Sasquatch Encounter: Podcast Host Shares Chilling Night Hike Experience

In a recent episode of the Sasquatch Outpost Podcast, host Jim Myers shared his exciting experience of "squatching" on horseback. Jim, along with his companion Daphne, took a family on a night hike in an area he hadn't visited in a couple of years. As they were hiking, Jim made a call, and to his surprise, he received a response. He made the call twice more and received two more responses, each with the same tone and pitch. Jim mentioned that it was unusual for him to get three responses in a row. He also shared that they saw glowing eyes through the trees, which were about 50-60 yards away from them. Jim emphasized that he never sets up any encounters and that what happens during the hikes is pure luck. He was excited for the family's sake that they had such an experience, and he encouraged them to consider it a gift. The podcast episode also mentioned the Sasquatch Con Idaho 2023, where attendees can witness the world premiere of enhanced Paul Freeman Bigfoot footage and hear from an all-star panel of Bigfoot experts. The conference will offer exclusive online bonuses, such as Bigfoot-themed wallpapers, a Bigfoot coloring book, an interactive Bigfoot quiz, and more. Jim's guest for the episode was Sherry Peterson, who he has known for over a decade. Sherry has been an active researcher and investigator in the Bigfoot community for many years. If you're interested in attending the Sasquatch Con Idaho 2023, you can find tickets on hangerpublishing.com. Jim also mentioned a two-day event in Montana, where attendees can take a tour of the Montana Vortex and meet and greet with experts on the first day, and hear from all the speakers on the second day. The Sunday event is still open for registration. Overall, the Sasquatch Outpost Podcast episode was an exciting account of a night hike that resulted in a possible Bigfoot encounter. The episode also highlighted upcoming events in the Bigfoot community that enthusiasts and researchers may find interesting.