Bigfoot Sighting at Sasquatch Outpost: Horses' Braided Mannes Baffle Owners

In a recent episode of the Sasquatch Outpost Podcast, hosts Jill and John shared some fascinating stories from their property in Colorado. If you're not already familiar with the Sasquatch Outpost Podcast, it's a show dedicated to all things Sasquatch, where the hosts share their own experiences and invite guests to share theirs. During the episode, Jill shared an encounter that occurred on their property during a rainy night. Her son, John, spotted a large black figure moving across the field where the horses were kept. The figure then stepped over the fence and disappeared. Jill later discovered that one of their horses, Tonto, had a perfectly braided main. The braid was so intricate that Jill couldn't believe it was just windblown hair. The hosts believe that the Sasquatch may have braided Tonto's hair as a way of communicating or interacting with the horse. This is not the first time that a Sasquatch has been spotted on the property, and the hosts believe that they have a friendly relationship with the creatures. In addition to sharing their own experiences, the hosts also discussed upcoming events and expeditions. They mentioned that their night hikes, camping trips, and horseback riding expeditions are popular and fill up quickly. They also mentioned that they have a cave talk event coming up, where they discuss the latest Sasquatch sightings and research. The hosts also discussed a picture that John took of what appears to be a Sasquatch peeking around the corner of a shed on their property. The picture shows the creature's eyes and mouth, and the hosts believe that it was captured on one of their motion-sensor cameras. Overall, the episode was filled with fascinating stories and information about Sasquatch sightings and interactions. If you're a Bigfoot believer or just curious about the phenomenon, the Sasquatch Outpost Podcast is definitely worth checking out. You can find it on the Untold Radio Network YouTube channel, and be sure to subscribe to stay up-to-date on the latest Sasquatch sightings and research.