Bigfoot Documentaries: Encounters, Controversies, and Learning Together

If you're a newcomer to the world of Bigfoot research, you might be wondering where to start. There's a lot of information out there, and not all of it is reliable. That's why I was so excited to come across a video from the YouTube channel Squatchin' Holler, where the host shares their recommendations for the best Bigfoot documentaries and videos to watch, especially for those just starting out. The host, who goes by Roger, is a Bigfoot researcher himself, and he has a lot of experience watching and analyzing Bigfoot footage. He emphasizes the importance of being able to distinguish between real and hoaxed videos, as there are unfortunately many fake Bigfoot sightings out there. However, he also encourages viewers to keep an open mind and not be too quick to dismiss something as a hoax without doing their own research. One video that Roger highly recommends is a Russian documentary that he saw several years ago. Although he hasn't been able to find it again yet, he remembers that it had some of the best Bigfoot footage he's ever seen, including video of a Bigfoot stepping off into the woods. He also mentions a British Columbia Bigfoot video that he thinks might be the one with Thunker, showing a Bigfoot stepping off. Roger also talks about the importance of being critical when watching Bigfoot videos and not just believing everything you see. He mentions a few videos that he thinks are definitely hoaxes, such as the Colorado video with the straight calf leg, which he immediately knew was fake because of the way the hair flowed. He encourages viewers to do their own research and not just believe what they hear from others. One thing that I found particularly interesting in the video is when Roger talks about how new Bigfoot researchers can get started. He suggests starting by reading books and watching documentaries to learn as much as possible about the subject. He also encourages people to get out in the field and try to find their own evidence, whether it's tracks, hair samples, or even a sighting. Overall, I found this video to be a great resource for anyone interested in Bigfoot research. It's clear that Roger is passionate about the subject and has a lot of knowledge to share. I would rate my