Bigfoot Odyssey: Unearthing Clues in North Georgia with Sawdust Beast & Beast of the Woods

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Bigfoot Odyssey, hosts Mark and Larry from Sawdust Beast and Beast of the Woods share their experiences from a six-day camping trip in North Georgia. The pair were invited by the Sisters of the Moon research team to investigate an area known for Bigfoot sightings and activity. Upon arrival, the group discovered that they had timed their trip with a black bear hunt, making the woods filled with hunters and their dogs. This unexpected development made it difficult for the team to conduct their investigation as they had planned. Despite the challenges, Mark and Larry were able to test out some new equipment, including a thermal camera. They were fortunate to have two thermals in their vehicle, allowing them to scan both sides of the road while driving. The team also had the opportunity to explore a closed-off road, thanks to the generosity of fellow researchers Scott and Sheila Granger who shared their knowledge of the area. The area they investigated had perfect habitat for Bigfoot, with ridges and ravines creating a secluded environment. However, the bear hunters and their dogs may have caused other animals, including Bigfoot, to retreat deeper into the forest. Mark and Larry were impressed with the camp cooking skills of Spencer Jameson, who prepared smothered pork chops, steaks, and a lasagna-type dish. Spencer not only cooked the meals but also served the plates to the team, allowing them to rest and recharge. Although the team didn't have much success in capturing audio or thermal evidence, they were able to explore a new area and gain valuable insights into the behavior of Bigfoot in response to human activity. The video is a great reminder of the challenges and rewards of Bigfoot research and the importance of collaboration and knowledge-sharing within the community. Be sure to check out the full video on Bigfoot Odyssey's YouTube channel.