Bigfoot Investigators: Monitoring Game Cameras and Bracing for Nighttime Encounters

A few days ago, I stumbled upon an interesting video on YouTube by the channel Squatching the PNW. In the video, the channel's host takes us along on their latest expedition to set up equipment in a forest area where they previously captured vocalizations. The host starts by scanning the area with a thermal camera, making sure nothing "pops out." They come across a big hole and a few property markers, reminding us to stay legal. As they move deeper into the woods, they find a trail and decide to set up some equipment there. What caught my attention was the host's mention of feeling like they were being watched. They mention this a few times throughout the video, adding to the intrigue of the expedition. The host then takes us to the spot where they previously captured vocalizations. They plan to set up equipment here as well, hoping to capture more of the mysterious sounds. The area is overgrown, and the host finds some scat, which they identify as coyote. As they move deeper into the woods, they encounter a clearcut and a grassy area that looks like it has been "bedded down" by a large animal. The host decides to set up equipment here as well, hoping to capture evidence of the elusive Sasquatch. Throughout the video, the host shares their experiences and knowledge about Bigfoot, making it an informative and engaging watch. They remind us that not every expedition yields results, but the thrill of the chase is what keeps them going. If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, I highly recommend checking out this video. It's a great reminder of the mystery and allure that surrounds the subject of Sasquatch. Who knows, you might even pick up a few tips for your next expedition!