Investigating Mysterious Knocks: Bigfoot Research & Funding Ideas with Ben

A recent video posted on Northwest Sasquatch Studies and Research's YouTube channel takes us on a night investigation with the channel's host, Ben. Ben has been dealing with some complications with his Jeep, which he uses for his research, but he's eager to get back out into the woods. During the investigation, Ben discovers a tree with a loud, persistent knock that sounds like a gunshot. He mentions that this is the loudest wood knock he's ever done and is surprised by the duration of the sound. Ben also shares his thoughts on the possibility of Sasquatch moving to lower elevations during this time of year. Throughout the video, Ben expresses his passion for research and his desire to find new ways to fund his work. He encourages viewers to share their thoughts on his Jeep situation and any potential funding ideas they may have. Towards the end of the video, Ben asks for any reports or encounters from the V Highway Corridor, as he is looking to take witness statements and document any strange occurrences. I encourage our readers to check out the video and share their thoughts in the comments. It's always exciting to see fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts out in the field, sharing their experiences and investigations. In this video, Ben's excitement and passion for Sasquatch research is palpable. His willingness to engage with the community and ask for input on his funding situation is a testament to the collaborative spirit of Bigfoot research. If you have any information on Sasquatch sightings or encounters, particularly in the V Highway Corridor, please don't hesitate to share in the comments or submit a report to Squatchable. We're always eager to hear from fellow Bigfoot believers and learn more about these elusive creatures.