Bigfoot Researcher Investigates Solar Eclipse Impact in Talladega Forest

Have you ever wondered if the solar eclipse could have an effect on Bigfoot? Well, one researcher decided to find out by conducting research during the eclipse in the Talladega National Forest. The video, posted on the YouTube channel algabigfootresearchgroup, shows the researcher setting up trail cameras, a parabolic microphone, and doing some call blasting and wood knocks in hopes of getting a response from a Bigfoot. The researcher shares that they have been researching Bigfoot for over 15 years and have had two separate sightings of a Bigfoot-type creature. They believe that most Native American cultures have stories about Bigfoot, and they are determined to find answers. During the eclipse, the researcher sets up their equipment and waits to see if they can get a response from a Bigfoot. They share that animals are said to go "crazy" during eclipses, but they are not sure if this is true. However, they are hopeful that the eclipse may have an effect on Bigfoot. Throughout the video, the researcher shares their experiences and knowledge about Bigfoot, making it an interesting watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast. They also share their plans to come back to the area at night to see if they can catch any activity on their trail cameras. While the video does not provide any concrete evidence of Bigfoot, it is an interesting look into the world of Bigfoot research and the lengths that some will go to in order to find answers. So, if you're interested in Bigfoot and want to see what happens when you conduct research during a solar eclipse, be sure to check out the video on algabigfootresearchgroup's YouTube channel.