Return to Bigfoot Mountain | Mysteries & Monsters

Return to Bigfoot Mountain! In Mount Hood, Oregon, Eli Watson meets with Sasquatch investigators to look into startling encounters in a secret location known as the Blueberry Bog.
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[@tinas4838]

They aren't rare, they are ALL over Oregon. We have lots of activity in the coastal range, also. These are intelligent, humanoid beings that are smart enough to keep clear of us.

[@lesliepavelko8600]

They are in the Trask off the Williamette valley....

[@danielcampbell9457]

I hate when they assume they're animals, the DNA literally speaks for itself, sasquatch is a HUMAN hybrid. it has HUMAN mitochondrial DNA and UNKNOWN nuclear DNA.

[@jefflamb5218]

Yet, we see them all the time? So they are either not that smart, or people’s imaginations are getting the better of em.

[@jamesgibbs8827]

Yes, here on East Coast of US as well. Massachusetts,. New Hampshire, Maine Vermont Canada BC EVERYWHERE you'll.find them.

[@jerrybartlett273]

They are all around the world. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach

[@sasquatch8923]

I live a couple miles from the museum. My son and myself had an encounter with a visual in 2018 on Hood. Cliff is a great guy and was very gracious when we told him about our encounter and the evidence we collected over a year of researching. Come to find out, Cliff said our encounter location was one of his secret spots! Conner was also very cool and took down our report. I can almost guarantee if you go to this spot (especially in April it seems) something will happen if your patient and camp a few days. It was the most terrifying moment of my life during the encounter. Don't worry Cliff and Conner, your secret is safe with me! We used the Oregon Bigfoot Highway to zero in on them. Must have book if you live in Oregon. We listed all of the accounts in the book by date, location and weather, a pattern emerged that gave us a location. We had so much success thanks to that book.

[@julierobbins6216]

Eli it was great to see you take the helm and hear your perspective on things. Much respect to all of the Bigfoot-ers out there!

[@theeliwatson]

Thank you!

[@tomtalker2000]

I just lost my mom to pancreatic cancer last year. But one thing i will ALWAYS remember her teaching me as a kid growing up. Especially, when we lived in the Berkshires of western massachusetts. Where i started my birding career some 30+yrs years ago. Was too take the time too look up at the sky on a crystal clear night and awe at it's beauty and vastness. It's a sure fire way of "humbling" a human being really quick. In terms of just how small we truly are in the grand scheme of everything.

[@lauraravenscraft1408]

Am very sorry for the loss of your Mom…. That is wonderful advice you share ❤️🙏

[@wayneb2000]

Lost my mum 3years ago to liver cancer and still feels like yesterday Thoughts are you you

[@GrandmaDeb100]

Really enjoyed this! Thank you!

[@BigShrimpin416]

I’m very sorry to hear about your mom. My condolences. Losing a parent is extremely difficult no matter how old you are. ❤

[@l0st1t2b0st1k]

I’m so sorry for your loss. It was a year back in October that I and my family lost our mom to pancreatic cancer too. I saw her in July of that year and watched her rapidly deteriorate so quickly until her passing three months later.

[@Goodisongirl]

Loved it. Thanks Eli 👍

[@bettyhockey7143]

My Cauthorn Family is from Oregon, so this is a very special episode! I loved hearing about the Oregon and Bigfoot Hwy! I can’t wait to buy it and read it. And I am delighted to hear these guys made this book and hearing their stories. My grandfather was a logger, in Oregon, and I’m overwhelmed with emotion to hear about their research. Thank you Eli for doing this episode!

[@theeliwatson]

Thank you for the very kind comment!

[@RebekahSlick]

I'm glad my videos of Chris Spencer could be used. ☺ Great first episode! Looking forward to the series!

[@theeliwatson]

Thanks for letting me use them!!!

[@RebekahSlick]

@@theeliwatson Happy we could help! You're welcome back here any time!

[@treborlive4546]

Well done! Looking forward to more of your work.

[@AnthonySal]

GREAT JOB! Love it man. Well produced. I like the cut ins of you talking. Keep them coming buddy!!

[@teresa_davis]

This was way cool! Really enjoyed it…super informative, excellent video..audio..just very well done. Great job guys! And thank you for putting out just content rich material! Ordered that book… can’t wait to read it..anything historical accounts from American tribes..I’m in… It was super to see Cliffs museum! Looking forward to visiting it next time we’re up in that neck of the woods! Looking forward to your next segment in this series!

[@saturn722]

WOW! What a glowing endorsement! Promoting BF and doing the cute shows based on pseudoscience has become a booming business!

[@tireflipper8000]

Lmao that was funny when you hit the baby scream again and scared him haha

[@mrbmp09]

You all really need to raise the funds to buy a good drone with a really good IR camera. At 400+ feet up I doubt anything could easily hear it coming especially if there is a little wind blowing. You can cover 100's times the search area But the are crazy expensive.

[@harvestmarymoon9453]

Thank you for all y’all’ s work 🙏🏼

[@shonseibert48]

👣 👣 👣

[@kennybeaudrie9021]

Aaaaaww wow… you can tell Mr Joe really misses, and had a LOT of deep respect for his friend who passed on. I’d love to just sit down with Joe and listen to him. Learn from him.

[@kanenstuff]

The stars at my sisters farm in Australia has the most amazing stars when I visit we just lay in the back of the ute/truck and drink beer while relaxing but no squatches there.

[@kevinstandow2943]

Eli , When Emily and Connor were out there and she initially heard the clacks and elaborated on it I have too, I am a long standing native Californian with lineage to the mid 1800’S , I have been in the areas you guys have been , Even near Mt.Hood Ski Resort from Pineview Oregon and it’s squatchy there without doubt, Been into this before the internet and as a kid at a cabin south of Yosemite valley in a remote area with nothing back beyond in there, On the way to Lake Tahoe about half way I take a old logging road about six or seven miles in to a small shallow alpine lake , It’s a basin back in there that’s extremely dark at night , I been all over the Sierras and darker than any other place , My initial point on this is I was backpacking at dark alone with some moon back in and up about four to five miles into the high country a bit north away from where people may go, The first morning I chilled tired , Caught dinner and slept and the second night alone with absolutely NO ONE UP THERE! I hit the sack and alone you are a bit hyper aware and after 3:00 a.m. I was awaken by something in the small tent by a creek next to the lake and in two intervals I heard ROCK CLACKING !! I knew what it was since my childhood being fascinated , I was freaked out a bit and couldn’t sleep and at predawn with a tad more visibility went to the knoll a hundred yards away , Nothing on the hard granite and some scuffs in the crushed , I am certain no one was there , I would bet anything and I had intense to wait for a friend, But decided to head down, With little talk of BF and no internet yet as it was a subject not many were into, I assure you there was not a soul that fall, So they I believe we’re letting it known a human was there . Many other events in this dark basin below that’s wild as it gets , Kevin .

[@mow4607]

Eli you should go back when the elk are migrating, coming down from the higher elevations for the winter

[@burlyshorn]

I love your different approach to investigating Bigfoot, such fabulous scenery too. You’re so lucky having such a diverse biosphere of flora and fauna to explore, here in the UK you’re never far from people and urban areas, keep up the good work.

[@sarahughes6452]

Great job, Eli.

[@shonseibert48]

Gotta get a 6 pk of Squatch Rocket for myself. It'll go good with my Jack's Links jerkey.......👣👣

[@aitornavarro6597]

Man if I heard a baby crying at night time 10's and 10's of miles from nowhere, I'm thinking twice about spending the night there 😬😬

[@taylorelliott5776]

FIRE!!!

[@kathleenaustin327]

Going out into the woods and making a bunch of noise makes no sense to me!!! Really?!! Use drones to cover more area!!!

[@_test_site7553]

The soundtrack is amazing 🤘🤘🤘

[@kswannie]

If thumping a RIC bass doesn't make bigfoot groove, I say forget about him!

[@khamp6958]

IPA is great bear. There’s a couple of company that make blood orange but all great stuff

[@quantumaquatic1767]

Monke mountain lol. I always wondered if the far ends of argentina holds a bigfoot creature as well, patagonia, that area Is super remote and it's literally the Alaska of the South.

[@mdkramster]

Love the vidyas. Hate the baby noises. I can't be the only one.

[@tomtalker2000]

I love Gray Jays now called Canada Jays. Or by another term of hikers/backpackers "camp robbers". They aren't shy by any means like their Blue, Scrub, and Stellar Jay cousins. They'll raid your campsite for bacon grease or anything else they may find edible. And will as seen in this video EASILY take food from your hand. I always welcome their arrival when i'm out in their habitat and in the field researching various birds.

[@NvrFinal]

Eli and Alex are the best

[@jesperlehmann4336]

I dont know about you guys, but 20 feet is very close, and there where alot more than 20 feet to that treeline she was looking at.. maybe she meant 200 feet or about 60 meters 🤷‍♂️

[@solomonkain]

Do sasquatch not lose hair? Surely if investigators can recognise a spot where the creature was, at some time or another probability would suggest they would leave behind a hair or two. What about snagging on branches too?

[@ryand8024]

Eli that dude bro...homie

[@tiagoalexandre4798]

Thermography by night with a drone. Eureka, maybe not. A field team with a good camera, why not?

[@kimmienav268]

I think they captured creatures on video at 40:15...amazing!

[@normhughes9777]

why no credit to the music developer or artist. just saying. seems disrespectful to said person to use his music and not give them credit.

[@mikeghostshadows5191]

So y'all just figured out that there travel in same areas ??

[@randyjohnson5426]

It is best to go out alone to get bigfoot activity.

[@dawnlemaster4110]

How would you protect yourselves if a Sasquatch was mad and approaching you? Could you protect yourselves?

[@sirdanoman]

Howitzer. I was 20 yards from a pissed off 10-footer and my AR10 chambered in .308 and my revolver in .454 Casull felt like squirt guns compared to the unbelievable mass of that thing.

[@mikenorman3589]

Folks kill me walking around with no serious protection or just 1-2 people. Always assume what could happen.

[@cryptoqueen7055]

So they were 1,000 feet from the lake and he said the sound was so clear. It came from in between where they were to the lake. Well if that be true? Why couldn’t we hear it clearly and it would’ve been very loud in such a short distance. These guys are always exaggerating

[@mazdaman1286]

Mate if you want to see stars , come to rural Australia. I go to an old mates farm , get out the sun beds , lay back ,grab some beers turn the lights out then look up. Phenomenal...you can see satellites shooting stars the space station , hell after a case of beer weve sorted all the world's problems and seen a Yowie or two....

[@jerrybartlett273]

If you want to know what a Yowie is, then please look up the Treykon.

[@johnstownsfinest1136]

Great content but please iron the backdrop. My ocd kicked in hard....lol

[@selendioxid4784]

Where are the ape sound and loud knock recordings of audio that Emily Fleur talks about? The video was always cut, even if it looks like they recorded all the time. So they must have been recorded.

[@johndoolittle100]

Was thinking the exact same thing.

[@Telcontar86]

"Rocks blowing in the wind"? must be some serious wind y'all have over on the West coast

[@johnwaite3879]

has anybody ever played captured bigfoot audio to wild animals like bears , wolves, deer to see thier reaction, it would be interesting to see a grizzly cower in fear to a recording being played

[@MeltWithU]

That’s a good idea that I never thought of. Though, I think we should probably leave deer out of it… As they are schizophrenic over anything. But it would be interesting to see what wolves and bears do… If you could actually find them somewhere without spooking them first. Maybe one of the trail cams that has a cellular connection that can show live footage to a phone. So you know exactly when they are there and you would need some sort of device to allow you to play those sounds remotely. Which, would be the biggest Issue. You would almost need some sort of IP addressable, cellular audio device, hooked up to a amplifier and speaker that were battery powered. Battery powered isn’t that hard, because I have a battery device that could probably power something like that for at least 16 to 20 hours. It’s just finding somebody to design the software to allow you to connect remotely and play the sound when you see a bear or wolf in the live trail cam footage. Definitely would be a great idea. Just to get a reaction to see whether or not those animals may have had an interaction that terrified them so much that they would flip out at the very sound. But it definitely would require that they had contact with one before. As, the sound may scare them regardless. But, it would be what I would think, and entirely different interaction if they had had contact with one of these things before. Because even with human contact and somebody screaming at a bear, sometimes because they have been in decent contact with humans due to the area they are in, they won’t be as scared of them. Which I would think those animals would be the perfect candidate. As they won’t be spooked as easily, and therefore the reaction will be genuine to the sound, and not just any sound at all. I would love to see somebody try it. Though I think it’s one of those circumstances, that you would never know if the reaction was generalized or specific.

[@leewilcox5848]

Or it could charge and see what happens to you! I never heard of someone attacked by a Bigfoot but there is plenty of examples of people being attacked by Grizzlies.

[@dorothystout9187]

This is the first video I've watched from Small-town Monsters and I was very impressed. I've watched others which I had a hard time getting through because the narrator talked more about himself than Bigfoot. This was excellent! I hope I will see a lot more from Eli!!

[@jimariola1062]

Why are so many bigfoot hunters so damm unprepared.

[@cindyharding574]

Oregon bigfoot hwy is a great book

[@danhardin8097]

Great content and presentation. Good job Eli. Wish I was with you.

[@Godisgood548]

I have seen four Sasquatch on Mount Hood near Government Camp I believe in them i’m a world-class fisherman and hunter In Oregon and Washington state

[@Mach11976]

Y'all are the best info on Sasquatch, I listen when you speak.

[@thebeautifulhobo1]

@@Mach11976 ditto

[@heathjacob6841]

Hello I'm First Nation of Canada when going to my reservation ,at nights can see the millions of stars just beautiful

[@fly_speck_cafe]

Peckerwoods! Hah! 😄

[@g3ckoizlethal]

Another great documentary! Great job, Eli and crew! Def need to go back there! Looks like a perfect area for Sasquatch!

[@cane6656]

Good Job NOT IGNORING THOSE PRINTS!! I've found them Kind here in Massachusetts, There was to many Of the SAME SHAPE & SIZE to be a COINCIDENCE. Just because there not ALL PERFECT & CLEAR, Means NOTHING. VERY GOOD JOB INVESTIGATING!!

[@JoeMapes]

I would've spray painted each print prior to sending up the drone. That way the track path could be seen from above. Paint doesn't harm prints.

[@OverlandOne]

Excellent. I enjoyed watching this, thank you.

[@blossomquisno9187]

Sasquatch is real why do you people bother them, leave them alone, what are you trying to do?? Why bother them, smh humans. We are called the Bigsky country, Montana

[@francescae1129]

Great job once again Eli! 👍Keep up the great work!👏

[@jennyphillips7496]

Why don't any of you ever put trail cams up to where the foot prints are??

[@bakkendrt7972]

There are no Grizzly Bears in Oregon

[@lance5041]

But there are bigfoots? Maybe there are bigfoots in the same way?

[@rrsjr]

Bravo! I think this is your best one yet. Very well done indeed.

[@mechengineer4894]

The CGI bigfoot images look awesome, but doesn't it bother you that the best BF snapshots show nothing but the neck and head taken by Todd Standing because there's a sasquatch infestation wherever he goes? He got crystal clear pics of 3 different BF variants in a span of 72 hrs.

[@Mach11976]

I have so many questions for Todd, and for Christ sake don't question anything or you'll get land blasted with negative comments. And of course he never answered me.

[@janetstonerook4552]

Oh Todd! Who had exactly the same facial dimensions and eye shape as the male Bigfoot he photographed. Check out Thinker Thunker's take on It from about 2018-19.. Todd's sister had worked as a Hollywood film makeup artist, oddly enough. I think Todd had done some amazing research prior to that incident. But he could never get the "money shot" so in his frustration he fudged the photos and lost his credibility. Bigfoot don't perform on cue for a human even if they're on friendly terms. It takes years of positive interactions for them to trust enough to give you a quick glimpse of them before they step back into the shadows. And they avoid trail cameras with a vengeance! .

[@Mach11976]

@@janetstonerook4552 Agreed 💯

[@Emma-dl5ez]

Super. I really enjoyed it. 👍👍👍👍👍👍💯👣 Thank you 😁

[@mattsheezy5469]

Eli Watson - True Freak (No Tattoos, Piercings, Ear Gauges, or Hair Dye Needed). Welcome To The Gang 🐢

[@christophercrowder872]

An episode looking at reported sightings and/or activity in suburban or even urban areas (I know there are some out there, even if not a lot) would be a unique take on this subject.

[@ronp3140]

My only sighting was inside city limits. Everyone in the car saw it.

[@robbieferrell7835]

I live in a rural environment but only a mile from a major hwy . There is regular activity here . I've spoken to multiple witnesses in the last 5 years. I had my own sighting in December 2021. I've heard calls , screams an have multiple track photos. They are real and everywhere. I'm a Christian an will swear on a stack of bibles to what I've seen and heard . Stay safe .

[@saturn722]

@@robbieferrell7835 A Christian wouldn’t swear on the Word of God, especially when the scientific community refutes the claim of the existence of BF.

[@johndoolittle100]

Hiding from bigfoot 😂, just silliness they know you're there the moment you enter the forest.

[@Mach11976]

The live chat sucks, one or two people always got jokes. Can't learn a goddamn thing from everyone else. It's a great video, thanks.

[@UpstateGardening]

Peckerwood? That’s Snow Owl to you, good sir!😐

[@annettegraves-s6v]

Love Shane! And Connor! Great guys!

[@Knm.116]

I found footprints in my back yard yesterday , i live in the Catskills upstate NY. I have 3 ac but my land buts up against a 600 ac plot of land , i have tall pines lot's of lake's and the Delaware River literally 2 mi from where I live like I said it goes on forever up here it's all Forest, wish I could get somebody up here to take a look so I can figure out what it is that's here, one night a couple of years ago we heard a scream that I've never heard no mind you I've lived in the woods all my life I know what coyote sound like I know what fox sound like this was nothing I've ever heard before and so loud that it sounded like it was on a loudspeaker and this was one night when I got home from work it was probably maybe 11:00 11:15 p.m. scared the bejesus out of me and then the same sound was heard the following night, but it's not until just recently that I found footprints.

[@CrashCourseCryptozoology]

I dig the almost video-diary-esque nature of this, especially in that it doesn't over-indulge in the narrator! IT focuses more on the phenomenon and puts some focus on Eli's journey through it without it being too heavy on either side!

[@theeliwatson]

Thanks bro

[@selendioxid4784]

The map at 6:24 is great. I always wondered about ig there are also stories about Sasquatch in Mexico, especially Yucatán. I never found any info about that. I already though...well, maybe the Mexican desert kept the cryptid species from living further south, and so they might only have their habitat on the North American continent. Anyway, then the name is Che Uinik in Mayan. Great point to start. Anyone knows about sightings and stories from Yucatán?

[@teresa_davis]

I really like that map too…I wonder if it’s offered for purchase at Cliffs museum? Great resource and one stop visual for all the various names of Bigfoot around the world!

[@selendioxid4784]

@@teresa_davis True, sadly very far away for me. And I really really doubt any living specimen of that cryptid in Central Europe. I mean, there are no big forests anymore. Just fields for crops. Most old forests were logged centuries ago. Except some national parks, which are a joke compared to the size of national parks in the Americas. A huge one would be around maybe 150 mi². So those names must come from very old stories and fairy tales.

[@Beeni-wello777]

Hadih 🌌 Does any of bigfoot researchers interview Indigenous people? My goodness, there are legends, artifacts like paintings on rocks in New Mexico, dances & visual art. Many or some Indigenous people who have encountered these mystical beings. For example; my dad encountered bigfoot in the Wetsuwet'en territory on highway 16. He was on his way home from the main village to their place. My sibling had informed me. My dad seen him kneeling in the ditch facing south. To this day, my mum's cousin can hear them behind her house. She said dogs would be quiet at some evenings. She seen twisted branches of trees...what the heck, as a child I used to roam the rez and highway 16. To this day it is known " Highway of Tears". Be nice if " Beyond the Trail" or Small Town Monsters focus a section on Indigenous people. Love the 🎥 🎞 Sne kalyegh 🤲

[@pnwbigfootsearch]

Was awesome to see Eli taking the reigns. Outstanding work!

[@outbackorchard8224]

That was great Eli. Hope we see more!

[@ronhicks1663]

Eli's face when he said " I never Wana do that again!" Was priceless. And I feel where he's coming from. That is so goddamn creepy to hear in the woods in the middle of the night.

[@jonnymycomushrooms]

You guys should investigate on Vancouver Island, Strathcona provincial Park...what a prehistoric feeling place

[@mikebennett4686]

are you also from around van isle?

[@ry6222]

Thoroughly enjoyed this, the prints in the last 3rd of the video were super cool

[@michaelhalstead7532]

I'm somewhat confused. What are you trying to accomplish ? If you run into a sasquatch what then ? What is your intention then ? Turn and run ? To share my opinion with you your just chasing your tail

[@jameschapman7996]

Couldn't of said it better my self soon as they see one they would high tail it out of there or give another blurred video shot

[@GilbertSyndrome]

Gotta love the narrative being pushed by Cliff that nobody is putting any research into Bigfoot. Keep spinning that yarn, eh. I like your documentaries, although the most interesting thing you found here was undoubtedly that Bigfoot blood orange IPA.

[@donnysanner342]

Pls pls stop thinking of Sabe as a Ape. Open ur mind a little bit , Cliff is pro establishment.....just like Meldrum. Both very smart , however until they stop thinking of Sabe as a Ape they will continue to be lost. Good luck and keep a open mind

[@JesseHMcCauley]

I hope someone finds this perhaps useful find. I was researching the area thinking sightings occur around water often. If you look on google I just found that Hood river flows north...waaay north. I followed it to a place in Canada. I'm thinking they follow the river during seasons for fish, other animals like deer, and of course fresh water...further north more snow easily hidden tracks and it would make sense they would need alot of food source deep in the woods. River is where all creatures go. Ofcourse there is a theory I think perhaps they use or know bigger cave systems. We may underestimate their ability to dig, being so strong could burrow in no time flat. Just thoughts. Find me and I'd be happy to go down the rabbit hole for you.

[@Toppradd]

“You peckerwoods ready “ .. lolol .. my god i haven’t heard that phrase in 25 yrs .. lol .. Eli you’re a fricking goofball .. lol

[@LiterarySnob]

I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work! You have gained a perspective of your own and a presentation that is unique. Great first try!!!

[@norsenorth5744]

I live in Seldovia so Portlock is only 30 miles away from here. I saw few footbare and twice sight one close by and other two is far away very huge likely hulk about 10 to 11 feet tall. I will take a picture next time soon..but lots of raining here.

[@kevinstandow2943]

So many just learning this field, I support them , The one’s thinking they know it all don’t watch , Remember Podcasts make money, I been into them before the internet as a kid in the Sierras Nevadas , Their real is all I will say , I know what I’ve seen and heard .

[@WKF561]

Super Great Show, keep up the good work and look forward to your next video.

[@farrenrohana]

I am dying to go where there is no light pollution and watch the stars, I can barely see any where I live. I heard that there was a power failure in NYC once and people were looking up and asking WTF were the lights in the sky! They were actually scared! How sad is that?!

[@carv5playa]

Eli I’m enjoying the M&M series , another great STM production ! Looking forward to more episodes. Thank you

[@versedapologue]

You need to be more scientific in your methods. If you know you're recording vocalisations, keep still and stop talking, so you have cleaner audio. Also, why not mark each track as you find it with a little flag so you can find again it and document it?

[@teddybear0076]

You guys won't read this more then likely, but what are you doing walking around that woods and treeline without a weapon, you guys are really taking your live's into your own hands, i don't care where you are or what you are doing, and i tell my friends family and others, you should never go into the woods without some kind of protection, never i don't care if you are just doing what you guys are doing or a small little hike, it don't matter do you guys, well i'm sure you do, but i don't think folks know how many people go missing every year in the woods never to be heard from again!!!!! I mean them animals that you guys are not afraid of are between 700 to 1,000 lbs they can take you guys mountain lions, grizzlies, brown bear and so on, but maybe you did have at less one, i didn't see it!!! it amazing to me the folks that go without one and they say them famous last words, i never have and i haven't been bothered!!!! ya okay like i said famous last words anyways if nothing else, just a reminder to all the outdoors man !!!! because us as humans get to lax in our day to day activities

[@kevinstandow2943]

After the trackway the elder gentleman who has been at a long time in his beanie and blue sweatshirt ok, Looking at him look way back at the dark object that you can make out a figure of what could only be one, I used a magnifying glass after to validate and I am in the mountains often since about five and a lot and have conditioned vision out there, I definitely see it, It’s back aways but it’s no stump nor someone else, He slept in his truck in the back the previous night and I believe they are familiar with him after so much time he’s spent out there and alone like I backpack often and being one with nature is vital with a spirit like your belonging there and never point but look away and scratch your back of your neck like deer or wildlife not in predator mode or panicked but content ! A Native American friend in the Sierra Nevadas schooled me when young and I have known of them before the internet. Cool ! Kevin

[@KeyhaneBishomar]

This is trolling 🤣 if you really want to see supernatural, come to middle-eastern and my fellow brothers take you to a sacred place where you will see and smell the jinn, since I'm muslim i should not recommend you such journeys but just because i see you guys doing these long and exhausting explorations with out finding any real photage or evidance, i do tell you that it's alot easier to spot a being lived through out a living religion such as Islam and Judaism than looking for the trace of those beings explained by certain nations who's natives, traditions and religions are long gone.

[@georgehorner1578]

RIP Cliff Olson , thank you for your service to our nation sir.

[@iLLPerfect]

Eli is the man!

[@roboutaboutintas5444]

Thanks Eli, what an amazing place! Love to go there one day and visit t h e museum.

[@chubbydamron672]

When elk take their calves into the meadows and mountain valleys where the nutritious green grass grows for the summer the grizzly bear follows as they prey on them Bigfoot I’m sure does the same wherever deer and elk live

[@avgrim7729]

I live in Boring. I'm gonna have to come see that BF museum!!

[@rainbowgaming8441]

funny everyone knows where the blue berry bog is and yes crazy things happen there all the time note do not camp there alone !!!! if you do it at your own risk and you will need night vision and heavy heavy fire power and if you go in a group of 30 high powered flash lights and flood lights

[@tbobrow8350]

If they are there they are outsmarting you