Bigfoot Adventure: Real Encounters & Evidence from Bailey, Colorado

A recent video from the Untold Radio Network's Sasquatch Outpost Podcast has caught the attention of Bigfoot enthusiasts. In episode 73, hosts Jim Meyers and Sila Irwin share their own experiences and theories from their years of research. During their annual Bigfoot Adventure weekend in Bailey, Colorado, the team had a few interesting encounters. On the first night, a loud bang was heard in the early hours of the morning, which was later discovered to be a large log being tossed between two tents. Additionally, a sizable water container was thrown about 10 feet, breaking its spout upon landing. The next night, Wayne's group heard a tree branch crack and thud, but found no evidence of what had caused it. During a hike, Jim's group heard four tree knocks from four different directions, suggesting they were being watched. Last year, at the same event, a phenomenal 16-inch track was found near the campsite by a young boy named Luke. Jason cast the track, and it will be displayed in their museum. While the weekend was relatively uneventful, these small occurrences serve as reminders that Sasquatch may be closer than we think. The team's experiences show that even in seemingly quiet woods, Bigfoot may be nearby. If you're interested in learning more about this event, be sure to check out the Sasquatch Outpost Podcast episode 73 on the Untold Radio Network's YouTube channel.