Venzigos Crew Returns to Angelina National Forest for Bigfoot Hunt

The crew over at Vans and Ghosts is back in action, and they've got some big changes to share. After a bit of a hiatus, Dustin Benz and the team are returning to the field to continue their Bigfoot investigation series, "Eyes in the Dark." But this time around, there's a new face joining the adventure, and he's bringing some serious upgrades to the table. The new team member, whose identity is being kept under wraps for now (you'll have to watch the video to catch his reveal), comes equipped with an RV, plenty of experience, and a genuine passion for the paranormal and Bigfoot research. According to Dustin, this guy brings the same interests and energy that the crew is known for over on their channel. Having someone with their own RV is a game-changer for these long expeditions into the forest, especially when you're dealing with the kind of remote locations where Sasquatch sightings tend to pop up. The location for this latest outing is Boykin Springs campsite, deep in the Angelina National Forest of East Texas. This area has a long history with Bigfoot reports, and the Angelina National Forest in general has been a hotspot for Sasquatch sightings for decades. The dense piney woods, thick underbrush, and remote waterways create the perfect kind of environment where a large, elusive creature could remain hidden from casual observers. Many researchers consider East Texas one of the more active regions in the country for credible sightings, with witnesses reporting everything from strange vocalizations to tree structures and unusual ground disturbances. The crew mentions this is a location they've been to "hundreds of times" already, which speaks to their dedication. The four-mile hike in and four-mile hike back out is no joke, and they're planning to conserve battery by turning the camera on and off during the trek. Smart move when you're trying to capture whatever might be lurking in those woods after dark. There's also a fun moment with a park ranger checking on their campsite setup, dealing with the RV spot situation, and confirming there's no burn ban in effect. The crew is planning to have a campfire later that evening, which is always a great way to stay alert and watch the tree line for any unusual activity. Campfires have long been part of Sasquatch investigation methodology, partly because they extend your visibility into the darkness and partly because some researchers believe Sasquatch are naturally curious about fire and may approach campsites to observe. One notable absence from this trip is Dan, who originally turned the crew onto this particular location. He'll be joining them on future expeditions to continue the work. The current crew consists of Dustin, Julie, Mikey, and the mystery new guy. The video itself is more of an introductory vlog setting up the expedition rather than containing any actual Bigfoot footage, but it's worth watching to get the full context of who's joining the team and what their plans are for the Eyes in the Dark series. The crew seems energized and ready to get back to documenting whatever might be out there in those East Texas woods. For anyone interested in following along with their ongoing investigations, the Vans and Ghosts channel is where it's at. The Eyes in the Dark series has been building momentum, and with new equipment and a fresh team member in the mix, things are only going to get more interesting from here.