Washington Bigfoot Researcher's Paranormal Expedition and Dermal Ridge Discoveries

In a recent video from the Bigfoot Society YouTube channel, host Jeremiah Byron interviews Bigfoot researcher Sonya Zohar, who is based in Washington State. Sonya has a fascinating story to tell, as she has been researching Bigfoot since 2007. What sets her apart from many other researchers is that she estimates that 80% of her experiences have been paranormal, while only 20% have been physical. Sonya shares that her interest in Bigfoot began after watching a television show featuring Jim Hedges, who discussed the significance of dermal ridges in a cast he had analyzed. This sparked her curiosity, and she became determined to find out for herself whether Bigfoot was real. She spent over a year watching the Patterson-Gimlin film every night to determine its legitimacy. As an empath, Sonya has had a lifetime of experiences with the paranormal, including ghosts. However, she has always been cautious about engaging with these energies. Her passion for Bigfoot research is unlike anything she has ever experienced before, and she feels as though she was called to do this work. During her first expedition in Montana, Sonya had a full-on Bigfoot experience, which is not a common occurrence for researchers. She found a track on her first day there and heard strange vocalizations at night. Every night, something would throw rocks at her trailer, and she knew that she was being contacted by Bigfoot. Sonya's interview is a fascinating look into the life of a dedicated Bigfoot researcher who has had many paranormal experiences during her time in the field. Her story is sure to inspire and intrigue fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts. Be sure to check out the full interview on the Bigfoot Society YouTube channel.