European Goes BIG FOOT Hunting with American Experts

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This week, I venture into the woods of Oregon with a group of strangers to look for a creature that many claim is pure fiction... the elusive Sasquatch, also known as Big Foot.
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[@KevinFarleyWV]

To be honest, it was a very fun video. Whether or not there is or isn't a Sasquatch is irrelevant. It's simply fun to live as if there is still some mystery and magic in the world and go playing in it. I envy the logging of your travels and time out in the forest alone.

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

I live in the Pacific Northwest. Big Foot is a big abiding joke that we love to play with. A few poor souls have become quite delusional about insisting they are real, however.

[@russday1400]

,I had an experience on the Yaak river in n.w. Montana. I heard, what could have been a big foot. It was very loud and didn't sound friendly. But, that is not empirical proof. It is easy to take an experience like that and put any kind of twist on it. It would be a shame that all the people that swear they have close encounters with them, are delusional. Or liars. There is truth and we should allof us temper our judgments. In science, there is a hypothesis, and fact is theory. What man can think man will. Pursue.

[@richardmoorer2668]

They're Definitely Real

[@toddglover2054]

@@richardmoorer2668 definitely delusional

[@shannonjohnson2530]

Well I saw one so real

[@RyanMWilliams]

Fruit Loops, Rodeos and Sasquatch.. glad Eva is indulging herself and not taking things too seriously.

[@rddyck]

I would exclude rodeos from that list.

[@A8vscRrabbit]

Im a rancher. Rodeos are awesome.

[@RadioMan666]

Tom was wrong when he said a bullet couldn’t penetrate a Sasquatch because of the density of their bodies. Their flesh is dense, but if prepared properly is quite good..just like chicken. 😂

[@markmitchell457]

My dad and uncle used to take the kids on "snipe hunts" in the 1960s. Same concept, go camping, get scared, tell stories. Great times. I never did see a snipe 😜

[@The_Osprey]

Her character is of a higher caliber than yours.

[@dananorris6242]

Eva is a very professional vlogger/ journalist, open, respectful, factual. Letting others come to their own conclusions without being judgmental. Nice job and fun video!

[@ZeroDarko]

right

[@Mrbfgray]

Few yrs ago up in Central Western Washington state, around 1am, heard what sounded like a severe 'argument', nearly a fight between maybe 4 to 6 individuals a long way off. Went on for some 20 minutes. IDK if it was a prank, someone blasting a recording, or anything else but I don't think humans could have made those noises, hard to describe but indeed only resembled a few recordings I've heard. Certainly no known to me animals sound anything like that. Highly skeptical by nature and discipline, but open.

[@deanpeterson1006]

I love this girl. These self appointed "experts" used her good standing to further their delusions.

[@briancathey498]

so shes a real journalist ? with an associates/bachelors in lournalism ?

[@deanpeterson1006]

@@briancathey498 I don't think she has a degree, which I doubt is too important. She is a excellent story teller.

[@siphonsnob]

I love how you kept a straight face throughout this entire adventure.

[@ZakariaeBouhmala]

We need more of Eva's attitude in this world!

[@itsROMPERS...]

What, young women taking ridiculous chances for no good reason? We have plenty of that. And lots of dead women with families saying, "why?"

[@robertdefresnes4928]

EVALUTION #1 !

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

She's thirty-one and still on her college vacation.

[@clydekimsey7503]

@@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244 and?

[@ted__ryan]

It's for the cameras.

[@amandaraghunandan5857]

this was a lovely video Eva. love seeing your interactions with others. your solo content is nice but my favorite is when you make these videos where you make these sort of connections with people.

[@jaimewilton952]

I loved how you played into the story, kept me on my toes while I walked around the community. kept my head on a swivel for people approaching me.. FUN!

[@juggernautz]

Bigfoot is the world's foremost hide and seek champion. No one beats the foot, never been caught!

[@niezbo]

Whenever it's real or not - it doesn't matter. What does matter is to live and experience an adventure, and try to understand other people. I think Eva, you did a great job living in the world of others, and experience what they did - all of that - without the judgement.

[@cosmovandam]

I love how much fun you are able to have with anyone, Eva. You are also very wise, always understanding of other people's beliefs no matter how far fetched they might seem to others.

[@cateparker9321]

Regardless of what is real or not, what we know and don't know... you're an amazing story teller and I'm so impressed with how far your videos have come! This was a fun a one 🙃

[@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059]

Aesop is a great story teller.

[@denimru4637]

We truly appreciate all that you go through to share your experiences with us!

[@deanpeterson1006]

I was intrigued with the idea a broken sapling or branch was evidence of Bigfoot. Then I got curious and went out to my backyard. Apparently my backyard is a major intersection of Bigfoot trails!

[@bohoxplorer840]

🤣

[@roybinson6460]

🤣

[@lokithecat7225]

If you're going to put on an interesting show / "Tourist" destination, setting up Audio Equipment is an easy first step. Then you can play all sorts of random noises.

[@MySaachin]

🤣🤣

[@limyfyflim4957]

😆

[@xmortimorxmortimorx]

"Because their bone and muscle density is 12X what ours is" I like how he just completely made that up but he says it so confidently as if it's some known scientific fact.

[@moremoney2]

Remember; it must be true because he said it from his heart. Are they immortal? Why has a dead one never been found? Or do they travel to Loch Ness to die?

[@rianlynn3854]

@@moremoney2 maybe they eat their own or they bury them like humans bury theirs.

[@G-MIP]

@@moremoney2 They claim it’s the same reason we don’t find dead bears, or their bones. Supposedly dead bears are buried by living bears. Big Foot must have a blurry gene in his DNA- as he’s blurry in every photo.

[@elizabethnilsson1815]

I do no say they CAN NOT EXIST; but if it does not and it is ROBOT for to keep the area safe than he would know for sure what is the skin made out of or even how tick it is.

[@kennethsims487]

76.3% of all statistics are made up on the spot

[@tobyjuanbaloney]

Just found your channel the other day. Since I've been bedridden for 7 months and starving just to be able to simply take a walk, I've been living vicariously through you on your travels. Your camerawork, voice-overs/narration, and everything else is top tier. It is not often that travel documentarians take time to explore our cryptids. Nevermind the negative comments. You are a true adventurer and this episode made me subscribe. Safe travels!

[@meintingles4396]

Hope you're feeling better

[@tobyjuanbaloney]

@meintingles4396 I'm doing much better, but I still have a long road ahead of me. I got to meet my little daughter for the 1st time since I had a procedure , so I now have a reason to get better faster. Everything happens when it happens for a reason. Thank you for the well wishes!

[@meintingles4396]

@@tobyjuanbaloney Excellent. If you don't mind me asking, what happened?

[@tobyjuanbaloney]

@meintingles4396 I sustained an injury that progressively got worse due to me underestimating the severity of it. I've had a few health issues over the last 3 years, and getting Covid 2 years ago compromised my physical well-being in a lot of ways. I'm very grateful that I can enjoy the sunshine again and go on walks when I want now.

[@jrhamilton4448]

Awesome episode! I like little detours in your content like this! Keep up the great work!

[@Boselfi]

This video was amazing, great storytelling, editing and so much fun! It feels like I'm travelling with you!

[@terrichase4905]

Loved this video!!! So much fun. Some people are so uptight. (referring to the negative comments here.) Glad you are enjoying yourself, Eva!!! Keep the videos coming. I look forward to seeing all your adventures.

[@consciousmerlin]

Eva, the first discovery of Bigfoot foot prints was in the early 1950's. I grew up in Eureka (Humboldt County) in the 1950's. My dad was a Land Rover dealer, and he and my uncle took my brother and me camping in the Bluff Creek campground, right on Bluff Creek. This was also in the early 1950's. Two weeks after we were there was when the loggers found the first Bigfoot foot prints in the Bluff Creek area! It still brings chills up my spine to realize we were right there shortly before the first prints were found!

[@thessalymeteora3789]

Great video Eva! Very exciting, thank you for sharing your adventure.

[@bohoxplorer840]

Eva you look more scared of Sasquatch than a Bear...but to tell you the truth I’m thoroughly convinced you’ll see a Bear before you see a Sasquatch ❤️

[@Roobah]

Not kidding! Absolutely follow rules about camping where bears are and take bear spray on your hikes in bear areas. Better yet, don't hike alone where bears and mountain lions hunt.

[@mistizongmangyan8639]

im afraid of her underarm

[@cnobillbradley9673]

I agree

[@11398666]

@@mistizongmangyan8639 ?

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Yup... we often find the skeletal remains of human ancestors that lived hundreds of thousands of years ago, and even the remains of dinosaurs that lived MILLIONS of years ago... but for some reason, we can't find any remains or traces of an 8-foot tall ape creature that lives TODAY? Yeah... some people will believe just about anything.

[@JamesPuente]

Eva, this was an amazing experience. Love seeing you connect with people as you go, it’s these human connections in these places that really make the experience shine!

[@gilessmedley619]

Just like Noraly on the Itchy Boots channel - I watch both of these amazing women’s travelogs.

[@sludbenwalla9276]

It doesn't matter what's in the forest of Oregon, you're entertaining and fun to watch. Keep it up!

[@juliewhitehill9198]

Loved the video it was so fun to watch you guys out there in the wilderness so cool! Thanks for sharing!

[@brianwalker9185]

what ever it takes to bring in the tourists..... Enjoy your channel. love the puppy, your truck and what you do.

[@kennie727]

That’s what I felt, this whole ‘big foot tour’ seems like such a scam.. everything about it seemed set up you can get fake Bigfoot feet on Amazon for pranks, and the first ‘audio’ clip sounded too much like a pack of dogs barking with the pitch turned up. Them saying Eva couldn’t disclose the actual locations they were going to was weird and the ‘code names’ seemed sketchy- almost as if these code names were ‘site names’ for owned property with staged soundscapes & evidence.

[@marktwan4237]

YA I Love HER PUPPIES TOO.

[@roberteytchison2595]

Fun video. I've heard sounds similar while hiking on the border of Kentucky and West Virginia. My brother-in-law swears he's seen one in the mountains of Kentucky and there have been sightings here in Eastern Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia and Tennessee. I'm enjoying watching your travels. Hope you male it east before you leave.

[@shanen457]

Eva, at about the 1:30 point that sound, that's the sound that large old boar bears make when they are out wandering around. I live in Western Montana where we have way more bears than what is good for us and it's fairly easy to hear that sound, especially during the mating season.

[@ianjmccullough3614]

Whether you believe in bigfoot or not. This would still be fun to do! Stop bashing people for being open minded and wanting to try something different. Great video as always Eva!!!

[@ed.z.]

Open mindedness is great. But, empty mindedness is NOT good.

[@selendioxid4784]

Only because of the open-minded, discoveries were made.

[@MATAVELIADVENTURE]

These bashers don't leave there comfort zones,sofa,bed lol They know f all

[@wingedhussar1453]

Just because the government won't tell you it's not real doesn't mean it's not. Rmemebr there would be a reason they don't want to tell everyone they are real

[@jerrybartlett273]

​@@wingedhussar1453 and what do you think? Are you a believer?

[@ConstantBlur]

You guys need to relax, it's not like she does these type of videos regularly. Let her indulge in some of the tall tales that comes with the territory she is traveling.

[@ramiller2187]

Sasquatch is a real thing. We have his DNA and hair samples. We have a very convincing video of a female Bigfoot from 1967 that has withstood expert analysis. Eva has nothing to apologize for here.

[@TheSatiricalDissident]

I love this part of America, the trees are just amazing, and the smell is heavenly.

[@passingthroughtime3033]

All of America is amazing!

[@Canleaf08]

Oregon. Oh Oregon!

[@judithgreen3689]

Reading these skeptical & humorous comments is almost as fun as watching your Bigfoot video.

[@polarbigi]

Your genuine kindness is amazing.

[@eva_fr]

Eva, you are such a great storyteller! I loved this episode of your adventures. Was I convinced about the big foot? No, but the experience you all went through was real and really creepy. Such a fun watch. ❤️

[@melvinmyers6494]

From what I've seen watching your videos you set the bar Eva for all the rest of the youtubers

[@PaulaLPope]

Whether it's Big Foot, the Lochness Monster, or the Chupacabra...some will say it's true and believe to their core and others will not believe it until they see it with their own eyes. Whichever is the case, it makes for a grand adventure and a good story. Love your enthusiasm for the thrill of the moment and the joy of meeting new people. Be safe and make your memories!

[@whiteowlone]

I had my first scary encounter in October of 2020 while deer hunting in northern Michigan and I’ve been hooked ever since. They become real when you get an experience with them….

[@CampingWithSasquatch]

It's all fun and games until you hear a tree break close by in the dark.

[@whiteowlone]

@@CampingWithSasquatch for sure. Mine was vocals. I don’t hunt in the morning anymore in Northern Michigan and I’m out before dark

[@sorrynotsorry5589]

Very true! Mine was a vocalization directed at me while solo night fishing in the mid 1990's! Been intrigued ever since!

[@cuddlecows]

@Camping With Sasquatch I live in the boonies of Maine and I am a wildlife nut. I know every animal tree breaks and screams into the night. I can stand in the middle of the woods and tell you what's making sounds around me. Hell, I can repeat most of the calls, too. I lived my life in the woods and learning about nature. Nothing scares me out there. It's usually a reasonable explanation involving a scientifically known species. We have a bob cat that lives on our property. He makes lovely screams into the night sometimes. 🤣 If you didn't know what a bobcat sounds like, you'd be uneasy hearing him from the woods. Our resident fox sounds like a lady being murdered in the dead of night. Nature's wild. 🤣

[@tonyvelasquez6776]

@@whiteowlone are you an animal biologist? That specializes in animal vocalizations? If not, how can you be so ignorant to assume that you, an uneducated person on the topic, can rule out every other animal in the area? Seems like a case of main character syndrome.. think you know it all!

[@YeowooBBCVIP]

Even though I'm not at all into those kind of myths, it shows how the forest is full of life. They learnt to listen and watch things that we don't notice when we wander in forests. Thanks for the video Eva, you're my fav channel out there.

[@sasquatchchrisuk8679]

Sasquatch is no myth whatsoever they have been around in this earth way before us human's and when you are stood face to face with 2 of them jeee i can't even begin to tell you the terror going through my body

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

What they're probably looking at the black bear now they're used to be large humanoid creatures living with humans call the Australopithecus they were about 7 ft tall they're probably referring to that

[@Travelwithchris]

This video is so exciting!!!! Love your US series!!

[@chrisbaxter489]

Cool episode Eva, I was always on the fence until the late nineties when I was a long-haul truck driver. I was the third in line with two other trucks, if I remember correctly, we were eastbound, it was a beautiful afternoon somewhere in the mountain west (it's been so long ago now I just can't remember). This big black hairy creature came out of the woods on the left side of highway ran lightning fast across four lanes of traffic and the median just in front of the lead truck and back into the woods on the other side. I remember thinking to myself, what the hell did I just see when the guy in the first truck came over the radio yelling. Did you see that, did you see that, that was a bigfoot!! All three of us truck drivers talked about that for many miles trying either to make sense or come to terms with what we saw. Since that day I've always leaned to the fact we don't know everything about everthing. Happy trails.

[@duhusker4383]

A country where as many as 3% believe they were abducted by aliens. I once saw Nessie in Loch Ness too.

[@chrisbaxter489]

@@duhusker4383 Believe what like, all I know is what I saw. As far as aliens go, if you think about it logically. The universe is roughly about 14 billion years old and quite frankly bigger than we can even wrap our heads around. Don't you think it's arrogant to think that this planet is the only one life on it? I think the odds are, there are way more advanced civilizations out there.

[@stephenstrohacker7863]

I will NEVER say that any animal/creature DOES NOT EXIST. Man isn't near as bright as he thinks he is. Man has NOT seen behind every leaf on earth, and I mean that as in HUMAN KIND as in mans whole existence. "New" creatures are found each year that have not been documented as well. Now I am not saying that bigfoot exists. I'm saying that man has NOT PROVEN IT DOES NOT EXIST!

[@arianahoule7223]

Yeah, until our minds open up to the possibility of other-worldly beings, we won't see them. I'm looking forward to the time when we have open communication with aliens' etcetera. After all, we are all made up of star seeds.

[@mountaintruth1deeds533]

Well that would get my attention, but so far no evidence/remains etc., If they would be highly intelligent to evade detection for survival, I wonder what reality they would have to have, I have seen things talked about in Native history, but never a Squatch in Rocky Mountains, but often have felt watched and mostly I am, cougar, bear, deer etc., Who knows.

[@karlaglover9693]

So glad you saw my beautiful state of Oregon. And had an adventure looking for Big Foot. Please Stay Safe, Happy And Healthy. Have A Wonderful Day

[@harleyrider1721]

How does he know the bone density is 12x more when no one ever found a bigfoot bone

[@lilianflower3017]

Footprints depth etc! Calculate from tree brake say strength needed to twist trees Height the brakes occur So height + strength muscle mass + bone density needed to physically move = answer

[@wilkolb7239]

Why do people believe the government will release evidence of any cryptid to the public, did you hear the story of bigfoot bodies recovered by the military after mnt saint helens volcano eruption.

[@pierremckinney122]

There's bones that have been found. Do the research

[@tr33m00nk]

​@@pierremckinney122 If you folks are so sure about their existence why not give us a reference instead of that tired and suspicious "do the research" BS?. Indigenous peoples in several parts of the 'Americas' have known about and seen evidence of their existence in their lands. Most 'modern North Americans' have seldom set foot off hard pavement let alone ventured into the deep woods. They don't even know the different calls of birds, frogs, mammals or insects. So educate them a little with some documentation published about these secretive forest dwellers.

[@billbobbie5978]

So true hahahaha

[@paulramsey1255]

You had me up until he said the bullet won't penetrate and their bone density is 12X ours....um and you know this how?

[@nicholasr7987]

Everyone knows it's 15x. That guy.

[@stocktim]

It's great to immerse yourself in local culture even that on the fringe.

[@FelipeRoehe]

Acho que todos nós temos um lado lúdico.

[@Toltecgrl]

This was a good video and as always, captures how beautiful America’s forests are!

[@ProbinsyanangMorena30]

another great video to watch thanks eva for sharing ☺️

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

As much as I love the idea that they might exist and a new species could be discovered, it's simply impossible that a large land mammal could exist without their bodies ever being found. Even though the dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago we have lots of their skeletons. If sasquatch existed now, living amongst humans we would have not only their skeletons from thousands of years ago, but lots of their large hairy bodies. Bodies don't vanish. There's no conceivable way in which their bodies could always be secretly disposed of after they died so that they were never found.

[@stingray4540]

How often do you come across a dead deer carcass in the woods? Yet there are hundreds of thousands of them. If there were only a few Bigfoot and they avoided people, it’s entirely possible we wouldn’t come across their remains. Just behind my house alone, if you hike to the top of the 7,000 ft peak, there is 15 miles to the east and 20 miles to the north, as the crow flies, of complete wilderness. No roads, no hiking trails, just thick forests, mountains and valleys as far as the eye can see. Of course, I too think it’s unlikely that Bigfoot exists, but if you go spend some time hiking, hunting, etc in some of the remote areas of the country, you will realize how plausible it could actually be. The forest critters get rid of carcasses pretty quick. Even if you’re a shed hunter, if you don’t find antler sheds the same year they are dropped, they will be half eaten away if you do find them.

[@step4560]

I think you'd be surprised at how fast a body 20 - 30 miles deep in thick Oregon forests can "vanish". There are many many critters that live there that will devour any dead body in a matter of days - completely gone in a week. I also don't think you realize the vastness of of the Wilderness of N. America, and no, Sasquatch is not living amongst humans. Their extremely meager populations live only in the remotest of areas that will support their survival needs and they stay away from humans and any civilization. There are no archeological digs in those areas either... There is plenty of anecdotal evidence to suggest there is some sort of large hominid out there and even though that seems unlikeley to some, it is feasible if you look at and study the matter more closely...

[@mellotron_scratch]

And it's a funny thing is how they know that his body and bone density is 12 (twelve) times thicker than human. I mean, I think he made that up in that moment

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@stingray4540 Finding deer carcasses is extremely common. Years ago a friend of mine who was a survivalist found a dead deer on the side of the road, so she put it in her truck, we skinned it, dried the meat and had some remarkably tasty deer jerky.

[@repaid1317]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Really? You found a deer carcass near a road? I wonder how it died? How long was it dead for? Do deer knowingly haul off their dead? You seem to be missing what Stingray was talking about, there are hundreds of square miles of wilderness all throughout this country and others where there are no roads, people, that thousands of animals die daily. yet you "May" see one or two a year by a road depending on where you live in this country. What if this "bigfoot" buries it's dead or maybe even burns it's dead, how are you going to find that, in the areas of land that have never been seen by humans let alone where humans got lucky enough to find a prehistoric find, or even ancient ruins. While I find that Bigfoot is plausible because of the facts, technology has caught up and if they do exist, "we" will know soon enough.

[@canada957]

Each to their own...I am sure they mean well and really do believe! Everyone should believe in something! No harm done to anything during the filming of your adventure! Perfect!

[@TheOnlyTaps]

💯

[@oneaccountBball]

haha! I get it. smh though

[@livvlivetv7662]

Love Your Channel Already! This The First For Me and And I'm Happy to Watch More

[@markoenrico2684]

The mystery of it all is the fun part when we talk about it on a cold nights as we are sitting around a blazing fire on our camping trips then getting scared as we hear noises coming from the bushes as we try to sleep in our tents, so much fun

[@gnome53]

Bigfoot is often mistaken for Sasquatch, Yeti never complains. (Abominable, isn't it?) 😉

[@njw5869]

🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽😂😂👍

[@longsighcarryon]

Samsquantch!

[@bubbakemp5817]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@amyhagen94]

😂

[@carolineindacityphx]

😝😂😂😂👏👏👏

[@billbabcock1833]

Hello from Colorado. I have no idea if bigfoot exists or not, but I like that you stop and smell the roses as you find them. This is one of your best videos. I'm really glad I found your channel.

[@brianmolstad1255]

It does not.

[@pangaea5258]

It most definitely does not exist.

[@brassedoff2437]

Well done Eva, never thought I would be sitting here watching a video about Sasquatch!

[@garyslate9225]

The book " The Long Walk " was written, I've heard, because the protagonists encountered 2 Yetis on the last leg of their escape and had to alter their route to avaid them. A Yeti researcher contacted the author Slavomir Rawitz(sp?) to confirm the story and encouraged him to write the book. Great book btw.

[@bogdanhadarag5223]

I'm so amused by how much these guy 'know' about the Big Foot, even thought they haven't see it. Never shot one but he already know the bullet won't penetrate it, hiding the way to its place, describing its habitat that they never saw and so forth. Pure power of mind in action.

[@tomatwalden]

Lol. Their bone density is 12x ours apparently too! So how did they come to that conclusion!? 🤣

[@tigercatjones9948]

When you allow yourself to engage in fact-free speculation the object of your speculation (whether real or imagined) can have any quality you feel it should have, facts be damned.

[@chuckvt5196]

@@tomatwalden I was thinking exactly the same thing. Oh, and you cannot kill them with a rifle...even though an elephant is much larger and it can die from a rifle.

[@limyfyflim4957]

😅😅

[@nicholasr7987]

not to mention where was the other woman

[@jamesslusher3209]

That definitely would be exciting to do. Always testing your nerves. I would have worn electric ear phones to bring the noise level up. Another great video ❤

[@RandyLex-wu6jy]

Eva has the right touch in dealing with people so professional and making it fun

[@Spaceyb0t]

“Sacred spirits don’t like to be seen.” This vlog was amazing! Kudos to the Sasquatch hunters for doing what they love.

[@felinetherapy4782]

How cool! Being out there must be so beautiful.

[@DandyMandy58]

This was amazing! I thoroughly enjoyed this, whatever your (or your viewers opinions are), you are incredibly respectful! I loved this. Thank you!

[@domim4496]

it was so much fun to watch and the people were so lovely 🙂

[@peterdexterquaw3831]

Eva, glad to see your obvious respect for the Susquatch. In Canada, BC, we view them as part of our family. We interreact with them with love in our hearts and they in turn, also. They, like us, understand respect and honor for all things. They have been here for time immemorial and have never hurt a human being. Great to see your adventures and letting us be a part of it.

[@c.h.7580]

So you are saying youve seen them before?

[@torreyintahoe]

Part of your family that you have no evidence of.

[@morfeym4655]

Жалко что человек это не понимает. Человек это самое злое и коварное существо. Которое не верит в него, но хочет убить ради охотничего трофея. Полностью с вами согласен. Так как сам давно с НИМИ общаюсь. Их надо уважать, и с юмором относится к их козням.

[@toddglover2054]

Delusional, seek help

[@kencanada6119]

That is not true. They are very dangerous at times. Especially young males of breeding age that have been pushed out of the group. And there are rouges. They are as dangerous as any bear. See David Paulides missing 411 series of books for the truth

[@robertstephen6130]

I love the quick snippet of you making smores, then cutting to one of your new friends standing alone in the dark shinning a bright light into the surrounding trees, I presume he was looking for one the local inhabitants, followed by you in your RV reading about Sasquatch. It was just a funny, entertaining sequence. Nice video, continue to enjoy your travels.

[@mattrivers1539]

I really liked the part when they left the campfire and walked down the road. They had a flashlight that could be seen from outer space but still thought it was necessary to whisper.

[@robertstephen6130]

@@mattrivers1539 Research will show the average Bigfoot has very poor eyesight and are unable to detect beams of light, unless, of course, they are hiding up in trees. However, their hearing ranks as some of the best of any species known to science. Hence, only whisper when you are walking in the Oregon forest in search of .........BIGFOOT! Also, while on ones trek, if one wears the right repellent, no need to worry about bears, or possibly any other wildlife, out looking for a survival snack at the same time you're traipsing around in the dark.

[@bkline145]

Camping in a Sasquatch habitat zone is not for the faint of heart. Nice work.

[@lokalo2595]

Thank you for sharing your adventures with us, Eva!

[@butterballsknows]

I love that you are in the PNW! I am north of Seattle in the woods before Canada. Hope you enjoy your time here! If you get a chance, go check out the Hoh Rain Forest... Or if you don't want to take that much of a detour to be isolated in the best beauty we have to offer... and you find yourself headed north on hwy 9 (to avoid i5) - look up mountain loop hwy. This is THE simplest drive that can take you an hour, or a whole day, depends on what you need. The pup would love being able to run wild in some spots and the loop will take you by many trails and wrap around rivers and back to Hwy 9 - best of well wishes as you get to see the PWN in the SUN! woo hoo!! ALSO if you want to see a large mountain, drive up to Paradise @ Rainer (from the south) and then around the south and east to get north again (beautiful drive!) or leave Paradise and go west to find a trail to a rope bridge! Anyway, love the videos and that you have the pup with you, safe travels!

[@coloradoridgerunner791]

Been following you for quite awhile and I thank your videos are great. This video was fun to watch and made me laugh. Love how the one said getting shot wouldn't hurt them because their bone density is 12 times what ours is as if he has actually examined one. Like I said this video was good for a laugh. Wishing you safe travels.

[@payalswamimap]

woah girl, that was an unexpected content. you brave heart women. always adventurous and inspiring. one day i'll visit you and odyssey please travel india again... this time with more time in hand.

[@pauld2810]

I appreciate that you pronounce Oregon like a local.

[@toddglover2054]

In the many years I've been in the forests of the western US, the strangest sounds I have heard came from Moose. One bull seemed particularly bothered by my chain saw. Every time I would started it up he would bellow. Nice video Eva, be safe!

[@GA-1st]

When visiting a foreign land, I think it's important to immerse oneself in all aspects of its culture. Even the fringe elements! Personally, I'd be more concerned about encountering a black bear, or maybe a mountain lion. Although attacks are actually exceedingly rare in any event. Homo sapiens as a species, however, are far less predictable. That was entertaining! I'm looking forward to the next installment of the Amazing Adventures of EZB!

[@NotAnnaJones]

Bears attack in Alaska all the time. I wouldn’t be out there without a gun or at least bear spray.

[@GA-1st]

@@NotAnnaJones She's in Oregon here.

[@skyjust828]

Now you've done the cowboys (culture) when you gonna do a PowWow? I truely loved the trips around 🇦🇫, Iran 🇮🇷 & even Poland 🇵🇱, but what about the closest to ancient American culture? We "white people tried to force pur ways apon them but they still have such a beautiful STRONG people!!!🤗😁👍

[@stingray4540]

Black bears generally aren’t very aggressive. I’d be more worried about mountain lions or wolves.

[@RedMapleCanada]

Very interesting! I love camping around beautiful Oregon! 👍

[@johnmeladathfelix1238]

OMG...! Eva, what a crazy video...! Sasquatch is not awesome, YOU ARE...! Sending you lots of love and thoughts for your adventures and safety...! 😘😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@guill222]

Great video, your in my former neck of the woods. I lived in Eugene for 13 years and I spent a lot of my time in the Sister Wilderness area hiking and backpacking. Never saw or even heard Big Foot/Sasquatch lol. Btw Blue River is a cool town, miss that area. Gracias 👍

[@Roh_Echt]

The McKenzie river is a beautiful area here in Oregon. I've floated it twice. I've been here in Oregon since 1978, and spend quite a bit of time out in the woods. I've yet to experience anything even close to being unexplainable. But it is fun to imagine. Those sounds; squirrels

[@ketoauntie7301]

Right, there are so many wild animals that make those sounds; but that sound at the end if her video was indeed a squirrel 😂. I guess only those of us who have spent enough time in the wild are aware of the sounds 😂😂

[@jima1135]

After many, many, many hours spent in a tree-stand, I can confirm 200 gram squirrels are louder than 200 pound deer and are by far the noisiest things in the woods

[@tomcreekdevil5967]

Hello Roh. This is Tom, the guy who went with Eva, Curt, and Laura to investigate Bigfoot. Did you mention squirrels? Good call! You're close. It's a chipmunk. However, the chipmunk was recorded around 1:00 AM... when they are normally sound asleep. Something provoked the chipmunk and it began warning others. This is a known travel area for a group of Bigfoot as they descend into lower elevations at night following game (deer, elk, etc.) We wondered why are chipmunks calling out a warning at this hour. Bigfoot has been observed eating other rodents from their burrows. Could this be what's going on here? I'm glad you watched Eva's video. It was an honor to accompany her as we investigated Bigfoot in Oregon. Cheers! Tom

[@Roh_Echt]

@@tomcreekdevil5967 Right, given Eva said "on the night of our hunt" I thought "strange." Because it didn't sound like a flying squirrel (who typically are quiet), so something was off for another type to be sounding off. I thought it was surely a small type of squirrel, but it didn't sound exactly like a Pine/Douglas squirrel. I am just not aware of all squirrel types living in that region. Keep searching...✌

[@laserwiz]

As a scientist I’d ask what professional organization produced the data pertinent to the statement made at time stamp 19:19 ““because their bone and muscle density is 12x what ours is”.

[@karijaneify]

Exactly. Who had the cadaver to study bone and muscle structure in order to come to that conclusion? And what team of anthropologists were able to observe social behaviors of a group of Bigfoots people long enough to determine their habits and motivation? The vocalizations can be from a multitude of animals. These guys seem to work with so little evidence. Hope they document what they experience, get some verifiable proof soon! They are dedicated.

[@denverdubois5835]

Maybe skeletons HAVE been found and studied, and that's the information she wasn't supposed to share--and didn't.

[@michelle14749]

Exactly!

[@Boundlessandfree]

So enjoyable to watch. I love the story of Big Foot and totally believe anything is possible. Thanks for taking us on these adventures with you, Eva! ❤😘

[@OcotilloTom]

I enjoyed the video very much. I lived in Northern Calf. for many years but never saw Big Foot. I had one experience when I was 12 years old along with my father, brother and grandfather and some other men while fishing overnight in the Tensas River of N.E. Louisiana. I had another the same year while deer hunting with my father in Lafourche Swamp in Louisiana. I have written three stories of these encounters which were read by Cameron Buckner on his You Tube Channel "Dixie Cryptid". I'm nearly 77 years old now but remember them as if they were yesterday. El Mirage, Arizona

[@RVS-pj6bd]

Just have to say: Odyssey now looks fantastic! 👍👍👍

[@hilarymoloney1711]

Have to say Eva you are far more trusting than me. I'm glad to know the strangers you chose to go into the middle of nowhere with turned out to be harmless.

[@devildog5354]

Eva has enough experience in her travels to have a well-tuned intuition for what is dangerous vs not dangerous...

[@chitlitlah]

Her intuition could be better if a couple of guys invite her to go into the woods and hunt for a mythological creature and she says okay.

[@macfanguy]

She has also shared that she doesn’t blindly go. She always makes sure people know that she is going somewhere and (if possible) shares her live location with someone she trusts.

[@louibeans]

@@chitlitlah Why? Her intiution turned out correct, didn't it?

[@Darkest_Soul_187]

@@devildog5354 it's not intuition, it's pure luck that nothing has happened to her yet. In Poland we say "the stupid are always lucky" lol

[@bckraut]

All I know Eva is that the indigenous people, and many of the Oregon hunter-type locals believe that this elusive creature exists.

[@arimax888]

Whatever you think about this, you must admit that its a great way to spend time!! You not only socilise but your also spending lots of time outdoors breathing fresh air & walking..et , I don't see any harm in what they're doing and I had fun watching :D

[@LittleBeeeee]

I loved this it was so fun. But how in tf would they know the bone density of a creature that’s never been captured

[@ErykDante]

These are exactly the things that these kinds of people say which makes them untrustworthy. You would have to disect a body to find that out. Even if big foot it real, they should just accept the fact that we know nothing about it and not make up thing like 12x bone density.

[@lizf3325]

I think he’s just referring to a creature that size, with the amount of weight sink in the prints that have made people ponder for ages. Referring to the bone density of a larger climbing creature such as a gorilla that weighs up to 300 450 due to bone density.

[@TheOnlyTaps]

@@ErykDante 💯💯💯

[@tomcreekdevil5967]

Hi Peanut Butter Dive Squad. Excellent question. Ummm, how to answer. I would never say they haven't been captured, (neutralized) I would think in terms of post mortem forensics. I'm glad you watched Eva's video. It was an honor to accompany her as we investigated Bigfoot in Oregon. Cheers! Tom

[@mmancino1982]

@@tomcreekdevil5967 post mortem forensics. You suggesting someone's recovered a big foot corpse?

[@bebushbush]

Eva, you remind me of my beloved Louis Theroux so much in this episode! You have a similar gentle and respectful manner, even when you're talking to people who are absolutely batshit crazy, it's very sweet and proffesional (: gratulacje za najnowszy maraton, sama zaczęłam biegać w czasie pandemii i jesteś moją inspiracją 💚

[@user-gd8qv5py1b]

I love the way the guy is imitating Sasquatch's roar! Authentic!

[@trippingtheroad_liaandkevin]

Super intriguing & interesting episode! LOVED this 😇

[@Gigi-ik3br]

That was great! It was a lot of fun watching you and the Sasquatch hunters during the evening. I would have been running for the hills. I am glad that you got to enjoy an American treasure, the smore! Really enjoy your adventures and when are you getting back together with Vilk?

[@Queleb1]

After her marathon, he's with a trainer right now. I only know this because I follow her on Instagram if you want to check her out it should be under the same name :)

[@Gigi-ik3br]

@@Queleb1 thank you! Unfortunately I don't do the Instagram and all those. They're just so confusing to me. But I appreciate the information.

[@Sasqadian]

Hey! You're in my backyard! 😁 I'm so glad that you got to experience the beauty of it. And yes, I believe. 👣👣👣👣

[@ExtremeCleanoutSolutions]

Wow! What a great episode! Well edited also! I heard a growl at 18:32

[@planetlondon6145]

WOW ! Eva Zu Beck in search of Sasquatch aka Bigfoot ! More thrilling than any other TV documentary I watched on this topic.

[@JKTritt]

Watched the video. The whole time, I kept thinking “Where’s Vilk ?”.

[@mytech6779]

We have an old tradition around here called the snipe hunt, but never imagined making a career out of being a snipe hunting guide.

[@billlawrence1899]

You beat me to it! :)

[@lokithecat7225]

Set up some audio equipment to play strange noises, and blame every common occurrence in the forest on them.

[@sife3438]

But the thing is snipes are real

[@Hankas-kg7qc]

Dang, I should have read the comments first, great minds think alike

[@impishDullahan]

@@lokithecat7225 Or you just get the older scouts who are "staying by the campfire" whilst the others take the first years on their first snipe to go and make garbled bird calls in the woods.

[@Christobanistan]

I died at the beginning "Sasquatch call" caught on audio that was clearly a chihuahua fighting over a chew toy! :D

[@JW-es7yo]

SO cool that you captured the cry on your microphone. Most aren’t. Good job!

[@heyhey439]

I'm from Washington and I love sasquatch. Whether or not he's real I'm glad he's a character in our culture.

[@Metalrogue]

All in all, sounds like a fun adventure. You met new people and got to see some really great old growth trees. It's a big world out there, we discover new species all the time. Maybe they exist, maybe they don't. It's the journey that matters.

[@UnPneuApreslAutre]

The important is not to KNOW or to BELIEVE. Ferrytale or not, all what makes our imagination works and brings us such feelings is so good in our « all the same days routines ». Thanks Eva, I just gone back in childhood 😊

[@wmason1961]

You did so much better than I would have at taking these people seriously.

[@richardmoorer2668]

They are definitely Real

[@AshleyFrench-ly8cg]

12 mins 19 are left her right got to be a set up

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

She was trying to be polite as possible

[@readpostcard]

My ex husband said he saw something walking upright were we used to live near Harrison Mills BC Canada, He was driving home from work and said he saw this large thing walk across the road, and it wasn't a bear. He says its arms hung lower and it only took a few strides to get across the highway. He very rarely talks about it

[@phathokum1855]

I have dozens of out of the way campsites I stay at each year in the Rockies. When I camp, I don't see anyone else around and there are no buildings for many miles. At one of those campsites, everytime I leave and take a walk, when I come back, food is missing. That's strange because without hands and fingers, you can't get to the food without brute force and there was no force like from a bear, etc. To happen that fast, something had to be watching me, then when I leave, grab the food. It happened every year. At the third year, on my way out of the campsite a mile or two down the jeep road, I saw three people. I said hello, and we started talking, and they said they are big foot searchers and there were multiple sightings in this area. I didn't believe in big foot but reframed from laughing because I didn't want to disrespect them. But with my food magically disappearing, it had me thinking until I thought to myself, no it couldn't be, there is no big foot. I decided to get a motion sensing camera on the fourth year. I set it up and the food was missing again. Each of the campsites are at least a hundred miles apart and it only happens at this location. I checked the camera and it did turn on, but all it captured was a blur. By this time, I had used it for weeks, so I knew how to work it. I tested it by taking food myself from the tent and did it fast by running to the food, opening the latches of the container, and opening the plastic lid the food is in, replacing the plastic lid, closing and relatching the container, and running out. The camera caught everything I did with no blur. The next day I tested the camera again on me, no blur, and set it up and took a walk and food was missing again. I checked the camera and it was just a blur again. So what is my conclusion? I don't have one. Call me weak, but for my mental health, I try not to think about it, because thinking about it just gives me anxiety. To not make myself crazy, I just tell myself that we people are born into this existence and we don't know why we are here and very little about the universe around us and what is in it. So it should be expected that there is an abundance of the unknown we can't explain. That is where I'm leaving it. Now on with my life.

[@The_Osprey]

I read an interview of a Vietnam vet who when he came back to the US he was offered a job by a friend who was a sheriff in the Pacific Northwest. He accepted and became a deputy. One day when he was off he was hiking in the forest. He heard something massive crashing around in the treetops and moving so quickly through the trees he immediately was afraid. He was carrying his service revolver end even fired off a few shots before leaving ASAP. He said as he left he was definitely followed from above in the trees. When he got back to work he told his boss, the sheriff, what happened. The sheriff told him he could file a report and he would put it with the rest of them as he gestured to a large file box.

[@The_Osprey]

Look up the "Giant of Kandahar" and Skunk Apes too. The Giant of Kandahar story/encounter is a trip. Did you know that in the late 1800's to early 1900's there were newspaper articles across the country about massive skeletons being dug up. Many of the burial mounds in the Deep South had them. Supposedly, they were all sent to the Smithsonian but nobody has seen them since. Skeletons ranged from nine feet to thirteen feet IIRC. Newspapers even as prestigious as the New York Times had stories on the discovered giant skeletons.

[@kevin_mitchell]

re: "Camera footage was a blur." Was the camera set to recording video or still images? Maybe still images with an extremely fast shutter speed might cut the blurring.

[@Takatukata]

And you still kept going there and slept there over night? Are you nuts?!

[@angryzombie8088]

Its either a Predator from the movie or its the Neanderthals that have evolved to have the ability to distort light making them look blur in human eye & camera. If the Neanderthals have survived & evolved, today they are probably what we call Sasquatch, Yeti, Bigfoot etc

[@naturalmax8474]

eva...this was/is an awesome video.thanx for the upload our cousin from across the pond

[@MYLIFE-tt9on]

Amazing video. Very interesting. Keep it up. Loving the video. Again welcome to America