Uncovering Bigfoot Behavior: Two-Time Witness William Jevning's Shocking Encounter

The video features a firsthand account of a Bigfoot sighting by William Jevning, a two-time witness and field researcher with over 40 years of experience. While tracking a catskinner, Jevning stumbled upon a group of Bigfoots, including a male, a female, and a baby, engaged in foraging behavior. He observed them picking up and smelling rocks, digging up boulders to uncover rodents, and eating the rodents whole, skin and all. Jevning also described their physical characteristics, including their catkin-like faces, broad shoulders, and stooped posture. He noted that the male was significantly larger and heavier than the female and that the baby was much smaller. The video provides a detailed and captivating account of a Bigfoot encounter, offering insights into their behavior and appearance.