Bigfoot Expedition Reveals Exciting Evidence and Encounters

A recent video posted on YouTube by the channel Sasquatch And The Wild has caught the attention of the Bigfoot community. In the video, titled "The Story Of Junior, Part 3: Eye Shine videos Shown," the channel's owner, Patrick, shares his experiences while camping in an undisclosed location. Patrick and his friends set up camp and decided to leave food offerings for any Sasquatch that might be in the area. They left a log with nuts and cranberries in a groove, and cookies on either side. Patrick also put out six cookies on the ground. Mike, one of Patrick's friends, placed strawberries on a fallen tree with a woven bow-like structure. As they were walking back to their campsite, Mike yelled out, "Oh yummy yummy food food," and the entire right side of the hill came alive with the sound of what Patrick described as elephants running down the hill. They could hear leaves blowing out and debris, and Patrick decided to stop and listen. Mike came back and told Patrick to let the Sasquatch eat in peace. Later that night, Patrick broke out his night vision camera and started filming. He noticed that Sasquatch seemed to be attracted to the IR light on his camera. He captured some interesting eye shine shots and one clip that he couldn't figure out what it was. It looked like a tree with something that went "whoop" and turned its head. Patrick also captured a series of lights, including what he thought could be a Sasquatch or a car with a tiny little pin light next to it, which he believed could be a junior Sasquatch's eye glowing faintly. The estimated height of the individual was about 10 feet tall based on the elevation. This video is a must-watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast. The experiences that Patrick and his friends had while camping are fascinating, and the eye shine shots and the series of lights that Patrick captured on his night vision camera are intriguing. It's always exciting to see new footage and hear about other people's experiences with Sasquatch. So, head over to YouTube and check out the video for yourself!