Bigfoot Winter Strategies & Evasion Tactics: Expert Insights

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you're going to love this latest Q&A session from the YouTube channel BIGFOOT! / William Jevning. In this episode, host William Jevning and fellow researcher Forrest answer viewer questions about all things Sasquatch. One viewer, Danny from the Southern Sierras, asks about the best type of zoom for a digital camera when trying to capture images of Bigfoot. Jevning explains that an optical zoom is preferable to a digital zoom, as it provides better quality and doesn't pixelate the image as much. He also notes that Danny's second question, about Sasquatch moving to higher elevations in the winter, is a common observation among researchers. Jevning suggests that this could be due to the Sasquatch following game or simply preferring colder weather. Forrest adds to the discussion by pointing out that staying upwind of game animals is a strategic move for the Sasquatch, as it helps them avoid being detected. He also notes that animals, including Sasquatch, are likely more intelligent than we give them credit for, and are able to adapt to changes in their environment. Another viewer, Desmond, asks about stories of hunters needing to shoot at a Sasquatch due to threatening behavior. Jevning shares a story of a hunter who shot a Sasquatch in the shoulder, only to have it continue moving away from him. He notes that it's best to avoid shooting at a Sasquatch if possible, as it can lead to dangerous situations. Desmond also asks about the usefulness of fingerprints in identifying Sasquatch individuals. Jevning explains that while Sasquatch do leave "grubby prints," they are not useful for identification purposes due to the lack of a database for comparison. Overall, this Q&A session is a fascinating look into the world of Bigfoot research. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or just starting to learn about Sasquatch, there's something in this video for everyone. Be sure to check out the full video on the BIGFOOT! / William Jevning YouTube channel and keep an eye out for future Q&A sessions.