Bigfoot Researchers Reveal Decade-Long Encounters and Vocalizations

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Journey to Truth Podcast, hosts Mike Paterson and Jessica Jones, also known as the Oracle of the South and the Cryptid Huntress, share their experiences and insights about Sasquatch. The video, titled "EP 179 - Jessica Jones & Mike Paterson - The Forest People - An Ancient Race - Sasquatch Experiences," is a fascinating conversation between two passionate researchers. Mike Paterson, the founder of Sasquatch Ontario, has been researching and documenting Sasquatch activity for 14 years. In the video, he shares how he became interested in Sasquatch and how he started Sasquatch Ontario. He has had several close encounters and has even learned some of their names through vocalizations and telepathy. Jessica Jones, a Bigfoot field researcher, has been researching for 11 years. She shares her story of how she got started in Bigfoot research and how it has led her on a path of enlightenment. She has had personal experiences with Bigfoot, UFOs, and interdimensional phenomena. One of the most interesting parts of the video is when Mike Paterson shares how he has documented the growth of a Sasquatch foot over eight winters. He has also learned some of their names, such as Netia, through vocalizations and telepathy. Jessica Jones shares her experiences with interdimensional phenomena and how they are connected to Bigfoot research. She has had UFO sightings and otherworldly experiences while in the field. I found this video to be informative and intriguing. The passion and knowledge that Mike Paterson and Jessica Jones bring to the conversation is contagious. It's always exciting to hear from researchers who have had personal experiences and are dedicated to furthering our understanding of this elusive creature. If you're interested in learning more about Mike Paterson and Jessica Jones' experiences and insights, I highly recommend checking out the video. It's a great conversation between two knowledgeable and passionate researchers.