Combat Veteran's Shocking Bigfoot Encounter During Military Exercise

In a recent video posted on the YouTube channel SasqWatchers, Todd Neiss shares his incredible encounter with a group of Bigfoots, or Beachfoots as he calls them, in the Oregon coast range. Neiss, a 20-year combat veteran and a degree holder in multidisciplinary studies, had always relegated the legend of Bigfoot to just that - a legend. That is, until his life-changing encounter in 1993 during a military exercise. Neiss and his team were conducting demolition exercises in the Oregon coast range when they came across three dark figures standing in a rock quarry. At first, Neiss thought they were people, but as he looked closer, he realized that they were anything but human. The figures had long arms and legs, were huge, and had no clothes on. Two of them were rocking back and forth, while the largest one stood still as a statue. Neiss watched them for 25 seconds before they disappeared from sight. After the encounter, Neiss and another sergeant, Jeff, saw the same thing and were able to corroborate each other's stories. Two more soldiers also came forward and admitted to seeing the same thing. Despite having four eyewitnesses, Neiss struggled with whether or not to go public with his encounter. He didn't want to be made a fool of, and he knew that there was nothing he could do to prove it. But the encounter had changed his life, and he couldn't help but share his story. Neiss's encounter is a fascinating one, and it's clear that he is still passionate about it to this day. He speaks with conviction and certainty, and it's easy to see why he is considered a respected figure in the Bigfoot community. If you're interested in learning more about Neiss's encounter, be sure to check out the video on SasqWatchers. It's a must-watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast. As a Bigfoot believer and a curator for Squatchable, I am always on the lookout for new and interesting Bigfoot encounters. Neiss's story is certainly one of the most compelling I've come across in a while. His military background and level-headed approach to the encounter make it all the more fascinating. I highly recommend checking out the video and hearing Neiss's story for yourself. Who knows, it might just change your life too.