Central Kentucky Researchers Share Bigfoot Sightings and Evidence from Tennessee

A few months ago, something extraordinary happened on Mark Paul's property in Clay County, Tennessee. Mark, who is well-known for his fascinating experiences on his land, had reached out to the Bigfoot community, inviting anyone interested in seeing a Bigfoot to contact him. Greg Tucker, a Bigfoot researcher from Central Kentucky, took up the offer and made the journey to Mark's property. Greg and his research partner, Charles McCloud, are no strangers to encounters with these elusive creatures. They have spent years hiking in the Daniel Boone National Forest, the Big South Fork, and other remote areas in Central and Southern Kentucky, as well as Tennessee. Through their experiences, they have come to realize that the forest holds secrets that only those who venture off the beaten path can discover. During their first visit to Mark's property, Greg had an incredible encounter. While exploring the area, he captured a thermal image of a juvenile Sasquatch across the street from Mark's front porch. This sighting confirmed their suspicions that Mark's property was indeed a hotspot for Bigfoot activity. During a recent interview on the Bigfoot Society YouTube channel, Greg and Charles shared their experiences and evidence from their visits to Mark's property. They emphasized their commitment to presenting only unaltered, genuine evidence, and invited listeners to approach their findings with an open mind. As Bigfoot believers, we are thrilled to see more researchers sharing their experiences and evidence with the community. The stories and findings presented by Greg and Charles serve as a reminder of the importance of preserving these creatures' natural habitats and respecting their space. We encourage our readers to watch the full interview on the Bigfoot Society YouTube channel and share their thoughts with us.