Trusting Instincts in Bigfoot Expeditions: Real-Life Stories

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you won't want to miss this fascinating podcast episode from the YouTube channel Untold Radio Network. The episode, titled "EP47 - The Night All Hell Broke Loose," features co-hosts Jim Meyers and Sabil Irwin as they discuss an unforgettable expedition experience. In this episode, Jim shares his recent experience leading a family group on a Bigfoot expedition. While nothing out of the ordinary happened during their first outing, the second night was a different story. Jim had an unsettling feeling about taking the group up a particular trail, and when it started to rain, they decided to leave. Jim's intuition proved valuable, as weird things often happen in the Bigfoot world. Sabil also shared a similar experience where she had to trust her gut feeling during an expedition. She encourages listeners to always trust their intuition when exploring the great outdoors. The episode also features a discussion about a unique tree that a listener, Sha, found. The tree appears to have been manipulated, possibly by Native Americans, as a trail marker. The radical angle of the tree's growth is unlike anything you would see in nature. Towards the end of the episode, Jim and Sabil welcome guests Dennis and Shannon to the show. The four discuss their experiences in the Bigfoot world and how they first met. If you're interested in learning more about Bigfoot and hearing from experienced researchers, be sure to check out this episode of the Sasquatch Outpost podcast. And, of course, always trust your intuition when exploring the great outdoors.