Ben's Bigfooting Experience: Observations, Wood Knocks, and Future Plans

A researcher from the YouTube channel Northwest Sasquatch Studies and Research recently shared their nighttime sasquatch research experience in a video. The video, titled "Night time sasquatch research," offers a glimpse into the research methods and observations of the channel's host, Ben. Ben and his girlfriend Katie visited a location where they had previously heard wood knocks, a sound often associated with sasquatch activity. Ben explains that the area has an increased chance of sasquatch sightings due to the ripening berries, which attract a variety of wildlife. Throughout the video, Ben shares his thoughts on the environment and the potential for sasquatch activity. He notes the quietness of the area, the echoing sounds, and the difference in smells and greenery compared to other locations. Ben also discusses his previous experiences with wood knocks and their connection to sasquatch activity. Towards the end of the video, Ben shares his thoughts on the importance of collaboration and communication among sasquatch researchers to avoid cross-contamination of research areas. He encourages other researchers to reach out to him for collaboration and discussion of evidence and experiences. The video provides valuable insights into the methods and observations of a sasquatch researcher in the field. It highlights the importance of paying attention to the environment and previous experiences when conducting research. Additionally, Ben's emphasis on collaboration and communication among researchers reinforces the idea that the sasquatch community can benefit from working together to gather and share evidence and experiences. If you're interested in sasquatch research and want to learn more about the methods and experiences of researchers in the field, be sure to check out the Northwest Sasquatch Studies and Research YouTube channel and watch the full video.