Northwest Sasquatch Researcher Pursues Bigfoot Evidence with Overnight Vigil and Game Cams

A fellow researcher and Bigfoot enthusiast, Ben from Northwest Sasquatch Studies and Research, recently shared his frustrations and challenges in his latest video. Ben has been conducting research in the Siuslaw National Forest, specifically on the coast side, and has encountered several setbacks in his quest to find evidence of these elusive creatures. Ben expresses his disappointment in the lack of activity he's experienced in his current research area, compared to his original site. He wonders if he's approaching it wrong or if the timing of his visits is off. In his original area, he had activity throughout the day and even saw a Bigfoot near Miami Corporation ground around 8:30 in the morning. However, the distance and time constraints make it difficult for him to visit his original research area as often as he'd like. During his recent visit to the forest, Ben noticed some peculiar findings. He found a bone that he had previously placed in a specific position, but it had been moved. Additionally, there were pine cones arranged in a peculiar manner, which he couldn't explain. These occurrences have left him questioning whether humans or something else could be responsible for these strange arrangements. Despite his setbacks, Ben remains determined to continue his research. He plans to explore further into the timber, once he has more evidence and can obtain the necessary equipment, such as game cams and recorders, to document his findings. Ben is open to learning from others with more experience in the field and is eager to collaborate with fellow researchers to gain insight and guidance. If you have any information or reports of Bigfoot sightings in the surrounding areas of the Siuslaw National Forest, particularly near Otis, please share them with Ben and the Bigfoot community. You can watch Ben's video on the Northwest Sasquatch Studies and Research YouTube channel to gain a better understanding of his experiences and challenges. Together, we can contribute to the ongoing search for these fascinating and elusive creatures.