Sasquatch in the Pine Tree State - Bigfoot Beyond the Trail (Maine Bigfoot Documentary)

Does Bigfoot inhabit the forested regions of northern Maine? Researchers and witnesses alike seem to think so.
Aleksandar Petakov journeys to the most forested state in the lower 48 in search of evidence of the creatures existence. Along the way he talks with witnesses and researchers, as well as Cryptozoologist, Loren Coleman about the long history of Sasquatch sightings in the state.
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[@brandonhanson9412]

I have lived in Maine my entire life. Born in Millinocket, live close to Mount Katahdin up north, and work in Lincoln. Bigfoot absolutely lives here. Much love from Maine.

[@MeetMeOutside]

I had a sighting on the eastern shore of Chesuncook Lake back in 2015, changed my life. I came away from the sighting with a sense of calm. I obviously had a hard time believing what I saw, but it was undeniable. At about forty yards, It was crouching over at the waters edge , looking like a stump. Looked up at me, stood up and slowly walked into the woods. I,to this day, am struggling with this. I love adventuring in Maine, I just have now accepted the fact that we don’t know everything, Cheers

[@SD-pi9co]

Would you be interested in hiking into a couple of lakes with me? I need an adventure buddy, most people I know want to sit on the couch. Reply if interested!

[@MrMd5555]

Damn that's interesting & very similar to my experience but mine was in Florida in the swamps. Easter Sunday 2016 just went through divorce & had no easter plans so I tried to access a hidden lake I found on Google maps to do some bass fishing deep in the woods. I reached a dead end filled with short over grown palms & lots of thorny vines in the trail & tried to quietly go under some vines when I stepped on a fallen dead palm frond & the Crack sound echoed & somebo😊dy took off running away from me. I couldn't see so I kneeled down low almost on all fours & see two brown/reddish hairy legs running about 15 yards away & lost sight of it after about 5 or 6 steps but could clearly hear its steps as it wasn't running directly away more at an angle away from me. Then I heard a huge splish splash splash etc. It had reached the lake & started running through the lake & almost sounded like it dove in or something. I hung around for all of about 30 seconds frozen in time before deciding I didn't want to fish that day lol & still can't say what it was but it effected me in a way that I'm still trying to wrap my head around. Never reported it or told anyone other than a few close friends either

[@MeetMeOutside]

@@MrMd5555 Interesting for sure !

[@robertlesliebryant3414]

That must have Ben on the back road , from Greenville , through Baxter State Park , to Patten. A 4 wheel most scenic journey. I see itz listed az a " Private Road " .

[@MeetMeOutside]

@@robertlesliebryant3414 My sighting was on a week long canoe camping trip. It was on the edge of Chesuncook Lake.

[@tjkaczynski5896]

Eyeballed on on county rd rt 9 east of Bangor in the winter of 92 on my way to New Brunswick. 3 am 35 degrees below zero. Almost hit it with my 18 wheeler. I can remember that just like it happened yesterday.

[@MacGyver233]

I'm on country road route 9 right now in New York state

[@MacGyver233]

Tell me more about the innocent

[@tjkaczynski5896]

@@MacGyver233 the thing that was jaw dropping is it come from the south going north and took 3 steps to cross the at that time gravel road. Legs were really big around. It jumped a really deep ditch. The location was guessing 40 minutes east of Bangor. A small shack set back off of the road with the porch light on. It was just a bulb light. Cold out with a real fine snow coming down at the time.

[@georgehartin4555]

Story of the Durham gorilla is fascinating because my Grandfather, who was a registered Maine Guide for 53 years use to tell a story of seeing a giant Gorilla while hunting in remote eastern Washington County. He said he thought it was the biggest bear he ever saw, until it ran off on two legs like a person would. Described as 7 to 8 feet tall.

[@jesseserna8424]

I’m a Bigfoot fan since 1972 when that movie came out . I got a book by L.Coleman ,now I am into the missing 411 cases by David Paulides.Thanks for this..

[@IrisheaglesOne]

How could anyone be even remotely angered by this incredible footage of beauty in Maine. When I imagined Maine, a state I have always wanted to see, I envisioned the coast. I never knew that Maine had such remote wilderness that is incredibly beautiful! Now, I want to go even more!

[@2147B]

It has everything. North east USA in the sticks/oceans is one of a kind. It's called vacationland for a reason! I hope you go if you haven't by now!

[@DickRickless]

Best state in the country

[@sassandsavvy007]

Not angry, I'm pleased to see a video without all this "questionable" staged near encounters. No yelling, no bravado - just solid documentary work with lots and lots of stunning nature. I can see why a bigfoot would feel at home in a place like this and why he can blend in with the environment so snugly.

[@bleedingreenbetty9795]

From this Mainer, Thank you for the positive words and respect for the beauty here. It was amusing to hear an outsiders view who thought the East Coast was all suburban,incomparable the wilderness of the west. Thanks for your great work.✌

[@randlecarr3257]

I was one of those until I flew into Providence in the Navy. Beautiful area and nice people too! Cheers from Western Washington

[@forrestmeadows9584]

As an Anthropologist I have found your show and find it not only entertaining but informative sirs. Good job. I have always had an interest in Bigfoot so kudos to you for bringing forth a good show 👏.

[@BeeLZBeeb]

Not at all angry about a lack of findings from your trip, it was cool visiting Maine and hearing all the accounts. Beautiful place, thanks guys.

[@Oregonthistle]

Great show! I’ve lived in the western foothills of Maine for over 50 years. I thought you did a great job. Never had an encounter myself but had a few uncomfortable moments that made me wonder. I appreciate your respect of our beautiful state.

[@austintrousdale2397]

Could you please elaborate on the “uncomfortable moments,” thanks!

[@Oregonthistle]

@@austintrousdale2397 Sure, I go into the woods alone most times. I have a hunting stand about 15 ft up in a new growth area in western Maine. I am a bird watcher and many times I sit with my eyes closed to try and identify birds by song/call. A few times everything went really quiet and the feeling that I was not alone came over me to the point where I was expecting to see a black bear or coyote pack. Although I never saw or heard anything, I left the area.

[@itsadoggydogworld8974]

I did not think I had but after hearing hundreds of people’s testimony on Bigfoot case files and how to hunt channel (both KZbin). I realized I had had an encounter where I heard their chatter and their circling behavior. They tend to circle you if your still or parallel you if moving. They will chatter with each other if in pairs or groups. 20 years ago wilderness camping I heard the chatter and was circled for two hours at least. It sounded like a group of drunk men hollering and talking. For years I thought that’s what happened even though it would be very odd behavior for a human. For a Bigfoot it’s normal behavior.

[@itsadoggydogworld8974]

Cameras are useless and a weird suggestion for an expert to make. Well known that Bigfoot can sense gadgets and even a human can see infrared source lights. Big foot case files on KZbin has thousands of first hand testimony from North America. How to hunt is another good channel.

[@paulmurphy5244]

I live in Maine. We own a cabin on a small island on Lake Moxie. Late at night in the summer time it can get eerily quite. So quiet it's almost deafening. It's not uncommon to wake up in the middle of the night to the sound of a loon or owl. But over the years I've woken to other sounds. Strange sounds. Eerie howling and moaning. And wood knocking could often be heard with it. It would always happen late at night between the hours of 12 and 3 a.m. It's a very unnerving and creepy thing to hear late at night! Especially when you're way out there by yourself and there's no electricity. It will often times be pitch black inside the cabin and outside. Experiencing something like that telling yourself it's not a person much less a known animal of any kind makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up!

[@RepublicConstitution]

This is the work of a very talented group of people. Imagine what they could do with a big budget. Love these videos!

[@khworker1322]

@@GasPrices23 You are Butthurt because they didn’t check with you before charging a few dollars for their work? This is America. If you can’t make money here it’s on you. If you are a white make and can’t make money you suck x3. Of course you do live in Texas so maybe your whole paycheck goes to your electricity bill. Smh

[@serialshagster6651]

This is my favorite from you guys so far! It's a breath of fresh air to see a documentary based on Sasquatch in a new area or an area that is seldomly visited in documentaries. I am from Delaware, on the East coast and most people know about Maine and the Wildman correlation but very rarely is it visited for such research due to the amount of time and the difficulties with travel in the direction, in order to get to Maine...

[@andrewlake9699]

So good to see and hear from Loren Coleman!

[@Parkhopper1985]

Wow, I grew up in upstate NY and I didn't know how remote and vast Maine is. All you hear about are the coastal tourist hot spots. Great film and effort gentlemen. Keep it up.

[@hanginlaundry360]

Glad he advised "no screaming". I think call blasting and screaming is silly.... and obnoxious.

[@sstills951]

Agreed. Has it even ever worked?

[@wayneb2000]

Perhaps

[@Heyjaybird]

Dangerous

[@timlewis9873]

Had 2 friends in the sixties that say they saw 1 close up. They called the cops and were definitely scared. There were a lot of strange things happening in those days. Our German shepards would sit in the field and bark towards the woods, but never go in.

[@BigShrimpin416]

I hiked Mt. Katahdin about 20 years ago when I was on a camping trip up in Maine and New Hampshire. Beautiful area!

[@willkeno]

A few friends and I hiked Mt Katahdin 3 years ago. We went up to Baxter peak via Cathedral. It was around this time of year maybe a couple days maybe a week or so before hand. The view the base of cathedral all the way up to Baxter peak is absolutely stunning! Everyday since then i miss being there. I hope to make it up there again soon.

[@KeefsCattys]

With an area that size , your chances of encountering a Sasquatch are very small . Never feel bad about posting such an entertaining film, detailing your research . Much appreciated and keep up the search

[@MeBeTheDB]

Yup-! In fact, it seems with all of the 'CSI' type TV Shows around the world, people are -- as I am too, fascinated with the 'process' of doing things ... That said -- these guys came well prepared technically with the exception of some mentally stimulating lures for the Curious Sasquatches out there. Just a baby bawling, a wood knock here and there and a Country Song wasn't that enticing, me thinks. In the future, I'd bring things that will make these creatures to WANT to investigate. That and the unlimited choices foods and treats for the Bigfoot to snack on. The late, great Mitchell Waite (of the Mogollon Monsters of Arizona) used to put out goodies like Oreo's and candy. And them sweet toothed Sasquatches went for it. In any event, what these guys did and do to propel Bigfoot Truth makes a difference and most certainly, it matters. Keep at it, Comrades-! D.A.

[@trevcornwall8160]

Excellent documentary! Great to see you guys getting out there and doing it! The bigfoot world needs more of this! Keep up the great work! Look forward to the next one!

[@Wingman115]

I grew up in Portage Lake Maine. In the Northern tip of Maine it is raw wilderness and lots of room for animals to roam.

[@yankeewargamer3098]

In 2011, I owned a Registered Maine Guide Service (Hunting/Fishing/Recreation). I had a very convincing Sasquatch encounter Northeast of Moxie Pond, while guiding bear hunters. Yes, Bigfoot is in Maine.

[@saraparisi4676]

I grew up going there almost every summer…a handful of yrs ago I came up to help my friend move her horses to her sisters farm in Massachusetts…she was having extremely aggressive encounters…hence, her moving the horses…started with taking of her horse feed…(she called it sweet feed?)…she locked it up in a marine box…it was then literally ripped apart…also horse’s alerting her…they were terrified…to the point she couldn’t calm them…her encounters were very similar to others I’ve heard about…she had it in a water tight barrel and the first night she bought the barrel…it was gone the next morning…just gone…no way someone could pick it up and walk away…certainly not a bear…literally gone…so, you are absolutely right…they are there….the final straw for her was an attack on one of the horses not 3 but 4 deep scratches on the rump of the horse…I’ve read about 3 scratches happening…not 4 deep on one side and 2 on the other…

[@yankeewargamer3098]

@@saraparisi4676 Carrying off the barrel, vs chewing it and damaging, is where theft by something with hands becomes evident. A bear would chew the heck out of the rim of the barrel to get at what is inside. Admittedly, plastic 55 gallon barrels are a hot commodity in rural New England - so human theft is possible... seems like your sister certainly has something paranormal going on, though. My experience was at under a hundred yards, and it was undeniably a bigfoot. It stood there at the edge of the wood line, and did the most perfect "Ohio Howl" at me... I'm fairly certain it was directed at me, unless he didn't see me. As a Master Maine Guide, lifetime hunter, and former infantry scout-observer - I can absolutely state it was a sasquatch, and nothing that was supposed to be in the woods according to "experts ". For a few reasons, I stopped guiding, and now have a quiet job on a university campus. I'm much more careful in the woods, and always go armed. Back to your sister's encounter - another Master Maine Guide, and my neighbor at the time, saw what he described as a "Werewolf" while he was deer hunting. I think Maine has a few cryptids in those dark forests... he was very shaken while telling me. Thanks for your sister's story!

[@traceygauntlett2679]

@@yankeewargamer3098 sasquatch and dogman are out there.Both are ok if you give them space and respect.

[@bleedingreenbetty9795]

@@yankeewargamer3098 Wow,you should consider writing about your experiences and stories from other Guides. That werewolf sighting reminds me of the family in Palmyra that was terrorized by what they saw were werewolves. They made an episode of "Paranormal Witness " about it. I live in Maine ,love the wilderness but I'm always on the lookout. It's so dense and vast,I can only imagine...

[@bleedingreenbetty9795]

@@saraparisi4676 just curious what part of Maine was your sister? Central, southern,northern, downeast?

[@MrFang333333]

This was another excellent addition to Small Town Monsters. Really thank you, each upload is a treat and super educational.

[@ruthannap6446]

I really enjoyed this show. It’s the most I’ve ever heard about Bigfoot in Maine. The only thing I would have changed is the amount of time spent following an unproductive search. I’ve watched many Bigfoot videos on KZbin over the years, and I can see how hard it is to actually try to find one by just heading out to a likely area. I have found that many people think Bigfoot know what cameras are and will avoid an area that contains them, even if hidden. Also, tree knocks are a warning so they may come close to see what the trouble is, but stay hidden. The baby cry from the water I’ve never seen before. The blueberries in a wet spot and the tobacco seem like they were worth trying. I’m no expert, just very interested. There are so many sightings, I know these creatures must exist. I appreciated seeing another area to explore

[@Spirits2000]

You are on the right path about them

[@donaldvolz549]

Can you guys come to our woods in Springfield Maine to find Bigfoot? I have a picture of it on our land and we hear it all the time

[@jillcooper6371]

My home state. I miss summers in Maine, but I can't handle the cold anymore. They exist in Maine.

[@jeroberts7228]

I just hooked up with your channel pretty recently, and I'm so very glad I did! I've watched several Bigfoot documentaries so far, and I'm impressed with how they're presented, with all of the interviews, and of all the wonderful footage of the wild places several of you have gone trekking and camping in, as well as background information about all of those places. To me, these documentaries are interesting and intriguing as all get-out. Learning about all of those beautiful places and towns is a wonderful bonus. Love it!

[@rickpratt5115]

I grew up in Maine and we just never really talked about it , didn’t want to bother them, if they don’t bother us we didn’t bother them. My parents just told us to get out of the woods before sundown so the Ragman doesn’t get you. Their long hair on their arms makes it look like a huge guy wearing rags when you can see their silhouette.

[@freddog4490]

Amazing video made by amazing young talented filmmakers, keep up the great work guys. Stay safe everyone love from Scotland 👍❤️👣🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@setzkem]

I was walking along when I smelled this horrible odor, I looked up and saw they large, hairy beast blocking my way. I was so scared, I just left my cart right there in the aisle and ran out of that Walmart.

[@nadir1378]

😂😂😂

[@antiNuetron]

Lol.. good one.

[@killacram7150]

I live in Southern Maine there here for sure.I've had two encounters in my life. I'm now 40 years old!!!!

[@jdorney70]

I'm in Southern Maine also. Got quite a scare while hunting last November. They're here friend.

[@dsbmitchell]

As others have said, I’m not angry either at the lack of evidence produced in this film. One of the things that I appreciate about the STM films is the cinematography and getting to see areas of the world that I have not yet visited. Thanks for sharing, STM!

[@slademcqueen1437]

I love Maine. Went there last year with my wife, but stayed along the coast and up towards Acadia. I really want to go back and head north in the remote areas. Good job guys, nice film.

[@1972dsrai]

The channel is going from strength to strength and the several documentaries you have produced up to now are all very good viewing and extremely informative. My next step is to become a member to acess any new material as soon as it's available. From London, UK.

[@antiNuetron]

I've lived in Maine all my life but have never seen, smelled or heard anything I thought was a Sasquatch, but I'm glad they are still here. Seemed like they all left.

[@karlmitchell1428]

Nothing better than a little Stompin Tom Connor’s on the expedition boys, awesome footage, keep up the great work. Cheers!

[@joefordathoe5868]

Lately a lot of smaller channels producing long and great quality videos have been in my reccomended recently. Now, I dont know why but I dont care. Thanks for this great content!

[@ideenfee]

„advice from bigfoot expert: no screaming!“ - alright, lets go for baby screams!

[@RobinLynnGriffith]

Right?!

[@marysue3164]

These videos are calming, informative, cinematic and overall has a sense of balance in all areas (dialogue, music, nature sounds). Love these videos.

[@westernbigfootexploration]

Phenomenal work! Great editing, great idea with the CCTV. Dude knocked it out of the park with name "Pine Ape." Keep up the good stuff. I hope Maine stays squatchy for decades to come

[@48thStater]

Thank you for your objective look into the Bigfoot phenomenon. Far too many want sensible people to believe senseless ideas. Again, thanks.

[@mothman4676]

Shame on you Aleks, the Ostman Bigfoot still has PTSD over his tobacco encounter! Great work guys 👍

[@saraparisi4676]

May I ask what exactly you mean, please?

[@mothman4676]

@@saraparisi4676 you need to read the Ostman Bigfoot story 🤙

[@saraparisi4676]

Mothman 46 ok, I’ll Google it and thanks so much for the info😉

[@saraparisi4676]

Mothman 46 I know the story you’re referring to…I had forgotten the name, thanks again for the info…

[@bigfootrealencounters1882]

That was snuff in the Albert Ostman story which is quite different from what he had, and the idea for tobacco came from research and input from native tribes.

[@detlefb.8371]

Great job and beautiful film. Sasquatch’s more clever than all the researchers put together. Thank God for them.

[@mikematthews446]

Just bought Michelle’s book. I enjoyed it very much. Good job! And if they are pretty much “everywhere”, and I believe they are, it only shows how extremely out of touch we are, with an immense part of our World. And how is it we have managed to largely ignore Native American stories and advice on Biggie?

[@sstills951]

Mike another good book on bigfoots in Maine is 'Shadows in the Woods" by Daniel Green.

[@Spirits2000]

Right you are.If I told my story, I may get one who will ask me do you know more about them.And Not go on there high horse on not believing with out doing there own research

[@mikematthews446]

@@Spirits2000 I would love to hear your story. I’ve been studying this subject since 1968.

[@DISCOVERSASQUATCH]

Very interested in seeing this..I investigate in NWCT and have had many many of interactions with Sasquatch.....NewEngland has allot going on, but only one problem noone likes to talk about their interactions..CT is 60% forested and further North you go number grows..Hopefully this year with the addition of some high end cameras and being in a habitation type environment we will get the footage...GITW

[@alrich1250]

I poke around NWCT as well. There is a guy who owns a cabin up there that has documented his interactions with Sasquatch in his book "The one who runs and hides" My boys and I are headed up to the NY/CT/MA corner to hike and camp next week. Apparently the campsite we are hiking into gets some activity. A camper recorded a very clear wood knock. It's on his hiking website.

[@reginasoules2837]

Hi. From western MA. Berkshire County Massachusetts I'm 11 miles from CT, 11.mes from NY I've been wondering if Sabe' doesn't like our state? Ei. Not enough food source/cover for living?? Or maybe we are too hush hush up this way & just don't talk about what we see in the woods Best of Luck Stay safe. Ps. New subscriber☺🙃

[@reginasoules2837]

@@alrich1250 frel free to email me. I live in gt.barringtin Ma. Love to know more about that book and a local camp site I might be able to visit Didn't think we had much activity up here Looked on bfro site. Last encounter that was reported for ma. Was 1992 on Mt Washington & 2016 in savoy MA Im in MA but equally 11mile from NY AND CT BORDERS

[@DISCOVERSASQUATCH]

@@reginasoules2837 They are there..You hit it right on the nose!! Noone likes to talk about it in New England..Thanks for the sub!! We are still with our same family group and thinking we have a new couple 💑. Maybe new set of prints coming soon...stay tuned..

[@alrich1250]

@@reginasoules2837 what is your email address?

[@davidwilliams6525]

I really liked what Aleks said just to the end of the video about people being angry about not having any evidence on the video but that the video showed the magnificent scenery to be seen in the north east.

[@ddixon172]

The "widigo " is not a sasquatch!!😂 that's a sprit.

[@vixendoe2545]

According to a lot of Native American lore it is a cannibal spirit that can inhabit the human body.

[@timr3191]

Awesome job Alex and STM !! Again !! Keep it up guys !!

[@laurenweisse9858]

I was hammered last time I saw this.....got to watch again... Now!!!!

[@JohnMelland]

Cool to see Maine and Maineiacs! Lol. Plus, familiar faces. I've been into Bigfoot since I was a kid. My first sighting was in Canyon City Oregon next to where I live now in John Day. Since then, I've had seen 2 more and seen and heard them or seen tracks, wood knocks, and tree snaps, rocks thrown, and once a boulder. Between Oregon and Idaho. In Maine, I was paralleled back in February 1990, approximately 2:30 a m. ,taking a short cut on the railroad tracks between the Monroe Rd and the Back Winterport Rd in Winterport Maine. It was off to my right in the tree's on the hill. To my left was wetlands. About 3-4 feet of snow. My coworker seen a boulder fly from the brush out fishing with her then police officer husband. She said it splashed in the river 50 feet away. Nearest town was Washburn Maine. Michael Merchant aka. Snow Walker Prime, has some great recordings and videos about Bigfoot. I'm familiar with Chris Julian. He's done a lot of cool stuff in Maine. Ghost, Bigfoot, and paranormal. Wicked Good guy! Loren Coleman's, International Cryptozoology Museum is a must see place! The North Maine Woods is a great area. Thank you all of you for your hard work and producing this documentary. 🦍👣

[@clevehall9929]

My brother has been a a logger for over 35 years and has stayed at the Telos (spoken Tee-loss) camps. He has walked many miles in the woods and has driven thousands of miles in the woods and has never seen any signs of a Sasquatch. If they do exist in Maine they are dam good at hiding!

[@andywagoner4869]

I always kinda chuckle at these types of research excursions. I love Small Town Monsters and your documentaries are excellent. Super well done, production, information and entertaining. But I always think, sasquatch is the ultimate apex/alpha creature out there. Bringing all this equipment and knocking around playing baby sounds (in my belief) is not going to attract a sasquatch to present itself to you. They are likely aware of your presence the minute you step into the woods. Also, with all that equipment, I personally believe sasquatch is able to detect or sense the electromagnetism or frequency of electronics. That is why hardly anyone has caught really compelling photo or video evidence on trailcams. Just my 2 cents. Great video though.

[@tomtalker2000]

I TOTALLY agree with you...!!! The Squatches are fully WELL aware of human presence before you even realize it. Trail cams simply DO NOT work with them. We are a "higher being" and yet we use such antiquated methods in going about this research. The Squatches must be thinking are you kidding me if you think your gonna catch me out in the open.

[@jeffchristianson-ziebell7727]

Amen brother very well put- I will add the definition of insanity according to Albert Einstein is doing the same thing and expecting a different result and isn’t that exactly what all these knuckleheaded dip shit so-called BigFoot researchers or what I get a kick out of is when they’re laughingly called bigfoot “experts“ … they are actually only experts in not finishing the eighth grade or acting like it… I myself am much less kind towards the dimwits who continue to do what has proven to not work for eons… You’re absolutely right, These beings or SABE are not stupid And in fact are vastly smarter than us when it comes to the wilderness and likely everything else as well and they are also Not apes. What are they? I have no clue nor do I claim to nor do I want anything to do with dip shits pounding on trees and acting literally insane and doing insane things I used to like big town monsters but they’re proving to be part of the dimwitted group and they’re not even close to going in the right direction at least not here yet… although yeah it’s be cool if they did but I Don’t hold my breath it would require too much thinking and intelligence and I don’t think they have it or they certainly haven’t shown it yet… Sorry to sound so negative I’m just stating facts and it’s assholes like this that completely ruin the potential for vitally needed credibility with this topic. As such screw them

[@cane6656]

Not true!!! Every experience is Different.. 6 of us ADULTS Got Responses from blasting The Sierra sounds Out over the tops of the mountains, That we were on. We IMMEDIATELY Got A TREEKNOCK @ OUR 6.. Then DIRECTLY In front of us comes a Amber Colored ORB FLYING through the sky right above the tree tops towards us & hovers in front of us as if it was observing us! Then it traces the tree tops and slowly lowers it self behind the trees until it disappeared!!

[@andywagoner4869]

@@cane6656 do you correlate the orb to sasquatch activity?

[@scarborosasquatchstation1403]

@@cane6656 : Interesting response .... The orb likely sensed your activity as human and dissipated into the tree line .... early warning system to avoid humans !

[@han0verfistoverfist213]

Bigfoot, sasquatch, other woodland things and investigation are what brought me here and i subscribed to view, honestly.

[@blackcellagent]

Watching this out at the campfire in the woods and GD I had to drop the volume down on my dewalt speakers immediately when you started playing the baby crying recording. I’m watching SQUATCH VIDEOS, not trying to get them to come to me LMFAO. Love the content guys, good stuff.

[@joeyl85]

Pine Ape is pretty catchy.

[@jamesalexander7829]

I love camping, hiking, and bushcraft. This Looks like a lot of fun.

[@PJ_MIKE]

Great documentary! Unique and interesting take on an area that is rarely discussed. Thanks!

[@corriecole4687]

I had an experience camping in the Haynesville woods near a place called Bible Point. I loved the video. I was born and raised there

[@packfan0499]

I would be reluctant to use infrared, because a lot of people feel that the Sasquatch can detect the infrared that's why they escape the cameras so much.

[@whynotthinkwhynot-]

I agree. In fact, Scott Carpenter recommends using cameras watching cameras as a fence to keep these beings out. Not all of these want to play marbles with people. These creatures are a diverse species, and people need to recognize them as co-habitation of our entire planet.

[@Noone-rt6pw]

You never can tell, look at bats and dolphins with sonar. Look at migratory birds, where they can travel so far and go exactly where they want, where humans for the most, always need a map, and/or other tools. Some people have better abilities in themselves, but they're very few.

[@khworker1322]

I think they can detect all of our technology but we can’t sneak up on one of them regardless of what gear we take, however there is some compelling video and photographic evidence not to mention the auditory evidence. The Patterson film is an anomaly. Maybe they disguised their approach accidentally being on horseback. Sasquatch would certainly know what a horse sounds like and know it’s not a threat. At some point they figured out that we had a way to capture their image & got the word out ( maybe they have a newsletter or something) they adjusted their behaviors and became very hard to film. I think for the most part most encounters are 100 percent on their terms. You have to try to get footage right?

[@paulym5814]

True. If they can see at night as they do travel and hunt after dark I’m confident that they do see the infrared lights. Even deer can see it. When you see game cam clips the deer are almost always startled by they lights.

[@bleedingreenbetty9795]

@@khworker1322 LOL newsletter!! That made me laugh out loud

[@FaderFlosser]

"The museum takes its history seriously" as the camera pans past a ninja turtle replica lol

[@antiNuetron]

Yeah, it also has a replica of the monkey that someone attached to fish.

[@richardpictures7522]

Of course Coleman's favourite BF encounter just so happens to be one that perpetuates the ape theory... I know there are BF types reported as more ape-like. That has little though to do with the on-going concerted effort by certain elements to generalise the creature as an ape & avoid human likeness! Beautifully shot & edited film guys. So amazing to watch for free!

[@squatchwhisperer]

Born and raised in the Pacific NW and have had several sightings and encounters in my life. I disagree with Doug Hajicek about screaming. I did a blood curdling scream to some who I already knew were there and they started throwing rocks (pebbles) at my mom, my brother and I. But to be fair- this was a group of Sasquatches I had been around for years, so they knew who I was. I love watching videos like these, even when you don't find them.

[@PipeCat1965]

I'm shocked at how much Lauren Coleman has aged. It seems like fairly recent videos featuring him were... Much kinder to him. No insult intended. I get the same feeling every morning looking in the mirror.

[@sasquatchlives4261]

Same here I was surprised at how much older he looks but I think it’s because we’ve watched so many videos from the 90’s of him and that’s the way we remember him.🤷‍♂️

[@travislearn9089]

Wow... Absolutely more than well done guys... Looking forward to more like this.

[@bethbartlett5692]

*3.5 Million Acres is large piece of geography, even by Texas Standards, the thought stretches my mind.* Professional Production, and the articulate descriptions are a most enjoyable listen. I never thought about Moose being a part of the Nature of Maine. My mind goes straight to Native Americans, our early American History, and the environment of fresh air, cool water, Fishing Industry, and *Maine Lobster!* Well done Channel Host. ...and I listen more for the "Story", but realize and appreciate the effort that is involved. Beth Tennessee, USA PS: Game Cam's relative to the Subject here, a Sociological Perspective with subject awareness Game Cameras appear to be overwhelmingly feudal. If one is looking for "the 8 - 10ft tall bipedal", they are/would be far too intelligent and intuitive, they can see + feel energies relative to the Cam's and their sensors , (they have an intuitive sense that recognizes the energy of Game Cam's). We refer to intuitive in animals as "instinct", but truth/fact be realized, the Plant and Animal Worlds have Consciousness, they also literally communicate with a far more evolved talent or gift, than the "Ego-Minded aka Lower-Mind/Adolescent-Mind of the Modern Human", whether it is a Species weakness or far more likely due to our vast attention on, Training, the learning of, Socialization in our Environment and Cultures, which allows for us to Communicate in Audable, + Visual: Written and Art Forms. *We absolutely have "the capability of Thought, sending and receiving, of communication, but due to the "Paradigm, its Academic and Social ideaologies" the associated "false conceptions" are what disables the abilities.* *Individuals whom choose to apply Conscious Thought + apply the Higher-Mind/Mature-Mind and apply a "Standards of Science and Research" open mind, not hindered by any: (*)beliefs, ideas, opinions, and/or Theories, + (understand and stay Conscious of the "Universal Law of Attraction"), are fully aware of the vast potentials that exist in the Individual, Group, Collective, of the Modern Human.* (*) this does not intend that one must be absent of Beliefs or Theories, rather that "when focused on a given subject, to set these aside in order to consider and ponder the greater potentials w/o being constrained in/by a Belief or Theory. (Clearly not as easy as one may think, as the "Mainstream Academics" can provide as an example: they are not able to master this, relative to their Belief in a Theory applied as Fact: the "Darwinian Theory and its Paradigm" being their foundation of fact and measurement for all their works, particularly those in Archaeology, Anthropology, and History.)

[@cane6656]

I know her...JEAN I met her On my 1st Expedition In Ma...She was very Nice to me.. I was very eager to learn as Much as possible...I had only been into the subject for 2 yrs @ that point ..

[@victorvasquez2788]

Beautiful and well put video! Didn’t know how dense the state of Maine is. But yup but found nothing just like others before them.

[@davidmckenzie3398]

FYI You don't have to go to the middle of nowhere to look. Back in July 2015, I saw a sasquatch in clear view in Weston, Massachusetts... Standing next to a abandoned railroad track in the Weston Town Forest. This sighting took place just 12 miles west of Fenway Park.

[@sasquatchlives4261]

They live among us.😳

[@emenem6131]

I thought this was very well done and I’ve never seen Maine like you guys showed the wilds of the beautiful state.

[@stevelander5218]

Baby sounds at night time in the middle of nowhere are some seriously creepy shit

[@dialyt1309]

The drones really make this outstanding.

[@TheSquatchinCowboy]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that shows that every time you go out your NOT gonna find BIGFOOT, And those that say they do are the ones ya gotta watch out for....Usually HOAXERS!!...Good job guys!!

[@bykrydr1380]

Great job fellas. I enjoyed your film. All research is necessary. Keep on with your passion. Thinking "outside the box" is one way we evolve, and come to understand. Be safe out there.

[@bet1568]

Get them hooked on Nicotine and then you can see them anytime they need more! Great idea. LOL Just kiddin' Loved the video!

[@markneeley7191]

One doesn't hear of many SAS encounters in Maine because it's sparsely populated throughout its vastly wild interior. I'd venture that there are some very large examples of SAS in those woods and always has been. People keep to themselves in Maine. East coasters usually do.

[@elliotdryden7560]

That footage starting at 46:00. The "large" something looks similar to the "Predator" cloaking images I have seen elsewhere. Interesting!

[@bethbartlett5692]

This one is a Moose, you can see it quite clearly yet just for a mere second, and make out its neck then body. Watch it in a computer screen or IPad.

[@elliotdryden7560]

@@bethbartlett5692 Thank you BB. Wilco. :)

[@catmar1944]

[" You don't do this because its easy you do it because its hard if it was not so we would already know...keep up the good work it will pay off in the end -- love the video's you put out - thanks "] without prejudice.

[@gbro8822]

Outstanding video, keep up your great work. Thank you.

[@TheInterloafer]

Thank you for a really engaging video. My wife and aid visited the Cryptozoology Museum in Portland a few years ago and had a good talk with Mr. Coleman about the chupacabra. We learned a lot and appreciated the info. It is good to see he and the museum are still doing well.

[@MrsShortShoes]

I love your comparison to the PNW I grew up there and now live in Maine and love that they are similar.

[@mainenorthwoodshunter3265]

I live here and Maine and have hunted for 40 years up here. I have seen a mountain lion here and I am sure deep in these woods Sasquatch is as well. I have only seen a handful of Bears during all my time here. I can easily see the possibility of the Sasquatch being here as well. Great video!

[@joesonfifth3661]

I find it interesting that so many hunters rarely see Sasquatch or signs of it. But we also don’t see signs of bears, bobcat, wolves, or cougars either…unless we really look for it! I live and hunt in Minnesota, and I have found tracks of all the above listed critters. Thanks for a practical comment!

[@jayhonrose5347]

I also love the way u all put your content together ❤

[@cobyporschifer221]

AWESOME ! Always waiting for new bigfoot documentary and its nothing but interviews. NO Effort put into it. Sad. But Small town Monsters is always Great ! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. 👣

[@hanselmansell7555]

Really begining to love this channel, thanks for posting 😊

[@marcsmith4244]

I love your docufilms and the fact that you have never found a Bigfoot picking berries is by the by and make you all the more trust worthy imho. Your films are informative, engaging and showcase the beauty of your failing nation.

[@craigrock8444]

This is so awesomely fascinating!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@mikkikas6821]

Very good documentary! I hope you continue with more adventures and findings. Squatch is still out there to be discovered!🤗

[@spacepolicemanofspace6073]

Great video! Thanks a whole bunch everyone!

[@justicekay3259]

Good video guys. You should go up to Mt. St. Helens /Cougar WA /Eagle Cliff. It's a hotspot too

[@coryblecha2360]

Have had experiences in that area myself, my cousin owns a cabin in Cougar and have had them with in 200 yds....Night howls...Usually in the driest of years they come down to Yale....

[@tshubert3744]

These Guys do a GREAT Job !

[@rogerramjet6429]

These guys need to be spraying hair spray into the prints before casting. Helps set the print and less debris is picked up in the cast. Just a bit of plastic sheet could help that set in wet conditions. Needs to be secure in 4 corners so it doesn't b!is away though. Tent pegs are perfect.

[@michaelag8040]

I'm liking the video camera system. I hope you'll incorporate them into more of your trips. Hopefully, they'll pay off.

[@SusanRogersMakingItWork4Me]

Very nicely done! No dramatics and you weren't unprepared to defend yourselves in the event of animal attack.

[@allanfolsom9474]

Okay, just an observation, you guys have way too much fun on these trips.

[@emmawebb6955]

Maine is a beautiful state.. I love the scenery footage. I always love watching your vlogs. Very informative history on the state. Stay safe 👍💯👍💯🙂👋

[@Randude14]

Interesting. Never heard a Wendigo and Sasquatch connection before.

[@jefferylilly4915]

Gotta talk about what you learn on expeditions. we just got back from KY. We had alot of interesting stuff happen. A tree pushed over,something thrown at.me and tree breaks at 8 feet as well across from a highway build.i could see them really being there in clans if there is that much forest it is a go for them.no doubt in my mind at all.

[@ovationsensation]

What part of Kentucky?

[@CrispsApples]

About 19 mins in, how stoned is the guy in red during that phone call lmao.

[@AmN1nja]

I got banned from your Facebook page, as I thought these were all going to be the same..I was so wrong..and deserved my banning.. Small Town Monsters has knocked it out of the park. My crow pie tastes very sweet! Great job to all of you.