Exploring Bigfoot Adventures in Bailey, CO with Alan McGargel

In a recent episode of the Sasquatch Outpost podcast from the Untold Radio Network, hosts Jim Myers and Alan McGargel delve into the world of Bigfoot research and paranormal experiences. The episode features Alan, a filmmaker, Bigfoot researcher, and paranormal investigator, as he shares his experiences and insights in the field. One interesting topic that comes up in the episode is the use of technology in Bigfoot research. Alan mentions the use of thermal imagers, which have been used to spot Sasquatch in the past. However, he notes that not all thermal imagers are built to record, which can be a disappointment for researchers hoping to capture evidence of their sightings. In addition to discussing Bigfoot research, the episode also touches on the topic of the Erickson project, a habituation project in rural Kentucky that took place in the mid-2000s. The project involved a family of Sasquatch that frequented a particular property, and while the quality of the pre-recorded interview with Adrian Erickson may not be the best, it promises to be a fascinating listen for those interested in Bigfoot research. Another interesting bit from the episode is the use of Super Chats and stickers on YouTube to support the Untold Radio Network and its family of shows. This allows viewers to ask questions and get real-time responses from knowledgeable hosts and guests, while also helping to keep the network's shows running strong. Overall, the episode is a great listen for anyone interested in Bigfoot research and the paranormal. The hosts and guest provide valuable insights and experiences, and the episode is sure to leave listeners wanting more. Be sure to check out the full episode on the Untold Radio Network's YouTube channel.