Exploring Washington's Wilderness: A Bigfoot Enthusiast's Journey

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you're going to love this video I came across on YouTube. The video, posted by Mitchell May, takes us on a thrilling journey to Mount Rainier, the location with the most Bigfoot sightings in all of North America. The video begins with Mitchell's flight to Washington, where he admires the breathtaking view of Mount Rainier from his plane window. Once on the ground, Mitchell and his companions waste no time in exploring the magnificent wilderness of Washington. They're lucky enough to spot some wild elk, which helps them get acclimated to spotting wild animals. Before embarking on their Bigfoot search, Mitchell does some research in the big city of Seattle. He's amazed by the amount of Bigfoot merchandise and artwork he sees, making him even more excited to start his search. Finally, Mitchell and his companions arrive at Mount Rainier National Park. They're greeted by snow-covered trails and the possibility of running into some real wildlife, including bears, mountain lions, and foxes. As they hike up the trail, they hear the sound of running water, which they hope is a Bigfoot watering hole. They soon come across a beautiful waterfall, which they take some time to admire. Despite not finding any signs of Bigfoot, Mitchell and his companions do come across a marmot, which they film from a distance. They also hear what sounds like tree knocking, a common sign that Bigfoot is nearby. Towards the end of the video, Mitchell reflects on his journey and the possibility that Bigfoot may not be about discovery after all. Instead, the real adventure is in the exploration of the unknown. If you're interested in seeing more of Mitchell's journey, be sure to check out the video on YouTube. And as always, happy squatching!