Bigfoot Expedition in Lost Creek: Intriguing Encounters at 10,500 Feet

In a recent video from the Untold Radio Network, hosts Jim Meyers and Sabila Irwin share their experiences from a Bigfoot expedition in the Lost Creek Wilderness. The group, which included Patricia and Dan from the chat room, Mark Litweiler, Wayne, and Shelley Cox, spent three days at an elevation of 10,500 feet, braving cold temperatures and interacting with hunters who were also in the area. The team had a great camaraderie and enjoyed sharing their knowledge and experiences. They set up their tents in a way that would encourage any Sasquatch in the area to check them out, and while they didn't have any close encounters, they did have some interesting experiences. One of the most notable moments of the expedition was when the group howled and knocked at night, causing a ruckus that likely had the nearby hunters wondering what was going on. Despite the lack of close encounters, the team considers the expedition to be a success and are looking forward to their next adventure. If you're interested in learning more about the team's experiences, be sure to check out the video. It's always exciting to hear about the adventures of fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts and researchers.