Bigfoot Researcher's Cautious Journey: Real Encounters & Unusual Signs

In a recent video posted on the YouTube channel algabigfootresearchgroup, a researcher shares their experience of exploring a shoreline in search of Bigfoot evidence. The researcher, who has been studying Bigfoot for over 15 years, explains that the low water levels have provided an opportunity to walk the shoreline and look for footprints. The researcher starts by mentioning the various theories surrounding Bigfoot, asking the question "what is Bigfoot - a myth, a legend, a hoax, or a real flesh and blood creature?" They also bring up the topic of reported sightings and Native American stories about Bigfoot, stating that they needed answers after their own sightings. As the researcher walks the shoreline, they find tracks from four-wheelers or side-by-sides, but no Bigfoot footprints. They mention that the ground will soon be too hard for any prints to be left due to the lack of rain. Despite not finding any footprints, the researcher remains hopeful and decides to sit and listen for any sounds that may indicate the presence of a Bigfoot. Throughout the video, the researcher shares their thoughts and observations about the possibility of Bigfoot in the area. They mention hearing noises in the woods, and how the sounds seem to coincide with vehicles passing by on the road. The researcher also shares their experience of smelling a "decomposing wet dog smell" which they believe is a classic sign of Bigfoot. Towards the end of the video, the researcher decides to leave the woods due to the smell and the proximity to houses. They encourage viewers to watch the video and share their thoughts on the possibility of Bigfoot in the area. In conclusion, this video is a great example of the ongoing research and exploration efforts surrounding Bigfoot. Whether you believe in Bigfoot or not, the video provides an interesting insight into the mind of a researcher and their experiences in the field.