Name: I Want to Believe Bigfoot Sticker
Brand: Mountains and Treasures
Price: 6 CAD
Availability: InStock

Description

Bigfoot, who also goes by the more scientific name of Sasquatch, was first alleged to exist back in 1958 near California in the United States.

Since then, there have been other possible sightings reported all over North America, but sadly none by somebody with a decent camera. 📸

Until we have more proof that Bigfoot exists, keep on believing and enjoy this sticker of the Ape, the Man, the Myth, the Legend. 🦍

These are high quality stickers measuring 3″ at the longest edge. They are:
– Glossy finish
– 100% waterproof
– UV Ray, Ink Fade and Mild Scratch Resistant

Our stickers are laminated, so they’re extra durable and ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Best of all, they’re printed locally in Banff, AB by Defending Awesome!

Additional information

Animal	Wolf, Bison, Bighorn Sheep, Grizzly Bear, Set of 4

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Shipping

Mountains and Treasures offers free shipping for all products to Canada and the United States.

If you're located outside of North America, we recommend canvas prints as we are able to offer excellent international shipping rates for canvas products. Metal prints are also available for international shipping, at a higher delivery cost.

Return Policy

We want you to be happy with your new print! If any damages occur during shipping, please e-mail us photos of the damage within 7 days of receiving your print and we will be happy to send a replacement. All prints are carefully packaged to prevent damages in shipping as much as possible.

Print Formats

Our nature photography prints are available in three different formats, each with their own separate charms:

Lustre Paper Art Prints (Unframed)

Printed on a Kodak professional photo paper, these prints are made to last. Paper prints arrive rolled and have rich colors that complement this style of photography beautifully. Prints will arrive unmatted and unframed. They are printed from edge to edge with no borders. We recommend this style if you plan to do the framing yourself.

HD Metal Prints

Printed directly onto an aluminum backing with a white base high-gloss finish. These prints offer stunning high-definition quality and beautiful vivid colors. They come with a ¾” foam backing so that they stand out from your wall. You can hang them with a nail, or we like to use two command strips so that it doesn’t damage your wall. Metal prints are lightweight, easy to hang and clean (just wipe with a cloth.) The metal texture is not visible through the image. Metal prints look amazing in any modern environment. These are Steve’s personal favorite.

Gallery Wrap Canvas

Images are Giclée printed on premium fine art canvas and stretched across a 3/4” wooden frame. The image wraps around the sides of the frame to stand out from your wall. These arrive at your house ready to hang. Perfect for just about any setting.

Print Production

All of our photographs are professionally printed. We selected our print labs carefully for their excellent reputation, great customer service and beautiful high quality printing techniques.

** Note the colour of our prints may be slightly different from the colours on your monitor. **

All wall art prints include the artist's signature in the bottom left or right corner, as pictured.

About Mountains and Treasures

Mountains and Treasures is a father-daughter duo in the beautiful Canadian Rocky Mountains.

Steve McLaughlin is a wildlife and landscape photographer based in Canmore, Alberta. From a young age Steve felt most at home in the great outdoors. After finishing a rewarding career as a firefighter, he took up photography to share his love of the natural world with others.

Steve practices ethical wildlife photography. He takes special care to keep his distance and respect the animals' space. Steve does NOT use baiting or any practices that would disturb the animals' natural instincts. He captures the images using patience, time, and a deep understanding of how wild animals behave.

Steve hits the trails with his camera every day that he can. Follow along on Instagram for Steve's latest adventures.

@mountainsandtreasures