T-Mac and Crew's thrilling Bigfoot Investigation in Kyoga Valley

A recent video posted on YouTube by the channel T Mac has caught the attention of Bigfoot enthusiasts and researchers. The video, titled "Exploring Deep Lock 28 In Search of the Ohio Grassman Part 2," follows T-Mac and cameraman Jack as they explore the Kyoga Valley in search of evidence of the elusive creature known as the Ohio Grassman. The video starts off with T-Mac and Jack hearing some strange noises and finding a rock that was thrown at them. They are on a mission to find signs of wildlife, specifically predator activity, and are hoping to find evidence of the Grassman. As they continue their exploration, T-Mac hears what sounds like chatter coming from the woods and finds a path that seems to lead to where the noise is coming from. However, they don't find anything conclusive and continue on their journey. One interesting moment in the video is when T-Mac sees a thermal hit on his camera. He can't tell if it's an animal or an inanimate object, but it's clear that something is there. He tries to communicate with it by making a whooping noise, and the thermal signature moves in response. T Mac and Jack also come across a massive dog print on a trail, which they believe could be a sign of the Grassman. They speculate that the creature may be using a domestic dog as a decoy to throw off investigators. As they continue their exploration, T-Mac and Jack come across a quarry and decide to investigate. They find that the water in the quarry is at a higher temperature than the surrounding area, which could be a sign of geothermal activity. Overall, the video is an exciting exploration of the Kyoga Valley and a fascinating look at the search for the Ohio Grassman. While they don't find any definitive evidence of the creature, the strange noises, thermal hits, and massive dog print are intriguing signs that something unusual may be lurking in the area. If you're interested in Bigfoot sightings and investigations, this video is definitely worth a watch. T-Mac and Jack are experienced explorers, and their enthusiasm and curiosity make for an entertaining and informative video. Who knows, you may even spot something strange yourself!