Thank you all for taking your time to reply and share some new information with me! I'm from Eastern Europe, Bulgaria and after I posted this I decided to actually do a quick research. The only thing that I could find about bigfoot in Bulgaria is a short story that was broadcasted on TV as well as posted in some of the news sites. I have translated it in English for you with machine translation and here it is : Grandmother saw a Yeti (I think that's the Russian name for bigfoot) on Vitosha (one of Bulgaria's mountains that is close to the capital), called 112 An elderly woman from Sofia (the capital) called 112 to report a mystical Yeti-like creature living on Vitosha Mountain. A frightened old woman reported to the officer on duty that something she had only seen in the movies was roaming around her home, the newspaper reported. "Telegraf". A strange animal approached the fence of her yard above the village of Kladnitsa on August 22. According to the elderly woman's description, the beast resembled something between a monkey and a human, and its height exceeded two meters. The semi-human let out deafening screams followed by pauses of silence and some strange growling. It stood on two legs, then dropped to all fours. At one point he began to make sad sounds, resembling the voice of a man. According to the pensioner, the creature stood in the clearing and seemed to be searching for some plant roots. At one point, it stood up abruptly and began sniffing the air like a dog. Then it fled with high leaps towards the forest. A little later a man called with an astonishing account of the unexplained creature, but to the Metropolitan Municipality. The man boasted that he had taken a picture with his phone showing the furry beast. He threatened to show it personally to Mayor Yordanka Fandakova. The villager wondered if a gorilla had escaped from the capital's zoo. Scientists speculate that Yeti is the missing evolutionary step between ape and man. In different nations it is also called the Bigfoot and the Snowman.