Establishing a Bigfoot Habituation Site in the River Valley: A Quest for Encounters

A new video posted on Upper Canada Sasquatch's YouTube channel has caught the attention of Bigfoot enthusiasts. In the video, titled "Habituation Site - UCS Episode 66," the channel's host sets up an habituation site in the hopes of having more interactions with the Sasquatch in the area. The video starts with the host mapping the location of the site, which is in the river valley of Archie Couter Conservation Area. The host mentions that this is the same location where they did the "River Valley Recon" series. They mention that they want to stay in one spot for a while and do little things to keep the Sasquatch entertained, in hopes of having further interactions beyond the "stuff being thrown and the knocks" they've had in the past. As the host maps the location, they mention a musky, almost skunky smell, but they don't see any skunks around. They also mention hearing a tree snap and seeing a deer. They continue to map the location and eventually find the perfect spot for the habituation site, which is near the river and has a clear view of the surrounding area. The host then sets up the site, leaving gifts for the Sasquatch and setting up a camera to capture any activity. They mention that they will come back and visit the site several times in the hopes of having more interactions with the Sasquatch. This video has generated a lot of excitement among Bigfoot enthusiasts, as it shows the host's dedication to making contact with the Sasquatch. The location of the site, near the river and with a clear view of the surrounding area, is also strategic and could potentially lead to more interactions. It's good to note that the host of the video is respectful of the Sasquatch and does not refer to them as animals or beasts. They also do not share any email addresses in the video, which is a responsible practice when it comes to sharing information about Bigfoot sightings. Overall, this video is a must-watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast. It's exciting to see the host's dedication to making contact with the Sasquatch and the strategic location of the habituation site. Be sure to check out Upper Canada Sasquatch's YouTube channel for more videos like this one. Excitement level: 7/10. The video is interesting as it shows the host's dedication to making contact with the Sasquatch and the strategic location of the habituation site. The host is also respectful of the Sasquatch and does not refer to them as animals or beasts.