BFRO Investigator's Chilling Bigfoot Encounters: Colorado to Virginia

A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon an intriguing video from the YouTube channel Grizzly Is On The Hunt, featuring an interview with Bigfoot researcher Rick Rales. As a dedicated Bigfoot enthusiast and curator for Squatchable, I was immediately captivated by Rick's personal experiences and insights. Rick Rales, a BFRO investigator, has been researching Bigfoot since 2010, driven by his own sighting of a reddish-brown, bipedal creature that crossed the road in front of him. Since then, he has had several Class A encounters, each one deepening his connection to the mystery. During the interview, Rick shared three of his most memorable sightings. In 2010, he and a companion witnessed a reddish-brown Bigfoot crossing the road in front of their vehicle. In 2016, while on a BFRO expedition in Colorado, Rick and another researcher saw a 6.5-foot-tall, dark black Bigfoot standing on a trail, sizing them up before disappearing into the woods. In 2018, Rick was part of an East Coast Expedition group in Virginia when he and three others saw an enormous, eight and a half foot tall Bigfoot sprinting across a ravine at lightning speed. Rick also spoke about a peculiar experience in North Georgia, where he saw a spider-like creature crawling belly-first across a trail. While he couldn't definitively say it was a Bigfoot, the timing and location of the sighting suggest a connection to the elusive creature. Another fascinating aspect of Rick's research involves stick structures and gifting spots. He has observed that these sites often elicit vocal responses, such as whoops and knocks, from the Bigfoots. In one instance, Rick and his wife discovered a 4-foot-tall, black, bipedal creature on a trail in Wisconsin. It phased in and out of their view, leaving them both puzzled and intrigued. Rick's stories offer a captivating glimpse into the world of Bigfoot research. I highly recommend watching the interview and exploring more of Grizzly Is On The Hunt's content for fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts. Happy Squatching!