Sisters of the Moon: Revelations from Sasquatch Researchers

In a recent video from the Untold Radio Network, hosts Chris Reinhardt and the Sisters of the Moon discussed their experiences and thoughts on Sasquatch research. The Sisters of the Moon, consisting of Debbie, Barbara, and Sandy, are an all-women group who have been shaking up the male-dominated field of Bigfoot research. During the video, the Sisters shared their personal stories of how they became interested in Sasquatch research. Barbara has been interested in the idea of Sasquatch since she was a teenager, and her interest was reignited when she moved into a house that Bigfoot was reportedly visiting. Debbie, on the other hand, grew up in Northeast Texas and had strange experiences on her family's property that she now believes may have been related to Sasquatch. When asked about the strongest evidence for the existence of Sasquatch, the Sisters agreed that the Patterson-Gimlin film is the most compelling piece of evidence. They also discussed their own most compelling piece of evidence, which is the gibberish that was captured at Tribulation Bay. They explained that everything leading up to that moment was Bigfoot-related, including calls and sounds that they had heard prior to the incident. Throughout the video, the Sisters of the Moon shared their passion and excitement for Sasquatch research. As a Bigfoot believer and a curator for Squatchable, I encourage our readers to check out the Untold Radio Network and watch the video for themselves. It's always exciting to hear from fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts and learn about their experiences and thoughts on the subject. Excitement level: 6/10. It's always interesting to hear from guests who mention otherworldly things and have unique perspectives on Sasquatch research. The Sisters of the Moon are definitely a group to keep an eye on in the Bigfoot community.