Hunter's Wild Encounter: Could This Be the Missing McIntyre and Bigfoot?

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Cryptids of the Corn, the hosts delve into the topic of violent and deadly encounters with Bigfoot. The video, titled "Killer Bigfoot: Not Your Friendly Forest Giant", explores the idea that Bigfoot can be more than just a friendly forest giant. The hosts discuss the concept of the "Flesh and Blood Bigfoot" and the fears and actions that these creatures may exhibit. They mention the movie "Tenacious D and The Pick of Destiny" and the scene where the character calls Bigfoot "Papa SASS" while hallucinating. The video also brings up an incident from December 1885 in the Wilds of Oregon, where a wild man was allegedly encountered in the mountains above Lebanon. The staff of the Carson City Nevada morning appeal reported that the man, who was supposedly the long lost John McIntyre or McCarty, had grown his hair as an animal and was completely wild. It's good to note that the term "animal" or "beast" is not used in the video to describe Bigfoot, as it is considered disrespectful to the creature and its community. The hosts also mention that the Bigfoot community often goes either all violent or all friendly, and that Bigfoot is an umbrella term for several different phenomena occurring in the world. They emphasize that the creature is not always a friendly forest giant and can be a wild animal capable of turning on humans in a matter of seconds. The video is a fascinating exploration of the darker side of Bigfoot and is definitely worth a watch for those interested in the subject. The hosts present the information in a casual and conversational style, making it easy to follow along and understand. I encourage readers to check out the video for themselves and form their own opinions on the topic. It's always interesting to hear different perspectives and this video definitely provides a unique take on Bigfoot. Excitement level: 6 I am always intrigued by new and different perspectives on the creature. This video offers a fresh take on the topic and is definitely worth a watch. The hosts present the information in an engaging and easy-to-understand way, making it a great resource for both newcomers and experienced Bigfoot enthusiasts.