Friends Claim Bigfoot Sighting on Day 12 of Sasquatch Hunt

A recent upload from the YouTube channel Jimothy has caught the attention of anyone following Sasquatch investigations in the Pacific Northwest. The footage documents Day 12 of what appears to be an ongoing expedition, and things get interesting when the group claims a visual encounter with a Sasquatch while taking in a scenic view. Here's where it gets frustrating—and fascinating. The camera malfunctioned at the exact moment they spotted the creature. However, a voice memo on a phone managed to capture audio during the encounter. The clip comes with a "viewer discretion is advised" warning, which immediately raises eyebrows. What made it into that audio? A yawn, someone saying "You're beautiful," and a voice calling out "Elijah" with the ominous addition of "the bear is coming." That last bit is particularly intriguing to anyone familiar with Sasquatch research, where bear encounters and Sasquatch sightings have long been intertwined in the literature. Many researchers have noted that Sasquatch are often initially mistaken for bears, and some have even suggested a possible connection or overlap in reported behaviors. The rest of the video shifts into more casual vlog territory—dinner at a pub in Washington where someone recognized Elijah from his UMass sweatshirt, Chef Eli making quesadillas to compete with Bert's burgers from the previous day, and the group celebrating finally getting internet to work (on Eli's phone, naturally). There's also a genuinely odd moment when James describes having a dream about calling his mom while on the trip, then actually calling her 20 minutes later. Whether that's coincidence or something more, it's the kind of detail that adds to the atmosphere of these expeditions. What makes this video worth watching isn't just the claimed sighting—it's the audio capture. In a field where visual evidence remains elusive, any audio documentation is significant. The Pacific Northwest has long been considered prime Sasquatch territory, with countless reports coming out of Washington state specifically. The dense forests, remote wilderness areas, and rugged terrain provide ideal habitat according to researchers, and sightings have been reported in the region for decades. The camera malfunction is a gut-punch for anyone hoping for clear footage, but the group's firsthand account combined with whatever was captured on that voice memo makes this a compelling watch. Check out the full video on the Jimothy channel to hear the audio for yourself and see what you think.