Hudson Valley Bigfoot Sightings: Share Your Encounter Now

Bigfoot enthusiasts, get ready for a roundup of the latest news and sightings from the world of Sasquatch! In this first episode of The Bigfoot News, hosts Stephen and Chris bring us up to speed on some fascinating stories from New York, Michigan, and Washington. Starting off in the Hudson Valley, Bigfoot researchers recently held a talk in Red Hook, New York. The discussion emphasized that just because something hasn't been seen by everyone, it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. With numerous mysteries remaining unexplained, Bigfoot is an exception to the rule. The area has a rich history of Sasquatch sightings, with the first recorded one dating back to 1962. One notable encounter involved a "turkey monster" that terrorized a Maybrook, New York turkey farm in the 1960s. Another intriguing sighting occurred in 1976, when a man and four children saw a gorilla-like creature watching them through a window of an abandoned house in Blooming Grove. Fast forward to 2011, and Summers, New York saw three Class A sightings within a year, reported by both fishermen and law enforcement officers. The episode also touches on a nuclear Lake in New York, where a family of campers reported seeing a family of Bigfoots passing by their tents in July 2007. This story is particularly interesting due to its proximity to the Indian Point nuclear reactor. Throughout the episode, the hosts share their thoughts on each story, providing their unique perspectives and insights. As a curator watching these videos, I'm always excited to see what new information and sightings will be discussed. I encourage you to watch the full episode to learn more about these fascinating stories. Happy Squatching!