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[@fnqye]

Been keeping an eye on these blokes from afar for a while now. In my opinion these are the best and most honest researchers in this field. This particular video is outstanding and is so similar to what I’ve been finding, experiencing and documenting in the Daintree rainforest far North Queensland, Australia for the past four years. Half a world away - yet uncanny similarities. Well done guys, love your dedication and passion! 👍 🇦🇺

[@GraffitiMaster13]

No they aren’t, Bigfoot is a literal human hybrid and these guys and everyone else knows that. Yet they never mention it, and ignore the fact these things aren’t animals at all. They keep the viewers in a loop and lost, just like yourself.

[@mark2073]

It's really interesting and I applaud them but 'm not too impressed with their disdain for other researchers' methods, instead claiming that their bread and butter approach of trail cams and meticulous observation is better. Well how much trail cam footage have they obtained? They might want to reconsider that others might have valid approaches as well.

[@brandonbaker6129]

Do you have any content available for public viewing? Just curious about them in your part of the world! I'm here in Florida, I grew up in the country in Okeechobee near the lake not too far from the Everglades, I knew that what was walking around one night outside our tent was too heavy to be a person, gauging by the way a linebacker for the Green Bay Packers walked out there he didn't shake the ground like that night LOL. I was just a young man about 13 and I didn't care/have the stones to look that night. I live in the city now and I stay out of the parks near the river after dark when I get those feelings of dread, no matter what people think about things they are in a lot more places than people would ever guess

[@fnqye]

@@brandonbaker6129 Hi mate. I’ve got loads of stuff documented from our last four years here but it’s not online - mainly due to the sensitivity and privacy requirements of this location. Probably sounds like a cop out but it’s genuinely a very sacred place for the indigenous people of this area and they take these things very seriously. I’m not an indigenous Australian, but through my employment in this location and my shared experiences and conversations with the indigenous traditional land owners here I have nothing but respect for their culture and traditions. Hence the lack of public available content. That being said, I’ve shown various people videos, photos, prints and thermals of my family’s ongoing experiences with the Yowies (Australia’s Sasquatch) and all have been pretty shocked by the material. The Daintree rainforest is the oldest rainforest on the planet, and exploring it is literally like stepping back in time. The things myself and my family (wife and 4 kids under 10) have experienced here would make anyone a believer that anything is possible in this rainforest! We do understand that many people are interested in our story and we’ll see what 2024 brings. I’m not very tec savvy and only joined Facebook and KZbin to read about other people’s experiences with these creatures - occasionally commenting but mainly comparing and contemplating their stories and experiences to mine. I’ll finish by saying that The Yowie is 100% real , but I have no idea what it is ! 2 years ago I was totally convinced it was a flesh and blood animal, but more recent events have me questioning that stance. I guess when the traditional owners who’ve inhabited our great country for 60,000 years are not in total agreement (I heard many of them debate this topic) then what chance do I have to provide an “answer”.

[@G19Delta]

KZbin Sonny vator guy has insane videos

[@Juanita6173]

Over two dozen nests and only barely accessible to get to them. So very thick and dense forest, slippery moss everywhere making for hazardous navigation, and over steep terrain. Thank you Eli Watson for putting out this episode, and a big thank you to all the Olympic Project team members for all your time and energy to get into this area and document everything. Yes the Olympic Project is known for not doing wood knocking and vocalizations. They set out other equipment to investigate. The governments of both Canada and the US are saving thousands of dollars for all this free research that volunteers of countless sasquatch researchers such as the Olympic Project etc. having been conducting for years.

[@rabbithole8592]

BF was already been proven back 2013 Melba Ketchum Genome Project Homo Sapiens Cognatus Zoobank

[@theogstasimay]

I literally get excited every single time I see a new episode. If Big Foot is to be se and proven to exist, I hope it’s by this team!

[@shable1436]

I can't remember if it was this group that put a radio tag on a cocklebur and hung it up 7 ft high, then followed the track until battery died. Found out about a 100 mile coverage in two days

[@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059]

@@shable1436 ... Just look for the Bigfoot with a head full of cockleburs.

[@southerngrits]

They have already proven to exist . They even have Dna

[@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059]

@@southerngrits ... No they don't!

[@rabbithole8592]

BF was already proven back in 2013. Melba Ketchum Genome Project. Homo Sapiens Cognatus. Zoobank.

[@brendabinczewski7624]

I absolutely LOVED this video. Great job in narrating All of it. I can’t wait for the next video. Thank you to Eli and all the Olympic project hunters. Super super video. Wow!!

[@hananhall8812]

Well done!!! 👏👏👏Thank you to ALL who donate your precious time to this research project.

[@rabbithole8592]

BF was already proven back in 2013 Melba Ketchum Genome Project Homo Sapiens Cognatus Zoobank

[@rogerstuckey55]

Fantastic episode! STM never ceases to amaze me each week. Photography is excellent, plus including reliable witnesses/bigfoot researchers make for an even better production. Thank you STM/Eli Watson

[@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059]

They have all the ingredients ... well except for a Bigfoot.

[@NitaClewis]

Thank you for putting out this additional footage about this site.

[@emmawebb6955]

💚👣💚👽👋 My 4th wknd of rewatching💯👍 Certainly hope to see more updates on Olympic Project Research for 2024. Your presentation Eli is outstanding and shows the many aspects of what it takes conducting field research of the elusive Sasquatch Bigfoot💯👍

[@pattersonfilm9117]

👍

[@YouNoy]

You guys do make some excellent documentaries . Very entertaining

[@Nanaof_8]

Great vid. I really enjoyed the content. I love seeing Dr. Jeff. I met him once and he is as pleasant in person as he seems on camera. I would have liked to hear from Cliff regarding the nests. Im retired now and have begun going to conferences. I hope to meet the ppl of the Olympic Project at one someday. Awesome job!🎉

[@rabbithole8592]

BF has already been proven back in 2013 Melba Ketchum Genome Project. Homo Sapiens Cognatus. Zoobank

[@MicheleKaufman-k2l]

I'm really enjoying the Olympic Project videos. Love the boots on the ground & awesome footage. The nest areas are an amazing find! I wish the nests weren't being so intruded upon. All the tramping around, laying in them, dissecting them & disturbing their resting place is so invasive. Will Sasquatch return knowing their homes were invaded? I'm all for research however respect towards these creatures should also be held.

[@ginamaria2579]

Love all these no nonsense group of people. Makes this whole project so convincing and fun to watch . Eli 👍☺️

[@Bryanja81]

Im 99% sure that Sasquatch is already a known species, but the government keeps it under wrap to either protect them or to prevent public land from being completely closed off if people know about them. All the habitat would be locked down from people.

[@macgyver5108]

Just think of what happened with forest habitats for spotted owls when they were put on the endangered species list, now multiply that by probably 1K times or more to cover North America... Catastrophic for lumber companies like Weyerhaeuser.

[@kjp1232]

Why? Sasquatch doesn't own the forest😂

[@Bryanja81]

@@macgyver5108 your 100% right.

[@Bryanja81]

@@kjp1232 read the other comment. He’s spot on.

[@t.l.1610]

@@kjp1232You’re not serious …? An endangered species popping up in certain areas costs bucko bucks to corporations with interest in those areas. Loggers, land developers.

[@ladykickboxer23]

Good to see some of the great stuff from STM again. I've been busy for a few months.

[@charlieknight5065]

Showing LOVE for the channel Thank You for your channel I personally am a huge fan Thank you for documenting and sharing your research on Sasquatch Thank You again and have a blessed day everyone

[@helengailtownsend2604]

Wow 😳 this is a awesome video some old nests were discovered and one that was being made but was stopped due to the two gentleman that was heard approaching. Can't wait to see the follow up to this new beginning of a nest site. Thank you STM'S crew for everything you do to prove that Bigfoot does exist. God be with you and keep you safe from harm while you are investigating the forest where ever you go exploring for Bigfoot.

[@helengailtownsend2604]

@@teekandy you do make a good point I can't argue with you on it. But I did see awhile back on a video I can't remember what the name was but there were family living in a cabin that was attacked by Bigfoot and someone shot one of them but it didn't faze it. So I don't know if they could be shot because the way they appear and disappear.🤔

[@mittenmanaaron4266]

@@teekandyif you don’t hurt yourself then just think of your question more than a second to learn the answer

[@Methadone4Life]

Fantastic! The NAWAC and the Olympic Project are the two groups that I feel, if a group succeeds, will be one of these two or both. However, there is always the possibility of some random individual finding the holy grail, but these two groups are doing things the right way without all the woo, shapeshifting Dogmen, orbs etc. These individuals are going hard science and that is the ONLY way this question will EVER be answered!!!

[@michelemcguire8995]

Bible

[@Bryan-jd7os]

Is NAWAC still working?

[@rabbithole8592]

BF was already proven back in 2013 Melba Ketchum Genome Project Homo Sapiens Cognatus Zoobank

[@alanbatt]

what a great video that was, thank you to all the team for their diligence and hard work, can't wait until next episode

[@EvertHarley1]

My deepest respect to you guys for these kind of vids i hope that it all coms out please stay on it !!

[@michaelmitchell5909]

I believe, please keep the video research posted, always watch and thumbs up, 1000%. Awesome video guys

[@TheEastStory]

In my country, Korea(south), tigers and leopards lived in the past, but now they are all recognized as extinct. However, the footprints and traces of tigers and leopards have been steadily discovered, and the sightings of tigers and leopards are told today to be like Bigfoot in North America. I'm also interested in Bigfoot, and I'm always looking forward to it being revealed 👣

[@rabbithole8592]

BF was already proven back in 2013 Melba Ketchum Genome Project. Homo Sapiens Cognatus. Zoobank

[@avimae4225]

My ex and I lived out on the Olympic Peninsula. We did a lot of back country hiking, camping and.fishing. It is beautiful, mysterious and unique. The ex was a logger so we knew where to go for experiences.

[@KristinaBenoit]

Eli, this episode is fantastic! I hope to see more like this soon. For those wondering why two researchers were spooked into leaving upon discovering a nest , they were being hunted & that was a dangerous situation, as Shane explains in the video. Better to come back later with more people, than to have a very large creature charge you in a small space with you not being able to escape through the thick brush.

[@rabbithole8592]

BF was already proven back in 2013. Melba Ketchum Genome Project. Homo Sapiens Cognatus. Zoobank.

[@Kontakt904]

Wow, great job with this one Eli! Fantastic and entertaining

[@Hosty_Tim]

These movies are awesome. Just found this channel a couple weeks ago, catching up on your videos. Thank you.

[@OrbMan97]

This might have been my favorite episode so far! Really love the Olympic project & the Alaskan coastal series! STM is the best

[@markbuck9299]

Great video again guys !! Can’t wait for the next one

[@InstrumentalBySurendra]

Wow It’s really really exiting project I enjoyed & learned so much.All the best from India 🙏🙏

[@christophergracia]

Can't wait for the next installment!! Great Job!!!

[@dontnonowuno9953]

Can't help but respect the work, time,intelligence,location and character of this entire group.Pretty impressive really and this documentary was perfect

[@the_imperial_gamer]

This channel is bad ass! Great consistent content & hi def footage. Production is great! Awesome work fellas.

[@jamiejohnson431]

Looks amazing and can't wait to watch!

[@sonjabertels6830]

Wonderful research project those nests are amazing proof and the big handprint aswell.

[@discojelly]

Man this is like some of the BEST evidence I've seen documented! Awesome job guys!

[@mysticta0]

super entertaining !! well done guys! looking for to the next one

[@marcoshuerta8661]

That what I like to see good show y'all. I can't wait till the next one. 👏

[@jackmccarty1421]

So awesome, What a great job you are doing. THANKS.

[@katyg3873]

Great video Eli. The OP and NAWAC are the only two groups if Pythagorean seem to be coming at this from the right direction however they’re still apparently missing some things - think like you’re hunting it. More specifically a person. Sasquatch are clearly highly intelligent, they’re not just dumb feet. You need to adapt your thinking to that. Stop placing trail cams clearly visible. Hide them, either down low or up really high. Use natural cover like previously mentioned to construct hides and just stay there for a week, in full ghillie suit, no hot food, no sound, little movement as possible, piss in bottles, shit in bags. Don’t wash before going in there. Set up decoy cameras, decoy hides etc and observe them. Use natural choke points in game trails or vegetation to place collection devices etc. use natural trip wires to set off flares or jingle traps. Have multiple hides set up with multiple people around the areas of interest. Have some trans go in stealthy quiet, only moving a few steps at a time and other teams go in normally.

[@rabbithole8592]

BF WAS ALREADY PROVEN BACK IN 2013 MELBA KETCHUM GENOME PROJECT HOMO SAPIENS COGNATUS ZOOBANK

[@bonniebowers1621]

I enjoyed this immensely. Really good content! Thank you!

[@Paranormal-Researcher]

Very enjoyable Thanks for sharing Im looking forward to the next episode 😊

[@forestweed]

again loved this am studying cryptozoology for degree now going for master through IMHS

[@fly_speck_cafe]

It boggles the mind to think of places no human has ever trod, but I'm glad such places exist.

[@mlubecke]

Wow…. Just amazing and awesome.. great work!!❤❤❤

[@zcustomcarnesi]

Absolutely the best research ever. Thank you for your hard work and perseverance .

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Just started watching this channel.....And Now I'm Hooked!!

[@fredricabrams7081]

It's funny you say that real research is boring to watch but you make it really interesting to watch and want to tell you that because I can watch for hours actually at night. Sometimes I'll fall asleep lol. With the research not to say it's boring cuz it's not. It's very interesting. I live in Olympia Washington. I'm a California transplant. Haven't been out into the woods yet. I just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate all your hard work and effort it pays off and watching it is very interesting. Thank you again

[@anibarker2162]

Definitely one if the best videos I've seen, love the scientific rigidity, prefer that to the cheap thrills, thank you

[@wisconsinaquatics]

I can't get enough of the Olympic Project! If I were invited to join there wouldn't be a second thought about it! I'm all about long haul research. There is nothing more interesting than viewing newly discovered data and artifacts of the sasquatch. Atleast in my opinion. This video is getting shared for sure 👍 👏 🙌 👣 👣 👣

[@rabbithole8592]

BF has already been proven back in 2013 Melba Ketchum Genome Project Homo Sapiens Cognatus Zoobank

[@carlbrown8830]

Since the Vietnam War, the Olympic Peninsula has been used for survival training for military special forces like the Green Beret and Army Rangers. Could it be that these nests were constructed by soldiers in training or private survival schools?

[@johnnybushman651]

Army veteran here, when I watch them build that nest and after they were done I told my wife, that could have been done from military survival training. Glad I read the comments and got to yours, glad to see someone else thought the same thing.

[@dontnonowuno9953]

I thought this as well,but that newest one,if we believe every word they said of course,puts a little doubt in this possibility.Also,again taking them at their word,the positioning and timing of the nest being made corresponding with salmon is very interesting

[@Mike-oz1wf]

Would make sense why they found human E-DNA in the nests...

[@Prodigy68]

It's mentioned that these nests have differing sizes: from 3-4 feet to 7-8 feet.

[@knifeparty0155]

This episode is pure intense! Congratulations to the Olympic project. That is a hell of a find! Keep it up. Im a new fan of your group, and this channel. All the best guys!

[@rabbithole8592]

BF has already been proven back in 2013 Melba Ketchum Genome Project Homo Sapiens Cognatus Zoobank

[@MowingForMentalHealth]

Hi guys, long time viewer from NSW Australia. I just want to say I’m proud of this channel. It’s so perfect thank you for all the hard work you guys do!

[@lauraravenscraft1408]

Awesome show Eli and everyone involved. One of the best ones I have seen. 💪

[@christinewallace4578]

Another fantastic documentary, Eli! Well done!

[@corneiliuskorneilius5936]

Fascinating doc. Thanks from adelaide, sth. Australia

[@Sduell60]

Congratulations. Excellent field work.

[@mikefetterman6782]

This is my back yard here. The O.P. is just incredible.

[@Nanaof_8]

You're lucky

[@Sasquatchprospector]

Great stuff, you guys are awesome!

[@drmarkintexas-400]

Thank you for sharing 🤗👣🙏🏆🇺🇸

[@CjBowker-mp1qc]

This is my second time of listening to thank you guys you are awesome I will join you guys next month due to the fact that I'm in the hospital and in rehab

[@lillbrittz]

Great work guys

[@cmiltimore470]

Cool, they got Doc Meldrum to check it out, he's such a great guy...

[@OrneryWoman]

Nice! I love they found a fresh nest. In California researchers found multiple nests of different sizes also. Sasquatch migrate so their path will certainly be discovered the more hard work is kept up.

[@charlesbingham421]

This is probably just one group making these similar nests . In Oklahoma or something they might make a different type of nest and so on . Been into this since the first episodes of chronicles. OP is always on cutting edge of this research . Tons of work goes into figuring out everything squeezed into a show , many hours of looking through miles of Terrain .thank you OP for all the hard work

[@katyg3873]

37:18 that fallen tree in the ferns by the creek is a perfect place to dig in and create a hide to stay there for a few days, no fires, no hot food no sound no movement.

[@Coralita675]

Looking forward to this.

[@Audfile]

You're right, Ray. No human would ever stack books like this.

[@cherylknepper5921]

This is really great! Fascinating! Great show again all! You too Eli! 😊

[@Spiritofaconure]

My dog likes laying down and watching this with me

[@catmar1944]

Keep up the great work - i really enjoyed this episode - that fresh nest was a great find pity about you know what getting in the way of the edna and dna collecting.

[@ziggy6353]

On my birthday day 🎉❤!

[@joshuataft5541]

Happy late or early bday

[@the_imperial_gamer]

Happy bday! 🎉

[@steve-0493]

Happy Belated Womb Exodus Day!!😂🎂🍨🧁🍻🤘

[@Mama-L-r5n]

Always done well thank you ❤

[@stevenmichaels9497]

Very well done and very informative.

[@janies856]

Dr Jeff Meldrum is fascinating!

[@sluggliano2000]

Great video!

[@crazyDIYguy]

As a bigfoot.... I can confirm this information. It always cracks me up watching you humans collect our poop the most. Especially after "pine tree burrito night".

[@loriannquinlan6150]

You guys do such a good job

[@pdean_photography929]

I'm not telling you guys what to do or what you did wrong. I'm just thinking the next time you have movement ahead in the shoulder high brush instead of holding the smart phone straight out in front of you at shoulder level....you might get a better chance in capturing what ever is out there by holding that phone as high over your head as you can reach. You don't have to be able to see the view your camera has at that moment. Just hold it up as high as possible. That might catch it on camera. You have a better chance the highest and as level you can get. It worked for me once. I loved this vid and wish I could have been there too. Thanks for all the hard work in producing this for all of us to see.

[@brollin728]

Fantastic episode. Thank you as always!

[@Blade-ts9fr]

Look at the right side of the road, down towards the intersection as the guy is walking at 44:51. There is a figure looking over the top of the trees. It has to be pretty tall also to be able to look over those trees in that area.

[@pattersonfilm9117]

I see two black spots, is that what you’re seeing?

[@jmitch5161]

If the nest sites are old then crack on and do what you gotta do, but if not, then leave them alone to live in peace. What right do we have to go in and disturb them, especially crashing around like bulls in a china shop! We have no idea what effect that has on them. How do you know if say there are pregnant females etc who need these bedding areas?These beings deserve respect.

[@randymahony8157]

It's really smart to start cursing and yelling when you fall especially when investigating.

[@steffen4749]

Thank you for all the hard work you do and share with us. One lucky day you will get crystal clear photos of a Bigfoot or Bigfoots on trail cam. Or even great footage on camera!

[@rabbithole8592]

Patterson Gimlin Footage and Freeman Footage are some of the Clearest. There's plenty of BF Footage. BF was already proven back in 2013 Melba Ketchum Genome Project Homo Sapiens Cognatus Zoobank

[@steffen4749]

@@rabbithole8592 Yea those are real! I also think the white Bigfoot footage also is great.

[@rabbithole8592]

@@steffen4749 BF has already been proven. Melba Ketchum Genome Project. 2013 Homo Sapiens Cognatus . Zoobank.

[@rabbithole8592]

@@steffen4749 Yeah , it's funny , I was going to include the White BF on my list but very few people know about it. You mean the one where the kid going into the woods at night with a flash light and shines the light directly on a White BF and the BF gets a Shock and Bolts out of there stage Left as quick as lightning? That's one of my favorites.

[@steffen4749]

@@rabbithole8592Yes thats the one. Wery compelling!

[@katyg3873]

4:57 where he’s placing the audio recorder would be a great place to dig in and set up a hide for a few days, no fires, no hot food, no noise and especially no movement.

[@stoneoutdooradventures2286]

Wow.. well done guys

[@DontyouknowDYK]

there is a supernatural aspect to these beings.

[@KDavid5555]

Well done as usual......

[@Antzs-11a]

Enjoyed this one So close

[@19hamish78]

OK this time, finally, someone must have some good footage! Surely!! 😅

[@Bryan-jd7os]

Don't call me Shirley! 😂😂😂

[@Mike-oz1wf]

The drone shot of the old bridge at the end... Ive elk hunted down past that bridge on the side that's away from the little town there and it's nowhere near the OP. A couple hour drive actually. Now I am curious.

[@daleprokopiuk9400]

A Sasquatch nest is very fascinating; especially when it is very large.

[@FieldWorxoverlandadventures]

I’ve seen those nests, in northern California in two different forest areas.

[@aitornavarro6597]

I'm not much of a believer in bigfoot but if I was a squatch I don't keep building my nest in the same spot after humans stumble upon it. especially when they come back the very next back day and with numbers. I'm not exposing my clan and family like that. I find this quitefascinating.

[@pattersonfilm9117]

You’re definitely not a Sasquatch and are completely incapable of understanding or thinking like them🙄 you are a human who grew up in modern times maybe a town or city, these creatures know only the deep dark forest nothing else…🤷‍♂️

[@jaimemartinez9885]

That was awesome!

[@rogerwilliams3097]

I like the way you are doing this it make sense awesome nest

[@donaldduffy8947]

Not sure if that video of bogfoot in the dark was real or not but it was cool

[@emmawebb6955]

Watching this again💚👍

[@malsmith2012]

Fantastic episode guys.. Loved every minute! 👍😁

[@sumbuddy63]

At a nest site you should leave a tarp big enough to cover nest just to see if it picks up on it. It's a form of communication, a way of saying hey nice nest but try this out. Leaving stuff meant for forest survival is a way of saying we're trying to help. a pair of sandals for example.

[@Myneckofthewoods7]

Good video guys. I do have one concern... it looks like you guys have somewhat broken this puzzle.... And now are getting more consistency on tracking and seeing patterns... I am a bit worry on the gestation period of this creature.. we might be interfering with a very small window of birth... and also based on the amount of nest found before.. can you tell if the amounts of nest have decreased.. meaning lower birth rate. Also what is the potential risk of getting attacked by an alpha male protecting a group of females or one while they are setting up a nest..this has a lot of implications and you cannot help to go through this rabbit hoke of questions. 😅

[@desbelfastireland9982]

THANK YOU