Woodland Adventure: Bear Sighting and Bigfoot Encounter

In a recent video from TCC Research, a researcher takes us on a journey through the woods as they explore and search for evidence of Bigfoot. The video, titled "Research & Exploring Trip | 7/20/23," gives us a glimpse into the daily life of a Bigfoot researcher. The researcher begins by setting up a game camera in a gifting area, hoping to capture any activity. They mention the humidity and overcast sky, noting that it's darker in the woods than it appears on camera. As they explore, they express their dislike for wearing hats, but do so to protect against ticks and bugs. They also mention that many Bigfoot researchers use hats as a trademark, but they prefer a simple ball cap. As the researcher scouts for tracks, they come across a bear and capture the encounter on camera. They note that bears will often take off when they catch a glimpse of a person, and speculate that a Bigfoot would do the same. They also discuss the difference in behavior between black bears and grizzlies, and offer advice on what to do if encountered. Throughout the video, the researcher shares their knowledge and experience in a conversational and relatable way. They mention the importance of making noise to scare off black bears, and the need to lay down and cover up if attacked by a grizzly. They also share their thoughts on the intelligence of Bigfoot, speculating that they would use their opposable thumbs to grasp and hold objects in a fight. Towards the end of the video, the researcher mentions the possibility of visiting another location if the rain lets up. They also express their excitement about finding ginseng, and the need to make more noise to avoid surprising any bears. Overall, the video from TCC Research offers a fascinating look into the world of Bigfoot research. The researcher's knowledge and experience shine through, making for an engaging and informative watch. Be sure to check out the video for yourself and see what other discoveries were made on this research trip.