Bigfoot Activity Patterns: Seasonal Movements and Disruptions

The video features a discussion between three Bigfoot researchers, William Jeffnick, Forest, and the host Tom, about Bigfoot activity during different times of the year. William shares his first encounter with Bigfoot during winter, while Forest talks about his observations of Bigfoot activity in his area, which seems to be more frequent during late September to February. Tom shares his experience of following a Bigfoot group's movement in southern Washington, which moved in a clockwise fashion around a 3300 square mile region every 15 days. The group seemed to be disrupted by a PhD in the area, but they still come back to the same area. The researchers also discuss the possible factors that may affect Bigfoot activity, such as food and water resources.