DBRT Founder Takes Grandchildren on Family Bigfoot Adventure

# The Next Generation of Sasquatch Researchers Just Got Their Official Patches There's something genuinely heartwarming about watching a Bigfoot research tradition get passed down to the youngest generation, and that's exactly what went down in this episode from Dueceman's BIGFOOT or BIGFAKE Chronicles on YouTube. Grandpa, who happens to be the founder of the DBRT (Bigfoot Research Team), took his grandkids out for what can only be described as a family scouting trip that turned into a full-blown initiation ceremony. The whole vibe of this video is just wholesome family adventure mixed with genuine research enthusiasm. Grandpa brought along Riker and Zaden, two little ones who were about to get schooled in the sacred art of wood knocking. And let me tell you, watching these tiny humans learn how to properly thump on a tree trunk to call out to Sasquatch is the kind of content that makes you smile. The expedition didn't go exactly as planned though. Their original area was closed off due to bridge work with no notice, which is a frustration any researcher can relate to. But Grandpa and the team adapted, found a new spot, and made it work. That's the kind of flexibility you need in this field, honestly. Plans change constantly when you're tracking something that doesn't want to be found. What really stood out was how seriously these kids took to the calling techniques. Grandpa walked them through the proper wood knock method, showing them how to hit the tree three good times and then listen for a response. Zaden apparently has exceptional hearing too, picking up on sounds that others might miss. That's a valuable skill in the field, for sure. The kids also got to try their hand at Bigfoot calls, cupping their hands together and projecting from the diaphragm. One of the little ones nailed it so well that Grandpa declared it almost sounded like a real response. The enthusiasm in this family is infectious. Now, here's where things get interesting. The kids mentioned seeing Bigfoot footprints during their adventure. That's not nothing. And the team also stumbled across what appears to be a grave site for something, though Grandpa was quick to clarify that he had nothing to do with it, it was just something they found while out there. That kind of unexpected discovery is exactly why researchers keep going back to these locations. You never know what you're going to find. After all the calling and exploring, Grandpa did something really special. He awarded Riker and Zaden official DBRT patches and coins, officially welcoming them as the youngest members of the research team. Mom got one too for her impressive Bigfoot call. It's moments like these that show this isn't just a hobby for these families, it's a legacy being built. The video wraps up with the whole crew doing a DBRT chant and singing what can only be described as a Bigfoot anthem. The lyrics talk about legends, ancient might, whispers among trees, and the mystery that never leaves. It's the kind of thing that gives you chills if you're a believer, because it captures exactly why so many of us keep searching. This is definitely worth checking out if you want to see how the next generation is being introduced to Sasquatch research. It's not every day you see kids getting official patches and coins for their wood-knocking skills. The future of Bigfoot research might just be in good hands with these little trainees.