Night Hike in Wawayanda: Searching for Bigfoot Encounters and Tracks

In a recent video posted on the YouTube channel Sussex County Bigfoot, Mike and his team embark on a Bigfoot research expedition in Wawayanda State Park, New Jersey. The team is in the shadow of "Big Red Eye," a location known for a witness encounter 30 years ago. Mike explains that they will be hiking up to the top of a gas line cut, which he believes Bigfoot uses as a right of way due to the abundance of food sources along it. He also shares that if you overlay a bear population map onto a Bigfoot sighting map, they are almost identical, suggesting that Bigfoot may eat similar things to bears. According to the National Park Service, bears primarily consume grasses, forbs, and berries, making up 70-80% of their diet. As the team hikes, they discuss the importance of looking for Bigfoot tracks, especially after it rained the day before. The remnants of Hurricane Nicole also came through the area, which should make for great tracking conditions. While on the gas line cut, Mike shares a story from the previous year when he heard a tree crash while he was up there. He believes someone may have snagged a trail camera, but it wasn't hidden well enough. The team then does a series of Bigfoot calls, starting with a Bard call, followed by a whoop and a howl. They hope to get a response, but none comes. However, they encourage viewers to watch the video and listen for any potential replies they may have missed. Towards the end of the video, Lindsay, a new member of the team, asks Mike if he thinks Bigfoot is cute. Mike admits that he does, which may come as a surprise to some. While Bigfoot is often portrayed as a fearsome creature, many people, like Mike, find them fascinating and even endearing. To sum up, the Sussex County Bigfoot team's expedition in Wawayanda State Park offers valuable insights into Bigfoot research and behavior. The video also highlights the importance of tracking and calling in hopes of making contact with these elusive creatures. So, grab your gear, head out into the woods, and see what you can discover. Who knows, you may just have your own Bigfoot encounter.