Ben Northwest's Return to State Forest: Calling Out to Bigfoot

A new video has been making the rounds in the Bigfoot community, posted by the YouTube channel Northwest Sasquatch Studies and Research. In the video, titled "Tillamook State Forest Bigfoot print finds part 1," the channel's owner, Ben, shares his experiences and findings from a recent trip to the Tillamook State Forest. Ben starts off by sharing that this may be his last time in the area, as he and his family are planning to move back towards LC City Pool County. He then goes on to describe a "weird encounter" he had in the same area, where he believes there may have been two or even three Bigfoots present. As he explores the forest, Ben shares that he has been getting more activity when he does "whoop" calls, as opposed to wood knocks. He explains that he tries to mimic the specific whoop calls that his girlfriend and her father described hearing in the past. As he does this, he captures what sounds like a rock clack in the video, which he believes may be the beginning of a Bigfoot response. Throughout the video, Ben remains respectful and open-minded about the possibility of Bigfoot's existence. He shares his experiences and findings in a way that is both informative and engaging, making it a must-watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast. I encourage all of our readers to check out the video for themselves and see what they think. Whoop calls are a fascinating aspect of Bigfoot communication, and it's always exciting to see new footage and firsthand accounts of possible Bigfoot activity. Excitement level: 7/10. It's always interesting to hear about new Bigfoot sightings and experiences, and Ben's video provides a unique and engaging look into his own personal encounters in the Tillamook State Forest.