New Bigfoot Footprints Discovered in Woods; Rare Cast on Display

A group of dedicated Bigfoot researchers, known as Grizzly Is On The Hunt, have recently shared their latest expedition on their YouTube channel. The team, consisting of Gary, Rebecca, Thomas, Chris, and Mike, recently ventured into the woods to check their trail cameras, gifting areas, and set up an audio recorder in a unique way. One of the most interesting aspects of their expedition was the use of an automotive funnel for an oil change, which they cleverly disguised with camo tape and used to protect a digital audio recorder from the elements. This allowed them to capture sounds coming from the ground, potentially capturing Bigfoot vocalizations or other interesting sounds. During their expedition, the team also came across some possible Bigfoot evidence. Mike spotted a possible footprint, which he scanned with his 3D camera scanner. The team also found some moved objects and broken branches in their gifting area, which could indicate Bigfoot activity. In addition to their own findings, the team also discussed a recent encounter shared by a woman from Perry County, which is just north of Cape Girardeau County in Missouri. The woman, who had never shared her encounter before, observed a tall Bigfoot walking around on her property as a child. This encounter highlights the importance of sharing Bigfoot sightings and experiences, as many encounters likely go unreported. The team also discussed a recent school-sponsored field trip, where they took students into the woods to look for Bigfoot evidence. The students found a large footprint, which they cast and brought back to school. The cast has been a topic of interest among students and staff, with many expressing excitement and intrigue over the physical evidence. Overall, the latest expedition from Grizzly Is On The Hunt was an exciting update for Bigfoot enthusiasts. The team's dedication to research and their unique methods for capturing evidence make them a valuable addition to the Bigfoot community.