Bigfoot Encounter in Michigan: Protective Alpha Male and Juvenile Behavior

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Grizzly Is On The Hunt, hosts Grizzly and Val discuss their latest findings in the world of Bigfoot research. The video, titled "Rolling The Bones and Rattling The Cage! With Grizzly and Val!" features a conversation with guest Old Bear Dan, a seasoned Bigfoot researcher. One particularly interesting topic that comes up during the conversation is the behavior of juvenile Bigfoots. Val explains that a lot of trouble and angst comes from these young Sasquatch, and he compares them to juvenile delinquents. Old Bear Dan agrees, stating that the behavior of these juveniles is often a source of conflict within the Bigfoot community. Old Bear Dan goes on to share a story from Michigan, where an individual has been experiencing issues with a seven-foot Bigfoot tearing up trees and making a nuisance of itself. After the homeowner confronted the Sasquatch, a larger, alpha male Sasquatch appeared and told the juvenile to leave the property. This, Old Bear Dan explains, is a common occurrence in the Bigfoot world. The alpha male will intervene if a juvenile is causing trouble, but if humans confront the juvenile in a non-threatening way, the alpha male is less likely to get involved. As a curator of this video, I found it fascinating to learn more about the behavior of juvenile Bigfoots. It's easy to forget that these creatures have their own social structures and dynamics, just like humans. In addition to the Bigfoot discussion, the video also touches on the use of trail cameras for monitoring wildlife. Old Bear Dan explains the difference between infrared and non-infrared cameras, and how they can be used to capture images of Bigfoot. This is a great reminder for Bigfoot researchers and enthusiasts to consider using trail cameras as a tool for their investigations. To sum up, the "Rolling The Bones and Rattling The Cage! With Grizzly and Val!" video is a must-watch for anyone interested in Bigfoot research. The conversation between Grizzly, Val, and Old Bear Dan is informative and engaging, and the stories they share offer a unique insight into the world of Sasquatch. Be sure to check out the video and let us know your thoughts in the comments!