Bigfoot Investigators Record Whooping Sounds and EMF Anomalies at Night Campout
Posted Wednesday, September 23, 2026
By Squatchable.com staff
The Monsters Unleashed crew recently set up camp at Land Between the Lakes for an overnight investigation, and night one turned into something straight out of a horror movie. For anyone unfamiliar, LBL is that massive stretch of wilderness straddling the Kentucky-Tennessee border, and it's been on the Sasquatch hotspot map for decades. The thick hardwood forests, the isolation, the miles of uninterrupted tree cover, it's exactly the kind of terrain where reports tend to cluster.
The action kicked off almost immediately after the generator was shut down for the night. Whooping erupted from behind their tent, across the road. Multiple calls, back and forth, the kind of vocalization pattern that researchers have documented for years in active areas. One of the team members was quick to shut down the owl theory, pointing out the bursts were too short and too rhythmic to be any kind of typical nocturnal bird. And honestly, that tracks. Owl calls have a very distinct cadence, and these didn't match.
Things got a little wild when a sizable snake, possibly a copperhead based on the description, decided to curl up right near camp. Flip-flops versus venomous snake is never a great combo, so that added a layer of chaos to an already tense night.
But the real highlight came when the crew set up an EMF detector in a chair, walked away, and watched it react on its own. At one point, the display shifted from red to white, and the shape on the screen appeared to change. Combined with the feeling that something was lurking just behind them, and one team member feeling the need to call on some divine protection before walking to grab a soda from a nearby table, the whole scene had that classic "something is watching" energy that investigators live for.
The crew also caught something moving quickly between trees that couldn't be identified, though they floated bat as a possibility. Given the circumstances, bat seems generous.
For the record, the five-person team, Cindy, Michael Junior, Trisha, Jen, and Monster Mike, verified on camera that no one else was present. That kind of transparency goes a long way when sorting through overnight footage.
LBL has a long history of strange encounters, vocalizations, and sightings, so an active night like this isn't shocking. What makes this one worth a look is the combination of audio evidence, the EMF behavior, and the genuine reactions from a crew that clearly wasn't expecting the intensity to ramp up that fast.
Definitely worth pulling up the full video to hear those whoops and see the EMF readings for yourself. Night two might be even wilder.