenance for Bigfoot & family peace)

2. Make your bed every morning (the “Ranger Ready” drill)

3. Have at least one “wilderness corner” with plants, rocks, or nature art

4. No trash or clutter (protects endangered sock monkeys and dust bunnies)

5. Weekly “Park Patrol Report” (simple checklist turned in to parents or club leader)

Monthly Themes & Activities (Faith – Family – Fun)

Each month has a Bigfoot-related theme tied to a Bible verse and life skill.

Example yearly calendar:

1. January – Tracks in the Snow (Following Jesus’ footprints) – Matt 16:24

2. February – Bigfoot Loves Family (Honor your father & mother) – Eph 6:1-3

3. March – Hiding in Plain Sight (God sees everything) – Prov 15:3

4. April – Spring Cleanup (Stewardship of creation) – Gen 2:15

5. May – Call of the Wild (Listening to God’s voice) – 1 Sam 3:10

6. June – Campfire Faith (Sharing stories around the fire) – Psalm 145:4

7. July – Freedom Trails (Independence with responsibility) – Gal 5:13

8. August – Night Watch (Praying without ceasing) – 1 Thess 5:17

9. September – Back to the Trail (Diligence in schoolwork) – Col 3:23

10. October – Bigfoot Myths vs Truth (Standing firm in God’s Word) – John 17:17

11. November – Thankful for Mystery (Gratitude) – 1 Thess 5:18

12. December – Light in the Forest (Jesus, the Light) – John 8:12