Camper's Chilling Sasquatch Encounters in British Columbia's Wilderness

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you'll want to check out this video from the YouTube channel RenaissanceMan. The video is titled "Todd Standing Bigfoot Expeditions | Steve Isdahl | Sasquatch Camping Squamish," and it's all about a camping trip in Sasquatch country. The video's host, Steve Isdahl, takes us along on his camping trip in British Columbia, just outside of Squamish. He talks about his Sasquatch country camping trips, which he offers to those interested in a unique outdoor experience. Steve mentions that his prices are much lower than those of Todd Standing, another Bigfoot expedition leader, and that his trips are more like "glamping" than traditional camping. As Steve sets up camp, he talks about the voices he heard the night before. He heard what sounded like a person saying the word "yep," and he saw shadows moving in the trees across the river. Steve isn't afraid, though – he's used to these kinds of occurrences in Sasquatch country. Steve also talks about the fishermen he's met on his trip. He mentions that sports fishing is allowed in the area, but keeping the fish is not. This leads to a conversation about the ethics of catch-and-release fishing, which Steve finds problematic. As Steve cooks up some deer meat and liver, he talks about the possibility of Sasquatch being in the area, taking advantage of the steelhead run. He also mentions a reward for catching a tagged fish, but notes that only three tags are issued per year. Towards the end of the video, Steve shows us the tent that campers will be staying in. It's equipped with a queen-sized air mattress, hides, fresh blankets, and Sasquatch-themed pillowcases and travel mugs. Steve notes that the 7-day trip costs $1,500 for subscribers and $2,000 for non-subscribers. Overall, this video is a fascinating look into the world of Bigfoot expeditions and camping trips. Steve's enthusiasm and knowledge of the subject make for an engaging and informative watch. Whether you're a seasoned Bigfoot researcher or just a curious observer, this video is definitely worth checking out.