Bigfoot Researchers Unveil Track and Gait Insights - Stay Safe in the Wilderness

In a recent video from the YouTube channel BIGFOOT! / William Jevning, host William Jevning and special guest Forest discuss all things Bigfoot. From footprints to walking patterns and even home invasions, this episode covers a range of topics that are sure to intrigue any Bigfoot enthusiast. One viewer, Annie, asked about a previous episode where William discussed a photograph of Type 4 footprints sent to him by hunters. She wanted to know if the footprints were in line or staggered. William explains that the hunters didn't send pictures of them in line, only individual footprints. When asked about the possibility of Type 4 footprints being similar to Bigfoot tracks, William says that they do resemble them closely, but he doesn't have enough information to make a definitive conclusion. Another viewer asked about how Bigfoot walks and if they have two moving joints in their foot. Forest explains that primates, including Bigfoot, have more joints and pieces in their feet than humans do. The mid-tarsal break, which allows the foot to fold over like a hand, is particularly important for climbing. Forest also mentions that Bigfoot feet are much longer and heavier than human feet, and are designed for climbing rather than walking or running. When asked about the differences between the footprints and walking patterns of different Bigfoot types, Forest says that they all appear to walk the same way. However, he notes that younger Bigfoots, or juveniles, may walk with their toes out more than adults do. Towards the end of the video, William and Forest discuss the importance of being prepared when researching Bigfoot. William mentions that he used to carry a gun when he was researching, but hasn't done so for many years. Forest, on the other hand, prefers to use a 35 millimeter camera or his iPhone to document his findings. One particularly interesting story that Forest shares is about a time when a Bigfoot entered his house and threw cans of beans at him. Forest was asleep at the time and didn't see anything, but he woke up with a headache and a feeling like he had been knocked out. He still doesn't know exactly what happened, but the experience has stayed with him. Overall, this episode of BIGFOOT! / William Jevning is a fascinating look into the world of Bigfoot research. From footprints to home invasions, William and Forest cover a range of topics that are sure to intrigue any Bigfoot enthusiast. Be sure to check out the full video on YouTube and keep an eye out for future episodes.