Paranormal Event at Ray County Museum: Cryptids and Hauntings Explored

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you'll want to check out the latest video from the Blondes and Boos Paranormal Podcast. In this episode, titled "Grumpy Ghosts with Johnny Houser!", the hosts discuss a range of paranormal topics, including negative type hauntings. Johnny Houser, a paranormal investigator, joins the hosts to share his experiences and insights. Unfortunately, Johnny's co-investigator, Josh, was unable to join the episode due to potential exposure to COVID-19. The group sends their well-wishes to Josh and hopes for a quick recovery. During the episode, the hosts and Johnny touch on the topic of negative hauntings and share their thoughts on how to handle these types of situations. They also discuss the importance of being respectful and sensitive when investigating paranormal activity. One interesting point that Johnny brings up is the idea that making loud noises or banging on objects during an investigation may not be the best approach. He shares his experiences with using Sierra sounds while investigating and how it has led to tree knocks, but not necessarily from the Sierra sounds themselves. Towards the end of the episode, the hosts and Johnny discuss the possibility of going on a Bigfoot investigation together. Johnny shares his past experiences with making Bigfoot feet out of plywood and walking around in the woods as a child. He also talks about his love for bow hunting and how it has given him a unique perspective on the potential behavior of Bigfoot. Overall, this episode of the Blondes and Boos Paranormal Podcast is definitely worth a watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast. The hosts and their guests provide interesting insights and perspectives on a range of paranormal topics, including negative hauntings and the potential behavior of Bigfoot. Be sure to check it out and let us know what you think! Excitement level: 6/10. The episode features an interesting guest and covers a range of paranormal topics, including negative hauntings and the potential behavior of Bigfoot.