Bigfoot stickers and decals are the quickest way to put the off-road world's unofficial mascot on your rig. A printed Bigfoot sticker starts at $4.99, a cut vinyl Bigfoot decal starts at $10.99, and the right one depends on where it is going and how loud you want it to be. These are the eight we would point a friend to, sorted by the kind of Bigfoot person you are.
If you want the backstory on how a campfire legend ended up on spare tires and fender vents, that is a separate read: why Bigfoot and Sasquatch are off-road icons for Jeep and Bronco. This one is for picking, and if you would rather browse everything, the Bigfoot and Sasquatch collection has the full lineup.
The eight, at a glance
| Design | Type | Sizes | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gone Squatchin | Cut vinyl decal | 8 to 26 inches | From $10.99 |
| Doesn't Care About Your Stick Figure Family | Cut vinyl decal | 10 to 24 inches | From $12.99 |
| Hide and Seek World Champion | Cut vinyl decal | 8 to 26 inches | From $10.99 |
| Rock On Sasquatch American Flag | Printed sticker | 3 to 18 inches | From $4.99 |
| Sasquatch Forest fender vent pair | Cut vinyl decal, Wrangler JL and Gladiator JT | Cut to the vent | $34.99 |
| Bigfoot windshield chaser | Cut vinyl decal | 2 or 3 inches | From $3.99 |
| UFO Bigfoot Believe | Cut vinyl decal | 8 to 26 inches | From $10.99 |
| Bigfoot Riding Nessie | Cut vinyl decal | 8 to 26 inches | From $10.99 |
Cut decals come in your choice of vinyl color. The printed sticker is full color. Every one of these except the fender vent pair is universal, which means it goes on any smooth, clean surface: a Wrangler hardtop window, a Bronco quarter glass, a tailgate, a cooler, or a toolbox.
The funny ones
Humor is most of why Bigfoot works on a vehicle. He is the one legend that is in on the joke.
Gone Squatchin is the headliner. Two words, a Bigfoot silhouette standing in for the O, and a pine tree standing in for the I. It reads from across a parking lot, and it tells people where you would prefer to be.
Bigfoot Doesn't Care About Your Stick Figure Family is for anyone who has sat behind one too many minivans. Bigfoot strides across the glass and the whole stick figure family runs for it, stroller and all. It is a wide design made for a rear window, which is why it starts at 10 inches.
Hide and Seek World Champion is the dry one. A walking Bigfoot, a title he has held undefeated for as long as anyone has been looking, and nothing else.
The patriotic one
Rock On Sasquatch American Flag is the most reviewed of the eight, at 5.0 across 21 reviews. It is a printed sticker: a Bigfoot silhouette filled with a distressed American flag, one hand in the air. Because it is printed in full color, it works anywhere a single-color decal would get lost, and the 3-inch size at $4.99 is the one that ends up on water bottles and hard hats. Sizes run to 18 inches for a window or a trailer.
If you like the pose but want it in one solid color to match your rig, the same design comes as a Rock On Sasquatch cut vinyl decal from $10.99.
The ones cut for the rig
Most sticker shops stop at universal. These two are made for specific spots on the vehicle.
The Sasquatch Forest fender vent decal is a matched pair cut to the fender vents on the 2018 and newer Jeep Wrangler JL and Gladiator JT: Bigfoot walking through a stand of pines, one for each side. It is the only design here that will not fit a Bronco or an older Wrangler, so check your generation before you order.
The Bigfoot windshield chaser is the smallest thing on this page, and the one people notice last, which is the point. Many Wranglers and Gladiators carry a tiny factory Jeep silhouette in the lower corner of the windshield. This puts a 2- or 3-inch Bigfoot right behind it, mid-stride. On a Bronco or anything else, he walks alone. Our hidden Jeep easter eggs guide covers where the factory ones are.
The ones for believers
These are for the owner who thinks one unexplained thing is not enough.
UFO Bigfoot Believe settles the question of why nobody can find him: he is being beamed up. A flying saucer, a tractor beam, a calm Bigfoot, and one word underneath.
Bigfoot Riding Nessie puts two legends in one decal, with Bigfoot riding the Loch Ness monster like he is late for something. It is the one that gets a second look at the gas pump.
Sticker or decal?
Short version: a sticker is one printed piece that you peel and press on, background and all. A cut decal is a single color with no background at all, so only the design itself stays on the surface once the transfer tape comes off. Stickers win on small things and full-color art. Decals win on glass and paint, where a clean cutout looks like it belongs there. The full comparison is in our decals vs. stickers guide, and caring for your decals covers keeping either one looking right.
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Bigfoot questions, answered
Is Bigfoot real?
Nobody has proved it. Britannica sums up the state of things: none of the purported evidence has been verified, and most scientists do not recognize the creature's existence. The usual explanations are a hoax or a misidentified animal, possibly a bear. That has not slowed anyone down. A drink company put a $1 million bounty on proof in 2026, and we read the fine print in our Bigfoot bounty article.
What is the difference between Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti?
Bigfoot and Sasquatch are two names for the same North American legend. Britannica traces the name Sasquatch to a Salish word meaning wild men. The Yeti, also called the Abominable Snowman, is the Himalayan counterpart: a different mountain range and a different body of folklore. On a decal, the difference is mostly the weather he is drawn in.
Where is Bigfoot said to live?
The legend is rooted in the northwestern United States and western Canada, but reports come from almost everywhere. The Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization database listed Washington first with 734 reports when we checked on October 2, 2026, followed by California with 471, Florida with 348, Ohio with 335, and Illinois with 305. Our cryptids-by-state guide maps the legends to public land you can actually drive to.
How tall is Bigfoot supposed to be?
Accounts vary a lot. Britannica describes Sasquatch as ranging from 6 to 15 feet tall and walking upright, with reported footprints up to 24 inches long and 8 inches wide. None of that has been measured on an actual animal, so treat it as the legend's dimensions, not a spec sheet.
Why is Bigfoot so popular with Jeep and Bronco owners?
Because he lives where the pavement ends. The legend belongs to the same forests, logging roads, and trailheads that four-wheel-drive owners head for, and he has a sense of humor about being hard to find. Ford leaned in far enough to name the Bronco's big-tire option the Sasquatch Package. The longer version is in why Bigfoot and Sasquatch are off-road icons for Jeep and Bronco.
Prices and review counts checked October 2, 2026.
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