Olympic Bigfoot - Beyond the Trail new Sasquatch evidence documentary On the Trail of Bigfoot tie-in

[@flipsy9187]

I admire the people that go out and get amongst it, looking for Sasquatch evidence. I enjoyed this, thanks guys

[@travisulibarri9277]

?lol

[@shanehester5317]

so u believe right?

[@JustJ_82]

Thanks!

[@dancingfilly7355]

Your videos are very well made and presented. Thank you for such good work!

[@eddiesolero9244]

Beautiful forest!!!! Love the brooks! Fishing must be amazing! Animal life must be majestic! Thank you for filming!

[@westernbigfootexploration]

This is an AMAZING DOCUMENTARY. BRAVO. Can't wait to get out to Olympic NF someday.

[@Bryanja81]

I've come across those same formations (nests) while hunting in northeastern WA, but never gave it a second thought. I would never in a million years thought of sasquatch.

[@randlecarr3257]

Few locals go into the mountains here. Fewer still get out of their car and walk a trail. It’s extremely rare for someone to go off trail just to mess around in the timber… even most mountain summit routes have a trail, and it’s dangerous to go off trail risking injury or disorientation. Think of the millions of acres of West Coast forest that only sees one or two people annually.

[@kc8644]

Or the wilderness that maybe sees no human traffic. Denim is risky hiking in snow and rainier is covered with crevices and scree, beautiful and dangerous even if prepared

[@DTFTUNED69]

I work 5-6 days a week and always looked forward to all my cryptozoology shows but they’re all finally finished on discovery plus and on TV. I know I can always look forward to one of these videos you post. Thanks for all the content and adventures guys!

[@brianmcintyre503]

Is discovery Plus worth getting for bigfoot stuff?

[@DTFTUNED69]

@@brianmcintyre503 yeah there are tons on there!

[@brianmcintyre503]

@@DTFTUNED69 thank u. I'll give it a go

[@nonyobiz6481]

You guys and gals deserve all my respect. I appreciate all the hard work trekking in the bush trying to capture evidence of this creature. Skeptics are so easy to make assumptions and opinions on this subject when they've never even been in the woods. Never open their eyes and mind. There is obviously some sort of animal that is very big and is leaving behind tracks. I find so amazing that an animal that big is so stealthy. Keep up all the hard work and dedication you all have put in. You all have my respect. Y'all be safe now.

[@andrewturk6562]

They will be safe becurde nothing out there simple no bigfoot ha ha ha

[@gavinbrando8255]

They're safe and sound and always will be if they are only gonna be worried about Bigfoot. Obviously cos it doesn't exist which is incredible in terms of safety.

[@shanehester5317]

do u believe?

[@seanleonard7602]

You guys have the best docs on you tube thumbs up on all the evidence found the nests are incredible keep up the great work

[@annb9422]

I love documentaries about them. I can't wait to watch it.

[@douglasblackwell1874]

I always look forward to seeing these new bigfoot documentaries! Keep up the good work!!

[@cece3194]

This is the most beautiful state. Mt. Rainier, Cascades, Olympic Mountains, the Pacific Ocean and Puget Sound, gorgeous! We are blessed.

[@threeforkcreekoutdoors704]

Id have to disagree, while pretty, I believe my state of west Virginia is the most beautiful state, we are called almost heaven and are entirely mountainous

[@kc8644]

I’m prejudiced but have to agree, I most definitely appreciate the Pacific Northwest, the 1 million acres of wilderness behind my house that is the Olympic National forest, the wild Pacific Ocean, the cascade mountain range especially up Stevens pass and Diablo lake and dam, even the eastern half, diverse and home and I’ve lived from Alaska to Texas, I’m sure everyone is partial to their home, there’s no wrong answer

[@freddog4490]

At 32:13 there’s what looks like eye shine above the girls left shoulder it goes on for quite a bit. Great video guys keep them coming, love from Scotland 👣🥃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@ScottiveNatish]

totally saw that too!! so glad someone else did too. looks like a peeper...and that is one friggin huge pupil, if thats what it is...

[@RicoSanchez]

I was just going to post about this, seen it as well 👀

[@Eric-yr4xd]

Also at 31:32

[@wgsuperstar7730]

@@Eric-yr4xd lmao

[@carrieboultby7516]

oo gonna look, not got to that point, yet. Thank you (from Nottingham, England :-) )

[@kenoberkrom6517]

Thanks for the journey! Fantastic experience.

[@scottdavenport1833]

I am loving this content. I ran across season 1 on Tubi. Now, Im hooked.

[@Lowellian1]

As an Oregonian who is used to our gorgeous scenery, I have to say “wow!” to your filming! You have made a lush and glorious scenery filled documentary. The editing was on point, Eli. I camped on an island next to Vancouver Island back in 1997 . We had to take a ferry to the tiny island. It would be an incredibly perfect spot for a future expedition for you guys!

[@daviddesrochers9439]

And what would they be looking for on one of the gulf islands???... buckshot in the face???? Stay away from them island's......not welcome!!

[@thomashope7792]

@@daviddesrochers9439 wow are those your islands I think not last time I checked we are still living in America albeit a crazy America but still America no less

[@johnhenry9162]

@@daviddesrochers9439 I'll go out there any time I wish. Might I suggest an anatomical repository for your faux badass threat? Provided you can insert it past your cranium that is currently lodged so firmly within the aforementioned bodily orifice/canal. You have yourself a fine day there Cupcake.

[@EasternSunset007]

@@daviddesrochers9439 why? Do you own them? No! 😆 Growing weed there? Lol?

[@ajaxslamgoody9736]

Is Portland still burning

[@cobyporschifer221]

The Best Bigfoot Documentaries. Another Great Film. Awesome camera work. 👣

[@leighann7227]

Happy Thanksgiving, Aleksandar! Loving this!

[@manimal9871]

You guys are so talented, can't believe how well done this series is thanks for your work.

[@fcbarcelona0809]

A location I’ve always wanted to visit but yet have been able to. Thank you for putting this on KZbin

[@delbertteddleton2009]

Very informative and enjoyable.All the episodes of Beyond The Trail keep me intrigued. Great research material. Thanks Small Town Monsters!

[@stevee9973]

Really enjoyed this, nice to see this area again. I lived on the Olympic Peninsula back in the 1970's, such a wild and beautiful place.

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

The nests are amazing, seen them on other Olympic videos. I wonder if they would show up on LIDAR if the resolution was high enough, save all that ground trekking.

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

That was great guys, thanks for sharing.

[@darkfrost1901]

Just what I wanted to relax before the feast. Thanks guys for the awesome docs! Happy Thanksgiving to all!🦃🍗🥧

[@JohnMelland]

Happy Thanksgiving to you too! 🦃❤️👣

[@jeanbook8403]

Happy Thanksgiving day 🦃🍱🥘🙏 good day for football 📺🏈

[@SDCBMS]

What a great way to spend Thanksgiving evening!!! Thank you Seth and Crew!!!!

[@johnnydeville5701]

I've lived in the PNW my whole life, and the beauty of this place is phenomenal! The Olympics and the Cascades are a place of wonder. Mt Saint Helens area is breathtaking as well. Eastern Washington has some absolutely gorgeous country as well! Washington State is one of the few states that has Evergreen Forests, Pine Forests, maple forests, rain forests, ocean beaches, lakes, rivers, mountains, islands, foothills, glaciers, sand dunes, prairie lands, ash lands, farmland, and a desert! There's something for everyone in Washington!

[@davidriley8590]

WOW, you got the lot no wonder bigfoot lives there😊

[@grandavelwizbeybey5401]

Pure weirdos where the word haters come from monkey see the monkey do nothing original native Americans land you people discuss me nothing I think all stolen nothing new under the Sun

[@carrieboultby7516]

aww, it looks spectacular! I wish I could visit! One day, if I win the lottery.... I'm in Britain.....

[@johnnydeville5701]

@@carrieboultby7516 You'll love it! I've met several people that moved here from the UK, and they love it. All of them said the weather in most of the PNW is similar to the UK, but better! One day, I'd love to visit the UK!

[@charleyarchuleta4932]

It would be heaven if it weren’t so damn communist dirthead directed. The blend of so much beauty is beyond dreams.

[@richardhelliwell1210]

Worth watching for the scenery alone. Keeping an open mind as to whether they exist or not.

[@JohnMelland]

They exist and inhabit the world! 👣😍❤️

[@andygyz122]

They are absolutely without a doubt 100% real and are worldwide. Go check out "The Facts by How to Hunt" youtube page.

[@TongueTiedNtwisted]

@Richard that's good. A skeptics eye with an open mind..wish more people would have that mentality about things they arent certain about yet instead of bashing. As a believer myself, I still have a skeptics eye when going out. I don't look at every little thing and presume sasquatch. I always try to debunk first. Thats responsible and actually treating the subject with the respect it deserves so kudos to you.

[@TongueTiedNtwisted]

@Anthony yes they are real. Facts by how to with Steve is a great channel, I'd also refer you to Bigfoot oddysey's utube page. Also a great channel.

[@vidacusick1660]

What a beautiful place thank you for filming it, just because no one has seen one doesn't mean it's not true i always keep my mind open on everything thank you.

[@charlietuna8649]

Mt. Ranier is the highest mountain in the Lower 48 not just WA state. While reviewing property South of Mt. Ranier , near Mortan I looked up to my right and a 3 in. Diameter tree was broken at a right angle 7+ feet up. I passed on that property. Ended buying in SW VA. To find out sightings are here too. Maybe I will get see one before I pass on .

[@discojelly]

Awesome job once again guys! Nice to see Shane working in the field and mention of Forest flor !

[@SpacePirate313]

I'm loving the work done on this documentary. Some new info about Sasquatch.

[@maryanspach5735]

Really enjoyed this video. Great job.

[@luluwan5212]

Both this and the Nest video that I watched on Amazon the other day were utterly fascinating, and I think that it will be a group like the Olympic Project that finally proves a great ape is alive and well in North America. Can't wait for what's next!

[@andygyz122]

I 100% agree with this statement.

[@heberje]

Bigfoot is the undisputed undefeated hide and seek champion of the world.

[@filthycasual8187]

Every single one of them.

[@heberje]

@@filthycasual8187 People want to protect a species we can't even find. I say why? Live and let live.

[@KittyLovesGlover]

best comment e-v-e-r! :D *giggles

[@Proudathiest1]

@@heberje totally agree. I think it’s probably time to start considering leaving their habitat alone though so they can continue to hide from us for years and years to come. The more we destroy and encroach the more encounter are likely to happen and making it harder and harder for them to be themselves.

[@Irongaint]

Imagine the quietness these creatures live in day to day, no noise pollution, no music, no cars, so its understandable how they could probably hear our footsteps from miles away and go into hide mode.

[@aaronmcdowell9686]

You should try port Chatham Alaska in the southern part of the Kenai Peninsula... A whole town left almost all at once due to massive attacks by these creatures about 125mi from my home... Look it up!!

[@g3ckoizlethal]

Good stuff, as always! Thanks for releasing this! The OP are rad! And, yeah, WA has HUGE Bigfoot activity.

[@f1fan6735]

Great content here! Put on a doc, drift off to sleep hearing about the big man.

[@hadtheschlad6749]

I Love your documentaries and you guys crack me up!

[@barrymoody103]

Excellent doc, thanks for all your efforts

[@chrsgodby]

It's nothing short of complete dedication this was found at all. Amazing Gentilemen!!! Very well deserved.

[@Methadone4Life]

Wow, the scenery is breathtaking! I think that the Olympic Project along with the NAWAC are the top two groups in the field of Sasquatch Research...by a long shot.

[@charlesknight5140]

Showing LOVE for the channel thank you for another great video once again. Have a Blessed day everyone

[@whereisangie]

LOVE the PNW locations! they feel so mysterious 🌲🌲🌲

[@TimArrowsmithDesign]

I love this - my fave so far. Thanks for bringing us along. 🥰🙏🏻

[@lawrencemartin24]

I live on the OlyPen. South: Millions of acres no man has walked since it was surveyed. West: Nothing but the Pacific. North: Straight of Juan deFuca. Then uninterrupted wilderness all through Canada and Alaska. Who knows what could inhabit all that temperate Rain Forest. All the Tribes have Sasquatch legends. Every Totem pole seems to have an Orca and a Sasquatch. Lots of bears, deer, elk, eagles. The Salish Sea is home to Orcas, Whales, and thousands of Pinnipeds. Why not a shy North American bi-pedal ape? Between edible plants and easy to gather shellfish and numerous salmon runs there is steady food sources for omnivores.

[@katyg3873]

Exactly.

People walk there all the time what are you talking about

[@evabonnes2614]

In the early 80’s I saw Sasquatch in the Olympic mountains near the Quilcene bay, I was laying in the sun reading when I felt like someone was watching me, across a creek in a thicket of black berries the thing was staring at me. It had yellow amber eyes and very broad shoulders. I looked directly at it then looked back at my book, trying to be nonchalant about it, it backed away when I looked up again and was gone. Despite many hikes over the years and family living out in the woods, I have never seen it again. People tried to tell me it must have been a man... or a bear, no, it was not. I know what a man and a bear look like.

[@rachmonte]

You were being quiet and it stumbled upon you. These guys are like bulls in a china shop.

[@ShekinahGwaii]

I have been coming to visit my inlaws in Quilcene for 5 ish years, avid hiker, and have been having some soundings, poop, tall red eyes at night, and I think one tried to chase us away on a trail, couple years ago now but still hear the howling some nights. I live on the Little Quil River off grid and find myself closing all my blinds as the light fades each day and make zero noise at night for fear of attracting attention.

[@Matt-cv8ji]

I live in quilcene love it here. You still live here? I saw one on the Duckabush three of them actually together

[@john-ze7eu]

That was me...

[@randygoldman8974]

I was deer hunting in Trinity this year, took a break and decided to pan for gold. 15 mind in and a huge rock splashed in front of me in the river followed by two more. Thought my friend was behind me trying to scare me but no one was there. Spooked at this point I went back to camp and friend was sleeping in his tent. Looked around later and found a nest type thing on another ridge but attributed that to a deer bed.

[@JohnMelland]

Sounds like Sasquatch was chucking rocks near you! 😬

[@sawtootheyes523]

The “beds” are everything i look for when hunting deer or elk, the trail is exactly what i look for to lead me to the bedding areas! Great place to hunt for game!

[@JohnMelland]

2:55 the huckleberries from what I've heard helps with after giving birth. It's leaves are high in iron and trace vitamins and minerals. It has been used for post child birthing. Really interesting finds and evidence! Thank you for sharing your video! 😍👣❤️ Happy Thanksgiving too! 🦃

[@pommiebears]

I didn’t know that, and I’ve given birth twice. I remember my old grandad giving me a Guinness to drink, to “replace the iron” and it was good. I had to have a blood transfusion after my second, and they only gave me half of what I lost back. So, it was broccoli and Guinness for me. If I’d have known about the huckleberries, I may have felt better sooner. lol.

[@TongueTiedNtwisted]

Props to you momma. I don't think I'd survive giving birth lol. If I get a paper cut it's a travesty of pain lol.

[@Powerpickle68]

A possible nest and they didn't look for hair samples.

[@moondawg3693]

Great point as these "beds" are small and shaped almost like a reclined seat-bed combo and don't look like they're intended for long time use, perhaps they are birthing beds ? Nice thinking outside the box.

[@christinamenhennett]

@@pommiebears with both of mine my placenta went looked like trying to put together a jigsaw puzzle I was told by the doc.

[@BeeHash]

beautiful cinematography.

[@cathleenalambra1447]

Living in this state my whole life, sometimes I tend to get so jaded. Thanks for reminding me how breathtakingly beautiful this state is! I can see Mt. Rainier from my patio and always take awe at it's majestic. Yes, it rains a lot...but the greenery come spring and summer make up for it!!

[@CallMeMrX]

I am definitely in the skeptic camp when it comes to Bigfoot, but it's entertaining just to watch interesting, friendly people hanging out in the beautiful wilderness.

[@Uk.wildman]

So was i 100% i use to actually take possession out of people ard ridicule them until one day i came face to face with 2 of them absolutely terrifying

[@sarah-jaynemcdonald2594]

Are you still a skeptic?

[@bigmig808]

Would love to see you guys go up to BC. The Island, Harrison Lake, Radium. I had my own experience at Harrison Lake

[@JohnMelland]

That's a well known hotspot for Sasquatch's. 😍👣

[@matthewsenavitis2754]

I would love one of these episodes to actually find a bigfoot. Close up, clear, during the day. At least there is beautiful scenery.

[@swyve1984]

@@matthewsenavitis2754 Yeah, like it's really easy to find a being who knows when you're coming, is sensitive to your electronic gear, and whose hair is translucent allowing it to blend in with their territory.

[@matthewsenavitis2754]

@@swyve1984 Now your talking bs just like all these guys hunting bigfoot. No videos showing bigfoot knocking on trees. No videos showing bigfoot making tree structures or bedding in the woods. No videos of bigfoot breaking branches or trees. Hmmm, only a few videos that are actually compelling but are only a few seconds long. I been camping all my life but I am certainly not going to say everything I come across in the woods that I see and hear is a bigfoot. With technology these days they should be able to track and capture a bigfoot. All the episodes are about making money. Nothing more.

[@robhill3378]

@@swyve1984 then are you saying its more than just a primate and if so, what then

[@OverlandOne]

Awesome film. I really enjoyed this.

[@davidregan9872]

This is north of where I live! I met Derek twice at the Ocean Shores Sasquatch Summit. I was hoping they would have it this year, but it doesn't look good! Great video! Never seen one, but talked to many who have. One old friend told me he seen a WHITE Sasquatch while walking home late one night. 2 guys stopped their car because they seen it too. They gave my friend a ride home. He never walked home again after that!

[@NancyFrye]

I was hoping for another summit this year, too. Are you going to Squatchfest in Kelso in January? Corson is speaking along with a handful of other top notch people.

[@daviddesrochers9439]

Mt . Saint Helen's DOES have a genetic lineage of Sasquatch...that are known to produce a whiter than usual coat!!

[@davidregan9872]

@@NancyFrye Probably not. I wonder if Wes from SC is going?

[@davidregan9872]

@@daviddesrochers9439 A guy I know seen a white Sasquatch by the coast of WA when he was walking home late one night!

[@northwestolympics3001]

Just a few miles from my house. Theres been 3 sightings on my road since the 80s.

[@jeanbook8403]

🦍👣👈😳😲😬

[@JohnMelland]

That's awesome 😍👣

[@treedeblue]

Only 3 🙁

[@peccogamble3578]

@@misguidedangel6550 i think allot of people are afraid of reporting/talking about it, and some just wanna forget it

[@patricknoble5112]

@@jeanbook8403 eeeswieeeeeeeeei

[@timbo218]

I would love to see someone go to Port Chatham Alaska, that's one place that's on record of something running people off like (Bigfoot?).

[@bmaluginthevanishingman6034]

Yeah they're ever all over North America. It's just like the panda bear in the gorilla people thought they were mythical animals at once or died over a million years ago and lo and behold they count both of them out in this natural habitat

[@gordongarrett6229]

Exactly.

[@gordongarrett6229]

Absolutely

[@elliee8683]

I love the campfire segments!

[@314biggy]

Forget football on thanksgiving I’d rather watch Bigfoot documentaries!

[@ziggystardust1751]

Forget football.....thats so unamerican.Be a good citizen dude.

[@lordlucan3241]

They are both rubbish tv outside of America. 🤣🤣🤣

[@forrestmeadows9584]

Anthropologists like myself do take it seriously but even Jane had death defying events with chimps. You are entirely correct it needs to be a daily thing! As a female Anthropologist I am not sure I would feel comfortable going out by myself searching for Bigfoot. I never had a love working with chimps. Goodall was my heroine but they are dangerous as is Bigfoot I believe. I have gone on excursions but not by myself!!

[@discojelly]

Having had a number of direct and indirect bigfoot encounters here in North Texas and in Southeast Oklahoma, I can tell you that that is a wise decision. These things are smarter than chimps.. and bigger. I'm going to fair to say they are indeed in the "Relic Hominid" catagory. I always tell folks who are interested in being Bigfoot researchers to never go alone. You're chances are higher if you have just yourself or a very small group.. but you also put yourself in more danger. Safety in numbers is key. Its good that more Anthropologists like you are getting interested in this subject. There are still Hominids on this earth besides us, and we researchers hope to have some viable evidence of that for those of you in the scientific community.

[@Blue_Collar_Colonizer_1776]

@@discojelly I grew up and currently live outside of Gainesville Florida. There was a period of about 3 years I lived in Lawton Oklahoma which is connect to ft sill and the Wichita mountains. It's about 40 miles from Wichita falls Texas. I lived right on the edge of town. Being a Florida boy I sought out water for places to fish. Fortunately I found a creek about two miles from my apartment. Turned out to be east cache creek. I never seen anything but there was several occasions I had 0 doubt I wasn't alone and something was watching me while I would bank fish at night. Growing up in Florida we have everything under the sun as a threat from gators to cougars and moccasins. And i never felt the way I did out there. I have no doubt Oklahoma and Texas has some type of sasquatch.

[@carrieboultby7516]

Yes. Safety first. I am in England, and although ours is a much smaller country, apparently, there have been some Bigfoot sightings. Some have been in an area called Cannock Chase, in the West Midlands (I am from the East Midlands), so I want to go & explore. It's a bit of a drive, so I'd probably want to stay a few days, but I am wary of going by myself. Not just because of Bigfoot, but I might get myself lost in the wilderness! So I agree with your point. Need to get someone to go with me.

[@marvinstarr9355]

Yeah dangerous if they want to be

[@the_weed_in_your_garden9319]

Go eat some @robertsepehr and wake up

[@johnvita5510]

Big foot is 10 steps ahead. It's time to think out of the box in order to get any further data/evidence on these creature's. Great effort, thank you.

[@teresap.5991]

Really interesting content and different than other channels so thank you and happy turkey day everyone ‼️😊👍🦃

[@francescae1129]

Excellent as usual Aleks and Eli. Thanks for sharing your travels to my adopted state. Isn't it beautiful? Was that Crescent Lake by the way?

[@landons.7534]

Just something to think about, I've noticed in a lot of your videos you put the db level of the music a lot higher than your camera footage/VO's. It makes it where if you're wearing headphones you keep having to drop and raise the volume as a viewer. Overall I love the work you do, the audio thing's just become a little pet peeve of mine

[@Laura-Kitty]

I totally agree!

[@twalker4167]

Just left washington state last week. It is one of the most beautiful states I've ever seen. My biggest hope was to catch a glimpse, from the safety of my car, of one of these beings lol Great Doc guys 👍🏽

[@pyre6955]

Wow cool video! Great choice of music!

[@TheSlumpIsOver1030]

I clicked on this video expecting to see a bigfoot competing in the Olympics.

[@leilamcmichael5147]

Great to hear there is a direct correlation to nest building with Sasquatch!

[@southernsasquatchsearcher]

They were all so loud that anything in the forest could've easily avoided them.

[@ericj.wilkinson9317]

^Came here to say this. Full volume voices crashing and braying through the woods with twenty people is not how to see anything. We didn't see any video of any wildlife whatsoever. Something the size of an adult bull Elk can move through dense woods like that in near silence .

[@adriandyer6721]

I agree, they also prove to be a bit too ready to use firearms. I don't think puma footprint needs that reaction, I won't be subscribing to this channel

[@queenofno6055]

yeah ya gotta be quiet but have a fire and even play soft music and they will seek you out

[@adriandyer6721]

@@queenofno6055 Brilliant, I like your way of thinking. I'm looking forward to exploring the wild parts of the U. K. This summer, had some success filming our various wild and rare butterflies and animals by exploring the few ancient woodlands left in Dorset, namely the purple emperor.

[@bravotwozero535]

I think a wildlife photographer would have a better chance but then wildlife photographers don’t have the mass hysteria that makes these creatures visible.

[@stephenhogue5567]

Olympic National Park is absolutely beautiful!

[@yadjekim]

Reference 33:10. "We're not sneaking up on anything.." I'm glad you're aware that trudging a dozen people through the forest undergrowth is NOT going to get you any sightings. Interesting doc vid!

[@jackcareslade8109]

Exactly

[@Seattle_Kiwi]

An amazing place. So sad we are cutting down the old growth on Olympic peninsula. My heart breaks for the loss of such beautiful wildlife habitat.

[@cypherx666x]

Seeing and experiencing them gives you PTSD for life.. I grew up with them on my 40acre childhood property in Everson, WA (Whatcom County). I had countless encounters. But The last one I had was actually in my adulthood on Lummi Island.

[@PushYourEdge]

Care to share more about what happened? Curious of your story

[@robormiston2841]

I live in Bellingham but haven't had any experience yet here. But in Belfair Wa I did. And you are right. I have a hard time camping in the woods unless I'm in a good spot. I was freaking out last time I camped and didn't sleep at all. And I'm 6 foot 1 200 lbs not a small man and not afraid of anything except Bigfoot's lol. I find myself driving in the mountains at night searching and I can't say why. Like what would I do if I seen another one lol.

[@BrownBear406]

Could you please share your Lummi island experience? Any other experiences if you’re comfortable too, no biggie though.

[@paulwollenzein-zn1lh]

My dad picked up a stray dog.. He always wolfed down his food. Even though his last days with my dad. I think that it is because when they do get food they don't know how much time they will have to eat before they get interrupted by something. And then they get scared and decide to run away! I think that it is possible to change the behavior, but it takes dedication and a little extra time to change the problem. You have to hand feed the dog a little bit at a time. Grab another hand full after a little bit of a pause. Then keep repeating until your dog, or puppy, has eaten his share. When doing well switch to using their dog bowl and only put in a handful at a time. As he slows down his eating habits. You can add more each time you add food to the bowl.

[@ProspectingMonkey]

Over 10 years of gold mining I have had 7 encounters. It's so creepy how they watch you. They never were aggressive to me though. Well maybe onetime they pushed down a pine tree on the hillside. Almost as if they wanted me to see or know they were there. My lastest sighting I had two others camping with me and they shook a bush on the hillside.

[@Slazbob]

Stop it 😂

[@shonuff9181]

Holy hell production value through the roof

[@liammorris7989]

Love your videos, keep up the good work. As a life-long BCer from Vancouver, and currently living on Vancouver island, I can tell you absolutely no-one calls Vancouver Island "Ape Island."

[@ScaryStoriesNYC]

Great illustration

[@grammy3g808.]

Using a camera on the shoulder facing backwards, might surprisingly capture what was missed ...

[@daviddesrochers9439]

Noice!! Old ghost trick!!

[@debbiewilliams9435]

That was hilarious Seth 😂 Had to watch it several times 😂

[@Archie_Fletcher]

In my humble/inexperienced opinion, I think a key factor of expeditions like these would be to be more inclusive of local Native culture and beliefs about the Sabé. Not that these guys are “too scientific,” I just think there are lots of aspects concerning the Sabé that are not being considered when we as humans think about what we think is scientifically possible. The intelligence levels and capabilities of the creatures in question is far beyond what any of us give credit for. And this is all besides the fact that these expeditions approach the topic from the angle that what they’re looking for isn’t human, which is a whole separate conversation. Thank you Jeff Meldrum

[@marcsmith4244]

I read a book about Bigfoots when i was 7 or 8 yrs old. Im 45 now and live i Scotland and i truly believe in BF's. Great docufilm. 👍

[@JefferyLilly-t6y]

Those are definitely nest or bedding areas of Sasquatch. Blown away by their caliber and size.

[@martinkearney7555]

Awesome stuff guys! Good job!

[@duaneayers6117]

Great Video. Also whoever did the filming while each one of ub were talking around the fire knows their shyt. Placing a log behind the flame & then camera behind the log is someone who really cares about the message that their trying to send out. Hope others will learn from watching this Great Video.

[@ZipTye40]

close to vancouver island.. lots of storys out there, especially north of the island

[@j_toledo419]

I feel like they know when their nests are discovered instantly, and when that happens they relocate far away

[@justaguy5909]

I’m very proud of you all you guys. I would love to go out into the field with you.

[@somethingnative]

I myself have had experience with the timber giant and I am from the Olympic area on the West Coast. Many times I and my family had experiences with them. When out camping on our family property I will leave them an offering and I myself love these beings. I myself have had only good experiences with these beings of the forest.

[@realdeal8099]

No pictures?

[@realdeal8099]

Pictures???

[@somethingnative]

@@realdeal8099 no I have none as I don't take pictures of them as you never know when they are going to show up.

[@somethingnative]

And they always show up when it is dark

[@jerrybartlett273]

@@somethingnative Hey Linda, please look up the Xanue Forrest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach

[@Greg-dm1nl]

Popcorn 🍿 soda 🥤 Bigfoot documentary my life is great 👍🏼 😁

[@joshuamaier1824]

My mom lived in Washington state near the Canadian border and was sure she and her dog were stalked by Bigfoot that traveled through the mountains using the electric power lines as roads

[@DingoDundee]

That dog was definitely looking for Bigfoot.

[@AnthonySal]

Haha I love how everyone’s in the forest dressed for hiking and Seth shows up in a leather jacket, jeans and no boots

[@SteadfastHero]

Les Stroud disclosed that he had seen orbs in the Portland, OR episode in his finding Bigfoot series. He didn’t say on the show itself, likely due to gatekeeping restrictions, but he is one of the most credible people I’ve watched. He also disclosed that he experienced telepathic communication. Very interesting stuff

[@shelbyindianajones3226]

Another really beautiful film you guys are so hard-working and brave I have a feeling though that there's a lot of different animals that could do those tree breaks if a bear comes crashing through there it would probably create a lot of mess

[@patrickdowness7152]

Great documentary

[@SealegsSam]

Man that place is so beautiful. I would leave everything to move up there if the state government wasn't so authoritarian.

[@RichtorLazlo]

There is a place called sylvan lake here that I have heard lots of wood knocks and have heard from others of similar sightings.