Searching for Sasquatch

[@mattclarke1505]

Bob Gimlin is the most kindest and honest man I have ever heard. Great man!! I trust Gimlin!!!

[@critters16]

That was great! I'll be here waiting for another Sasquatch tour if you have one, please.

[@jonathonmurphy2952]

Good job at what you do thank you for the knowledge well done🙏👍✌️😂

[@EngineerSaysWhat]

This is well researched and accurate according to most experts in the field. Nice job!

[@paulothx138]

Amazing video, thank you.

[@PrettyGrittyTours]

My pleasure

[@jasonchenoweth5448]

Great report! Very thorough (considering how much content is out there!) and concise on what you wanted to present. You had some great and iconic clips..as well as the garbage that has to be sifted through. Glad that you stayed focused, were open minded and honest. It's not an easy subject to broach. You can easily go off path and turn this into a bunch of what ifs. But did great, in my humble opinion! With as much as there is out there to look at.... we actually need more content like this! whether your considered a journeyman in the subject or a novice, this is fantastic stuff and gives great references and material to start off with. I've been interested in this subject for YEARS, but you still managed to dig up something new that I hadn't seen which was refreshing! Keep up the good work! And hope to see another one?

[@cheridelgado606]

Well done! We go out to the Ashford area to seek (I don't like the word hunt for what we do) Sasquach. We have heard Whoops, which is reportedly a call they do to others, and have had other things happen to friends of ours. Thank you for doing this tour!

[@garynicholson-vo3ce]

Thank u that was very enjoyable

[@elshaitan1057]

I remember years ago that on KZbin there was bigfoot vocals that could be heard in Snohomish and many other local places. But the most stories I heard of was East of the mountains.

[@jasonchenoweth5448]

To the people or even scientists that say "how come we don't find bones?" I say this... when have ANY OF THOSE PEOPLE that have put forth this question EVER found a bear skeleton? How many of you have stumbled across one? ANYONE! please come forth! I challenge you... if you have that question... before you try that argument, bring me a bear skeleton that YOU'VE found! IF you can do that, then you can use that argument ! But until then drop it, please. I don't claim to be a researcher or scientist, but I have spent hours, days, weeks even out in the woods for years and years.. hunting, fishing, berry picking, mushroom hunting, camping, hiking and so on... and I have yet to even see a live bear!!! My friend and I believe we scared one, once.. once! Seen plenty of scat and markings, but no bear... and with ALL that time out there without a bear sighting...I've NEVER seen a skeleton either!!! So I say this... if a dumb bear can avoid most human contact, and die without its skeleton being found . What are the odds of a creature that is TRYING to HIDE AND AVOID HUMANS? also what are the odds of finding said skeleton?? If they contain the intellectual know how to avoid us... then they can EASILY hide their bones! Or bury their dead as we do! If they're at least smarter than a bear and remotely close to our knowledge then of course they would bury or hide the bones.. it's very easily plausible and possible. If the so called scientists could just look past their degrees and for a moment just think outside the box and say "what if these creatures do exist?" They could open up a while new world of discovery.

[@davidschaadt3460]

I had a deer skeleton near my house,and within months all of the bones disappeared. Various animals picked them up.

[@tysonhatch]

Love it. Great work man. Glad I found the channel. I live in Tacoma area too. Looking forward to more vids.

[@pawsnclaws2115]

Just subbed...more sasquatch tours please

[@PrettyGrittyTours]

Can do!

[@deerhaven3350]

I was with six other people out for a walk on a clear, full moonlit night back in August of 1972 when we encountered a Sasquatch walking across an open meadow near us in Clearwater, WA, north of Quinault. We treated it like a bear sighting....stopped dead in our tracks (because if we'd have continued onward our paths would've intersected) then backed up slowly and returned back the way we'd come. I was a complete and total skeptic prior to that night; afterward that opinion was no longer available to me.

[@JCA-Z]

Alright ! Cliff Barrackman, i'm a life long sasquatch enthusiast and live in long beach as well, awesome !!!!!

[@thisguyrick]

When I was young in the early 80’s the museum in the city building in Spokane had a map of sightings in the area. One was close to where we lived.

[@hobbyfarmer62]

No idea if real or not, that said I firmly believe there could be something like that living in the wilderness areas without our knowledge. When the thing about no body being found I just point out, when you consider the millions of large animals living out they we know are real yet we almost never find any remains of them either, so a smaller population that may even hide their dead is simple to understand.

[@andreweasternman8788]

Kool!!

[@jessicamankinskeithswife9426]

Thnk you sweety pie for the Video

[@armylrs2391]

Have you considered starting a separate KZbin channel? You have a knack for this and could probably be successful at it if you were to expand a bit and talk about historical things outside of Tacoma as well. I'm really enjoying your videos. I have been curious about the rumored tunnels under Tacoma for years and your video contains more information than I have been able to find over the years doing deep dive internet searches. I'm tempted to go look for that entrance under the bridge!

[@marillacuthbert2030]

We know so little about our oceans that I can't discount the presence of BF in our extensive woodlands.

[@cypherx666x]

Wait WHAT! I live in Tacoma. Hell yea 😎

[@thegreatalyssa]

I came for Sasquatch; I stayed for the man.

[@cypherx666x]

I had lots of encounters growing up in whatcom county. Didnt connect the dots til I got older & realised there was a sasquatch in my backyard.. 🌲🦍👣 👀

[@evelghostrider]

Find artbell on you tube about good squatch signs an stories.

[@robertcoggeshall3071]

A lot of evidence for bf existing. The footprints, pg film, and skookum cast are really strong.

[@JODAORTA]

I just want to say your overall post is awesome and very conclusive.. 1 thing is, 'it might exist beyond our detection' is not necessarily true since we are actually surveilling the entire forest of north America at the moment..

[@jeffw6726]

Know what else is attracted to Huckleberries--bears! WA has lots of bears.

[@cherylm9770]

I'd like that link for the video for the bigfoot growling. I'd like to watch the whole clip, I think you said it was from Canada

[@PrettyGrittyTours]

Of course. Here you go: www.theguardian.com/world/2019/nov/15/canada-forest-howls-shrieks-video

[@cherrylee1103]

way cool.

[@Erica_Brenda]

I love huckleberries and they are not that common as in all the places I have traveled, I have only found them one other place and those were imported from Washington. A lot of states confuse blue berries with huckleberries and they are not even close to the same flavor. I do wish I knew where to get some huckle berries so I could back some pies with them. They are delicious that way. In pies, jams and jellies or scooped over ice cream...

[@mr.j1400]

I use to think that Bigfoot was real, then I grew up

[@darkestbeforedawn8130]

People didn't just start seeing bigfoot all of a sudden,.... who hasn't done his homework lol

[@evelghostrider]

We are also always only told what the media wants us to know.....

[@Beartracks777]

Those creatures are as real as we are. The Government has bodies they just dont tell you a bout it. When one of these creatures become dangerous an have killed people they send in speacial teams to kill them. I had ran into one of these up in Idaho in the Sawtooth back in 89.

[@evelghostrider]

Large parts of USA still remain undiscovered to this very day.. but were told its all been found...

[@chrisruthford4492]

That squatch audio sounds like someone accidentally wiped with bull nettle down here in Texas.😳

[@aaronkaman1421]

Its actually a federal offense to kill or injure a sasquach.

[@rangered2010]

No it’s not.......

[@JODAORTA]

Sasquatch call (scream) video is probably real. It sounds like a monster native man with huge lungs screaming. Sometimes has reportedly low and high frequencies at the same time?

[@davidschaadt3460]

Some have theorized that Bigfoot is a progression of the Neanderthal man.

[@evelghostrider]

Many large large giants or creatures have been hidden by the smithsonian institute also 👍

[@kasheem1747]

Not finding any type of remains of Sasquatch should tell you a lot and they must be living in the caves nearby and probably comes out for a afternoon walk through the woods

[@jackgoodell5574]

the Bigfoot at the buffalo in the snow they look like people on stilts but I'm sure that'd be hard as hell to do in the snow if it was it's got some monkeys in the balancing act on those steps anyway those people did

[@markthomas3730]

PROFESSOR GROVER KRANZ

[@rangered2010]

Shouldn’t they all have dermal ridges?

[@PrettyGrittyTours]

They should. Weirdly a lot don’t but they should

[@robertcoggeshall3071]

Depends on the soil and how fresh the track was.

[@Shadownasty]

When you went into video analytics of the P&G film, you should've showed what you did, then jumped to a zoomed, cleaned up, and stabilized version. You can't really see muscles, or the leg flex you spoke of in the version you used. The videos your commenter was speaking of are from Todd Standing. He claims they're real, most say fake. He has several videos of different squatches.

[@evelghostrider]

There is still large parts of the usa that remain undiscovered by humans.. and even more larger parts of the world not discovered even though we are told nothing new to see here.. Why is that ?

[@angievance8000]

Very good info except the part about the Bearing Land Bridge that once connected Asia with North America. The reason why people and animals could cross over this lard expanse of land was not because the water was shallow at the time. It was due to glacial activity that completely froze the geographical area therefore resulting in a “bridge” between two continents. Great podcast though. Thank you.

[@PrettyGrittyTours]

Thank you, and I appreciate the correction. Good to know!

[@Reliabible]

@@PrettyGrittyTours do bears cross that land bridge? Is it named after the bears that cross it?

[@capkarr]

You are definitely use critical thinking skills with your research. Quite frankly it was interesting how you break it all down.

[@darkestbeforedawn8130]

People have had sightings going way back but with no internet and mostly word of mouth the witnesses kept it to themselves.. when its mostly wilderness you don't go telling people you might have seen something odd in the woods🤦‍♂️

[@Jesuslovesyou929]

Image at 2535 looks fake..walk was stressed, looked planned

[@garynicholson-vo3ce]

Or maybe they are protected by the government or an organisation ❤

[@garynicholson-vo3ce]

Maybe they dnt die

[@alphantom0657]

Interesting how we can't seem to get an anti lynching or police brutality law passed to protect black people, but they have laws to protect a creature that no one has definitively proven it's existence; punishable by $1,000 (if shot) & up to a year in jail. 🤣 It's the priorities for me. Only in America.

[@Jesuslovesyou929]

Wow, you post this BLM shit on a bigfoot video. Dummy

[@alphantom0657]

@@Jesuslovesyou929 You call it BLM, I call it Human Rights. I am a human who happens to be black who happens to have had a long-standing fascination/belief in Sasquatch, but noted the absurdity of that law with no definitive proof of the creature's existence. How that fact is somehow offensive to you is beyond me.

[@chrisruthford4492]

@@alphantom0657 Don't commit crimes and resist arrest and you probably won't get your a$$ kicked by police. It really is that simple.

[@alphantom0657]

@@chrisruthford4492 You know, it becomes increasingly evident why this creature has no interest in wanting to have anything to do with the human species. Can't say I blame ya, big guy. 😏

[@evelghostrider]

Why bring that utter nonsense into this topic ya muppet....

[@steverose3318]

It's all bs. Why bother. Get a part time job. It pays better.