Missouri's Beast of Little Black: Investigation Continues with Game Cameras and Canine Alerts

A new video has been making the rounds on YouTube, posted by the channel Monstrous The Podcast, that gives an update on their investigation of the Beast of Little Black in Missouri. The investigator takes us along on their latest trip to the area, accompanied by their loyal canine companions. Throughout the video, the investigator shares their experiences and observations from the field. They mention that they haven't heard or seen any evidence of Bigfoot this time around, but their dogs have alerted to a couple of things that the investigator didn't hear or see. The dogs didn't growl or make any other alarming noises, but their reactions are still noteworthy. The investigator also talks about the feeling of being watched, or lack thereof, in the area. They mention that they don't feel like they're being watched, which they take as a sign that Bigfoot might not be present in the area at the moment. However, they plan on setting up cameras and bait to see if they can capture any evidence. One interesting aspect of the investigation is the use of an EVP detector, which detects all kinds of gases and radiation. The investigator mentions that they haven't picked up anything yet, but they continue to use it throughout the investigation. Towards the end of the video, the investigator takes a moment to appreciate the beauty of the area and the fun their dogs are having. They encourage viewers to share their own research and investigations, and to enjoy the winter season. Overall, the video is an interesting glimpse into the world of Bigfoot investigations. While there isn't any concrete evidence presented in the video, the investigator's experiences and observations are still worth a watch. Who knows, maybe their next trip to the area will yield some exciting findings. If you're interested in watching the video for yourself, you can find it on Monstrous The Podcast's YouTube channel. And as always, if you have any Bigfoot sightings or experiences to share, be sure to submit them to Squatchable. We love hearing from our fellow Bigfoot believers!