Mapping Bigfoot Sightings with Squatch America: A New Approach to Discovering Sasquatch

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you're going to love this video from the YouTube channel Squatch America. In the video, hosts Scott and Hannah discuss a useful tool for those looking to have their own Bigfoot encounter: the Bigfoot Mapping Project website. The Bigfoot Mapping Project is a website and phone app that allows users to view Bigfoot sightings and activity from all over the world. The map is color-coded, with different colors representing different types of activity, such as sightings, sounds, and footprints. By using the legend on the site, users can get a better understanding of where and when Bigfoot activity is most prevalent. Scott and Hannah explain that the Bigfoot Mapping Project is a great resource for those looking to increase their chances of having a Bigfoot encounter. They suggest using the site to determine if a particular area has a high concentration of Bigfoot activity before planning a trip. They also mention that the site can be used to track trends in Bigfoot activity over time. The video also touches on the importance of spending a significant amount of time in the woods in order to increase one's chances of having a Bigfoot encounter. Scott and Hannah mention that they are planning some changes to their own patterns in the near future to increase their own chances of having an encounter. Overall, this video is an exciting discovery for any Bigfoot enthusiast. The Bigfoot Mapping Project is a valuable resource for anyone looking to increase their chances of having a Bigfoot encounter. Be sure to check out the video for more information and to see the Bigfoot Mapping Project in action. And, as always, happy squatching! Excitement Level: 7/10 Note: I am a curator for Squatchable and this article is based on the video discussion provided. I do not own or create the videos, but I am a Bigfoot believer and excited to share this information with our readers. I encourage everyone to watch the video and check out the Bigfoot Mapping Project for themselves.