Bigfoot Expeditions: TR's Preparation Tips After Oregon Tragedy

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Chuke's Outdoor Adventures, host TR of Alaska Bigfoot Studies shares some tragic news about two Sasquatch hunters who lost their lives while on an expedition in the Pacific Northwest over Christmas Eve. The men, aged 37 and 59, were found in a heavily wooded area in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington state, and according to the Scamania County Sheriff's Office, they appeared to have died of exposure due to the harsh weather conditions and their ill-preparedness for the forest. TR expresses his gratitude to the viewers who reached out to him with their condolences and shares his own experience of almost getting hypothermia on a Bigfoot expedition. He emphasizes the importance of being prepared when going on these types of expeditions, especially in the unpredictable weather conditions of the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, Montana, and Wyoming. TR then goes on to discuss some essential survival gear that every Bigfoot hunter should have, including a wooby, knives, fire starters, water and a water purifier, food, warm and waterproof clothing, and a satellite messaging system. He mentions that he has an inReach mini, which he finds crucial for sending out an emergency beacon and staying in touch with friends and authorities in case of emergencies. As a Bigfoot believer and a curator of Squatchable, I encourage all of our readers to take TR's advice seriously and always prioritize safety when going on Bigfoot expeditions. It's good to remember that these types of expeditions can be dangerous, and being prepared with the right gear and knowledge can make all the difference. If you're interested in learning more about TR's survival gear recommendations, be sure to check out the video from Chuke's Outdoor Adventures. Excitement level: 4 (This is a sad story, but it's good to remember the importance of safety and being prepared when going on Bigfoot expeditions.)