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We all know that Bigfoot can get through a fence, but if you keep it mended, then you can log in your timeline diary if the fence is damaged or has any other clues, like hair, blood, footprints, etc.
Wyman had a creature get on his second story porch once, so consider shoring up areas like this.
Again, if Bigfoot wanted into a building you would not be able to stop it, but for some reason, the creature has not tried this, ultimately. So make sure all doors and windows are secure. Any deterrent is smart.
RVs, shacks, cars, and so on, keep locked. If you have a garage for vehicles, use it.
Home security camera’s are a plus, and now can be purchased as low as $70 and link to your smart phone.
The creatures are smart enough to avoid trail cams, then let it be so. You can be rest assured that the Bigfoot won’t cross in front of that area; however, if it does, then you get the photo.
In May 2019, I found this broken fence post. It looked to be snapped. This would take great strength. Proof that it crossed over the fence in this spot? Proof the Creature is leaving a sign of aggression? Whatever the reason, now I need to repair the fence so that if the Creature does it again, then it will be a visible sign of it. Always keeps fences in repair. We know Bigfoot can get through a fence, but by keeping your fence in repair, you have an avenue for evidence, with hair or breakage.
Snapped fence post; photo, property of Wyman Smith.