Barb's Bigfoot Campout: Six Sightings and Psychic Interactions

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Grizzly Is On The Hunt, hosts Barb Hartman and Barb Shupe discuss their experiences with Sasquatch and the forest folk during a campout. The campout took place in Green Water Valley, where the group has been holding gatherings for nearly nine years. During the campout, the group had six sightings, with an additional two blurry figures that were too fast to identify. According to Barb Hartman, she usually sets up camp on Mondays and leaves it open for campers to arrive throughout the week. The group has developed a relationship with the forest folk over the years and considers their campouts a respectful interaction with these beings. Barb Shupe, who is known for her life-changing video of the cloaking, was also present at the campout. She has a unique ability to connect with Sasquatch and other forest beings. In the video, she shares her experiences with the group and how she has learned to communicate with them. One interesting topic that came up during the discussion was the idea of Sasquatch Clans. According to Barb Hartman, the Sasquatch in Green Water Valley have a close relationship with other forest beings, including what some might refer to as "dog men." These beings are said to hang out with the Sasquatch and have been seen on the group's property in the past. Another fascinating aspect of the video is the discussion of Sasquatch behavior and communication. The group has observed that Sasquatch can be sensitive to hormones and pheromones, and can smell fear. They also communicate through sounds such as whoops and grumbles, which can be heard during the campouts. Overall, the video from Grizzly Is On The Hunt provides a unique insight into the world of Sasquatch and forest beings. The experiences shared by Barb Hartman and Barb Shupe offer a glimpse into the complex and fascinating world of these elusive creatures. If you're interested in learning more about Sasquatch and their behavior, this video is definitely worth a watch.