Bigfoot Researcher's Night at Show Creek Church: Evidence and Insights

A video posted on the YouTube channel algabigfootresearchgroup has caught the attention of Bigfoot enthusiasts and researchers. The video, titled "Research at the Church," features the channel's owner spending the night at a church in the Talladega National Forest, conducting research and trying to capture evidence of Bigfoot. The researcher begins by explaining their personal journey with Bigfoot research, stating that they have been investigating for over 15 years and have had two separate sightings of a Bigfoot-like creature. They express their belief that Bigfoot is a real, flesh and blood creature and not a myth or legend. Throughout the night, the researcher sets up trail cameras, does wood knocks, and uses a thermal camera to try and capture evidence of Bigfoot. They also mention hearing strange noises, including the sound of someone entering the church, and the Whipper Wheels, which are small, unidentified creatures that are often heard in the area. One interesting aspect of the video is the researcher's mention of a horse trail nearby, which they believe may be used by Bigfoot as a travel corridor. They also mention hearing a fox in the area and attempt to find its tracks. As a Bigfoot believer and a curator for Squatchable, I am always excited to see new research and investigations being conducted. This video, with its focus on a specific location and the use of various equipment, is a great example of the kind of work that Bigfoot researchers do. I encourage all of our readers to check out the video and see the research for themselves. It's worth noting that the researcher in this video is not a ghost hunter, but a Bigfoot researcher, and they make that clear throughout the video. They are not looking to prove the existence of ghosts, but rather, they are focused on finding evidence of Bigfoot. Wrapping up, the video "Research at the Church" is an interesting and informative look at the work of a Bigfoot researcher. The use of various equipment and the focus on a specific location make this video a valuable addition to the Bigfoot community. I encourage all of our readers to check it out and see the research for themselves.