Exploring Skinwalker Ranch and Bigfoot's Film Site with Jeff Foreman

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Strangeology, host Jeff Foreman interviews Tate Hieronymous, a Bigfoot researcher and independent filmmaker. The conversation covers Tate's experiences in the field, his involvement with the Bluff Creek project, and his current series, "Sasquatch: A Search for Sas." Tate shares his journey into the world of Bigfoot research, which began with watching shows like "Monster Quest" on Animal Planet. He specifically remembers being captivated by the Patterson-Gimlin film, which sparked his interest in the Bluff Creek project. The Bluff Creek project, started by Steven Streufert and Ian Cation, aimed to locate the exact site of the Patterson-Gimlin film. After years of regrowth and flooding, the original film site had become overgrown and difficult to identify. Through their efforts, the team successfully located and confirmed the film site. Tate also talks about his current series, "Sasquatch: A Search for Sas," which follows his team's investigations and encounters in the field. Throughout the interview, he shares stories of his experiences and offers insights into the world of Bigfoot research. it's always exciting to come across new videos and interviews featuring fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts. Tate's passion for the subject and his experiences in the field make for a captivating conversation. If you're interested in learning more about Bigfoot research and the Bluff Creek project, be sure to check out the full video on Strangeology's YouTube channel.