Pacific Northwest Bigfoot Team Uncovers Evidence of Enigmatic Bipeds and Missing Persons

A group of outdoorsmen in the Pacific Northwest are on a mission to uncover the truth about unknown bipeds roaming the region, and they're also making a difference in their community by searching for missing persons. The Oregonian, a YouTube channel, features a video of this group and their experiences in Sasquatch country. Tanner Hoskins, co-founder of Pacific Northwest Bigfoot search and executive director at Pacific Northwest missing person's project, leads the team. They're a self-funded group of avid outdoorsmen who collect scientific data about the reported bipeds. The team consists of Mike, Tanner, Alberto, and sometimes Tanner's buddy Tanner. The group's passion for Bigfoot research started four years ago when Tanner had an unexpected encounter with a large bipedal creature in the wilderness. This experience sparked his curiosity and led him to start Pacific Northwest Bigfoot search. Later, a family reached out to them regarding a missing person in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, and the group expanded their mission to include searching for missing persons. The team spends 60 hours a week on either Bigfoot research or searching for missing persons. They set up camp and immediately begin scanning the terrain, looking for muddy footprints or moved boulders. They also set up trail cams and take photos of the area to document their findings. In addition to their Bigfoot research, the group also searches for missing persons. Tanner believes it's their responsibility to pick up where search and rescue left off, as they often don't have the time or resources to continue the search. The video features an interview with Tanner, who shares his personal story and the group's mission. Tanner was born with a condition that required 14 surgeries and left him with one leg. Despite his physical limitations, he remains determined and finds joy in the adventure of Bigfoot research and missing person searches. The Oregonian's video provides a glimpse into the world of Bigfoot research and the important work being done by this group in the Pacific Northwest. It's a must-watch for anyone interested in the subject.