Bigfoot Encounter in Turkey Canyon: A Firsthand Account

Recently, I came across an interesting video on YouTube from the channel Breaking Bigfoot. In the video, titled "A BIGFOOT stomp'n good time!", the uploader shares their experience of encountering Bigfoot in Turkey Canyon. The video starts with the uploader expressing their gratitude for being able to visit the area. They mention that they had not been to Turkey Canyon for over six months and were excited to see the changes in the area. The uploader notes that they like to change their research locations and not visit the same area repeatedly to avoid stressing out the Bigfoot individuals and to easily notice any changes. During their visit, the uploader did a tree knock and received an immediate response. They heard rapid succession of knocks, which they found exciting. After noticing that the response had stopped, they continued to move around, making sure not to appear upset or disturbed by the encounter. The uploader shares their observations of the area, noting that there was lightning, thunder, and whistling the last time they visited. They also mention that they like to bring fruits like apples and bananas as offerings to show their appreciation, but not on a schedule, to avoid the Bigfoot individuals becoming accustomed to receiving these offerings. Towards the end of the video, the uploader shares their recent experience at a Bigfoot festival where they were a presenter. They mention meeting other like-minded individuals and learning from their experiences. Overall, the video is an interesting first-hand account of a Bigfoot encounter. It's always exciting to hear about other researchers' experiences and observations. If you're interested in watching the video, you can find it on the Breaking Bigfoot YouTube channel.