Sasquatch Outpost Podcast: Spooky Encounters in Yampa, Colorado

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, then you'll want to check out the latest episode of the Sasquatch Outpost Podcast, hosted by Jim Meyers and Sabil Irwin. In this episode, titled "Tracked by Sasquatch!", Jim, Sabil, Jill Herrera, and Steve Burke share their thrilling encounter with Sasquatch while camping in Yampa, Colorado. The group went camping in the mountains above Yampa, a place known for its high Sasquatch activity. However, due to the archery season, all the campsites were already taken by hunters. After wandering for a while, they found a place to camp near a big dirt berm along the main road. The first night, it rained, and everyone went to bed early. But, that's when things started to get interesting. Jill and Steve heard Sasquatch walking between the tents and clacking rocks together. They also heard a low monkey-like chatter and rocks being thrown around the camp. At one point, Steve heard them chattering all the way up the hill, past Jim and Joel's tent, and over to the side. But, the most exciting part of the night was when Steve felt something slap him in the back of the head while he was half-asleep. He jumped up, startled, and had a cramp in his thigh. Jim had warned Steve to put his C-pole right next to the tent for a real big encounter, but Steve had it a little ways away. Jill and Steve also heard a long, low scream up the hill, which was answered by two shorter screams closer to their camp. There were also whistles all over the place, not like bird whistles, but one or two-second whistles. The group believes that the Sasquatch were aware that they were there for an encounter and came into their campsite. They also wonder if the other campers, who were all around them, had any Sasquatch activity happening in their campsites. Overall, this episode of the Sasquatch Outpost Podcast is a must-listen for any Bigfoot enthusiast. The group's encounter with Sasquatch is both thrilling and fascinating, and it's clear that they have a deep respect for these elusive creatures. So, grab some popcorn, sit back, and enjoy the show!