Bigfoot Hunter Stacy Coplin's Methods and Emotional Encounters Revealed

A recent video posted on YouTube by the channel "Ancient Tracks: A Beast Inquiry" features an interview with Stacy Caughlin, a bigfoot hunter and researcher. In the video, Stacy discusses his experiences and methods as a bigfoot hunter, including the use of dousing to locate the elusive creatures. Dousing, also known as divining or water witching, is a method of locating water, minerals, or other objects using a forked stick or pendulum. Stacy explains that he uses dousing to locate bigfoots by asking specific questions of his pendulum and narrowing down the location on a map. He notes that this method can be highly accurate when used in close proximity to the bigfoots. Stacy also discusses the importance of understanding the behavior and characteristics of bigfoots in order to ensure the safety of researchers. He notes that juvenile bigfoots may act differently than adults and that it is important to be able to distinguish between the two in order to avoid dangerous situations. One interesting aspect of Stacy's approach to bigfoot hunting is his use of "magic abilities" to analyze photographs and other evidence. He mentions that he has worked with a professional photographer and "person with magic abilities" to analyze a photograph of what appears to be a portal, and that she does not believe it is a portal. Overall, the video provides an interesting and unique perspective on bigfoot hunting and the methods used by those in the field. It is definitely worth a watch for anyone interested in the subject.