North Carolina's Squatch Watchers: Bigfoot Encounters & Unexplained Phenomena

Posted Friday, July 19, 2024

By Squatchable.com staff

A new documentary film about Bigfoot has been making waves in the Bigfoot community, and I recently had the opportunity to watch it for myself. The film follows a group of Bigfoot investigators known as Squatch Watchers, based in North Carolina, who believe they have discovered a habitation of the elusive creature. The investigators have been experiencing regular interactions with what they believe to be Bigfoot, including rocks being thrown, tree knocks, and even calls back. They have also identified what is known in the Bigfoot world as a "gifting area," where objects are left as gifts for the creatures. During the filming of the documentary, the investigators invited Ron, a well-known Bigfoot researcher, to join them on a hunt. Ron and his friends had discovered a similar habitation many years ago, which they called the Sierra Camp. The Squatch Watchers believe they may have tapped into something similar. One of the most interesting aspects of the documentary is the theory presented by Ron regarding the interdimensional or spiritual component of Bigfoot. He believes that Bigfoot has the ability to cloak themselves by changing their matter into energy, which would explain why they are not seen more often and why trackways would suddenly stop. The investigators also shared their experiences of unusual events that have occurred on the property, including anomalous lights, UFOs, and other odd and unexplainable things. One of the most intriguing stories involved a Coke bottle and two glow sticks that were hung up in a tree as an experiment. The bottle was twisted and sucked vacuum-packed dry, and a perfect size Bigfoot print was found nearby. I found this documentary to be fascinating and informative. The investigators' experiences and the theory presented by Ron add a new perspective to the Bigfoot mystery. I highly recommend watching this documentary for anyone interested in Bigfoot.