Washington Brothers' Chilling Bigfoot Encounters & Rock Knock Signals

Recently, I came across an interesting video on YouTube from the channel Squatch America, titled "Squatch'n with Scot and Scott." The video features two brothers, Scot and Spike, sharing their experiences and encounters with Bigfoot. In the video, Scot recounts his first Bigfoot encounter, which occurred in 1982 while he was elk hunting. He describes how a Sasquatch screamed at him and his group for 40 minutes after they lit a fire. The following year, Scot had another encounter when he met Grover Krantz and a group of University of Washington researchers who were studying Bigfoot tracks. Spike, on the other hand, got into Bigfoot research through his brother's experiences and hunting background. He has also had several encounters with Bigfoot throughout his life. During their recent trip to Leavenworth, the brothers had a rock thrown at them, which they believe was a warning from Bigfoot. They also found a spot where sticks were woven together across a trail to block the road, which they think is a behavior exhibited by Sasquatch. The video also discusses the use of trail cameras to capture evidence of Bigfoot. Scot, who is the "Science Guy," explains how they set up rocks and stumps with trail cameras, but have found that sometimes the cameras do not capture any footage, even when motion sensors are triggered. Overall, the video is a fascinating account of two brothers' experiences and encounters with Bigfoot. It's definitely worth a watch for anyone interested in the subject.