Smalltown Monsters Share Stories from Florida Sasquatch Factor Filming

The Small Town Monsters crew dropped a live stream recently that's packed with updates for anyone following their work in the Sasquatch and high-strangeness space. If you haven't seen it yet, it's definitely worth carving out some time to watch. One of the biggest announcements was about their upcoming book, "Sasquatch Variable," being released through Smalltown Monsters Publishing. Pre-orders are open now on their website shop, with a Kindle version also heading to Amazon for the digital readers out there. For those who still love physical copies, smalltownmonsters.com/shop is the place to snag one early. Books like this from researchers who are actually out in the field tend to offer perspectives you won't find in mainstream coverage, so this one's worth keeping an eye on. The Sasquatch Factor series is officially back, with the first episode already available and more on the way. The crew just wrapped filming in Central Florida for upcoming installments, and by the sounds of it, they weren't lounging by the pool. They were deep in the swamp, battling that legendary Florida humidity. One of the team members, Seth, apparently leaped out of the airboat into the swamp at one point, fully committing to the experience. That kind of dedication to fieldwork is exactly what makes these investigations feel authentic. During the Florida shoot, they sat down with a BFRO investigator for an interview. For anyone unfamiliar, the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization has been one of the most established networks of researchers out there for decades, so any collaboration with them is always noteworthy. The identity of this investigator is being kept under wraps for now, but the photos from the interview suggest some compelling content ahead. They also stopped by Spook Hill in Lake Wales, Florida, one of those famous gravity hills where cars supposedly roll uphill on their own. The crew tested it out, followed the instructions to the letter, and... well, Aaron wasn't shy about sharing his verdict that it's a scam. But the legend behind it is genuinely fascinating, involving a Native American warrior battling a giant alligator to protect the land. Folklore like that often ties into the deeper cultural history of these mysterious locations. Beyond the Sasquatch content, they mentioned a new episode of Mountain State Monsters featuring some dramatic encounters, plus the latest installment of Little DeLay on the Trail of UFOs. That series is covering the Disclosure Era and America's mass UFO sightings, including the Phoenix Lights and the Chicago O'Hare Airport incident, both of which remain two of the most compelling mass sighting events in modern UFO history. There's also a new episode of SAS Quest out now, directed by their friend Jason Hwlet. This is the penultimate episode of season one, so fans definitely won't want to miss it before the finale drops. Overall, it's a solid roundup from a channel that consistently puts out quality content for the Sasquatch research community. The full stream is worth checking out for all the details and behind-the-scenes stories from the Florida trip.