Investigating Clan 2: Bigfoot Encounters and Paranormal Phenomena

In a recent video posted on YouTube, T Mac takes us on an exciting nighttime investigation in the woods of Claim 2 Thermal. With cameraman Jack by his side, they explore the area in search of any unusual or paranormal activity, specifically focusing on Bigfoot, also known as the Grassman or Sasquatch. The video begins with T Mac and Jack coming across a deer, which T Mac is thrilled to find. They decide to leave the deer alone and continue their investigation. Jack has placed glow sticks around the site to help navigate the area. T Mac explains that they are looking for signs of wildlife, predatory activity, and of course, Bigfoot. As they venture deeper into the woods, T Mac shares that he can hear noise pollution from a nearby road and occasionally passing trains. Despite this, they continue their search, using thermal imaging to detect heat signatures in the darkness. T Mac and Jack set up apples as a "gifting" for any potential Bigfoot visitors. T Mac then wanders off to explore the area while Jack sets up cameras and conducts a Spirit Box session. T Mac shares that he has heard knocks and strange sounds in the past and even experienced dirt being thrown at him and the cameraman during a previous investigation on Christmas. Throughout the video, T Mac and Jack use thermal imaging to detect heat signatures and movement in the woods. At one point, T Mac believes he sees a large branch that has fallen perfectly into the ground. He also shares that he has brought his "hole punchers" with him, which he uses to communicate with any potential Bigfoot entities. T Mac and Jack continue to explore the area, discussing their experiences and any potential signs of Bigfoot activity. They remain respectful and open-minded, treating the subject with the reverence it deserves. If you're interested in Bigfoot sightings and investigations, this video is definitely worth checking out. T Mac and Jack's excitement and passion for the subject are contagious, making it an enjoyable and intriguing watch. Who knows, you might even spot something unusual in the thermal imaging footage!