Bigfoot Encounter on Waccamaw River: Witness Describes Loud Woop & Orange Orb

A fascinating account of a strange encounter on the Waccamaw River in South Carolina has been shared on the YouTube channel Sasquatch Theory. The witness, AJ, describes hearing a mysterious whooping sound and observing a bright orange orb in the middle of the river. According to AJ, he and his friend were out catfishing on the Waccamaw River, which is located near Myrtle Beach and runs through the Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge. Around midnight, they heard a loud, short "woo" noise that sounded like it was only 15-20 yards into the woods. Despite being only 10 yards off the bank, they couldn't see anything in the dense, muddy woods. But that's not all. About an hour and a half later, AJ noticed a bright orange light above the tree line in the middle of the river. The light, which was about the size of a basketball, slowly floated over the trees and out of sight. AJ and his friend were both puzzled and terrified by the sight, as the light didn't make any noise and didn't light up the trees as it passed through them. The Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge is known for its diverse wildlife, including black bears, bobcats, and river otters. However, the strange whooping sound and floating orb that AJ described are not typical of any known animal in the area. Could these phenomena be related to Bigfoot or some other unknown creature? The witness didn't report seeing a Sasquatch, but the strange noises and light could be indicative of its presence. If you're interested in learning more about this encounter, be sure to check out the full video on the Sasquatch Theory YouTube channel. And if you have a personal encounter or strange phenomenon to share, the channel encourages you to reach out and share your story. Excitement level: 6/10. The witness's account of the strange whooping sound and floating orb is intriguing and adds to the mystery of the Waccamaw River and its surrounding wilderness. Could there be something otherworldly lurking in the woods? The possibility is certainly exciting to consider.