The Curse of Sasquatch | Bigfoot: The Road to Discovery

[@rogerstuckey55]

Wow! Just when I thought I’d enjoyed every episode, along came this episode. Eli and STM has outdone itself with this episode. Just down-to-earth interviews with some of the best researchers in the field. Listening to their words, along with the beautiful scenery, while answering/reacting to the questions asked was so enjoyable. Thank you again Eli and STM for perhaps your best episode yet!

[@theeliwatson]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@brianmckenzie1318]

Eli, this series with the Olympic Project is one of the best I've ever seen!!!! I think you really captured the true essence of what their Sasquatch research is really like! Kudos and congrats!!

[@bobcampbell5151]

Great but music played way to loud .COOL IT

[@mbp7060]

So you don't care if all this doesn't produce a sasquatch?

[@SawFits]

Thanks!

[@markhalliday4753]

Fantastic video Eli! I grew up in southwest WA and have really dug into the Bigfoot phenomenon in the past few years visiting Cliff's museum twice and attending Squatchfest over the past 3 years. Your videos are truly the best on KZbin! This one was really fun since I've met pretty much everyone you interviewed, included yourself. Again, thank you for your dedication to the subject and quality work :)

[@mrstacyj9496]

Did you hear that? You guys create some breathtaking nature films. Much appreciate, restful, contemplative.

[@dsbmitchell]

This version of the curse of Sasquatch in its psychological and relational repercussions is quite real. As Cliff says, the subject/phenomenon chooses you. It can consume people fully, like other fringed subjects. I appreciate this dive into the why behind the pursuit of the subject.

[@tomtalker2000]

Wonderful documentary Eli. On what got these researchers into the subject matter. And how it affected them during and after there experiences. Nice insight into all the hard work they go through. To get closer to THE TRUTH.

[@michaelmcgee9224]

Found ur videos 3 days ago n have been binge watching. This one is my favorite as I got to learn about what drives these people n hear their personal stories. Thanks Eli so much. To the Olympic project team I wish you all the best. To STM team same. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@christophercrowder872]

I really appreciated the insights from the hunters/researchers that made up the last portion of this film. I don't think the impact of being a "Squatcher" on people's lives is discussed enough. Nice touch, Eli.

[@deidrawashington1972]

Great video. Touching sentiments for The Sasquqtch, family & nature. Also true friendships.❤❤❤

[@emmawebb6955]

👋Eli, once again, the presentation of this episode and the manner in which you interview each of the researchers shows the reality of what it takes to be out in the woods documenting the elusive Sasquatch Bigfoot. Dedication, hours away from family, camping out in cold weather, carrying the gear needed etc etc. For whatever reason, I believe they too, Sas/Bigf.are also studying us humans as well. Because if they wanted to, it would've hurt a researcher, they are guardians of the forest. I'm going to watch it again💯👍 Keep em'coming💚💚

[@joellaskin8401]

Incredible footage and very well produced.....KEEP UP THE AWESOME RESEARCH.....

[@milliemillie1783]

Look back at previous episode (Terrifying Sasquatch Recon | Bigfoot: The Road to Discovery) timestamp 30:20 centre frame what is that sitting on the ground ? Great show always look forward to next episode cheers from Bonny Scotland.

[@dontnonowuno9953]

Fascinating study on the phycology and inner draw of the subject .Such an honest dialogue with this group and their encounters.Well done

[@robelson3078]

Another fantastic production, Eli. I have the utmost respect for the folks with the OP. Now, down to business - how can I get one of those OP 2024 wall calendars?

[@emmawebb6955]

💚👋 Watched a second time Eli, beautiful scenery footage, and once again, thank you for sharing the stories and dedication long hours of documenting all research notes while out in the wilderness that the researchers must endure 💯👍💯👍

[@adamjohnson2217]

Love the work you have done with the OP. Great organisation and meticulous in their data collection. Im from western Australia and love to watch the wilderness places you managed film. Great job. Hope one day to get out to these amazing places.

[@catmar1944]

Thank you for this great documentary, i really enjoyed it.

[@claudetteraymond8710]

I love the drone views . What magnificent views getting lost in the scenery

[@jonathonholifield3166]

I liked this. I'm already pretty familiar with the Olympic Project through these documentaries and even I found some new stuff. I think Derek Randles and Cliff Barackman in particular had some really positive things to say. People saying there might be some recycled stuff here but it's still a pretty good video and I don't think Eli deserves people shitting on him.

[@theeliwatson]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@Bryan-jd7os]

There's always going to be haters, it just goes with the territory. Personally I enjoy the content they put out. I do think they could slow down a bit, but good content nonetheless.

[@daveowen9898]

Greetings from the U.K.. I absolutely love this discovery series. The OP guys are all so genuine and the work they do is the real deal. I was impressed to hear a more detailed account of Dereks encounter which I heard a few times before in other documentaries but not in this detail. Keep U.K. the good work guys . 🙌🏻👏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻

[@Philippintastic247]

Best video yet in your series. Keep it up!

[@ufoparanormal-o4l]

TO Eli and small town crew ⛰️🏔 Thank you for this (Inspiring ) Segment you made my Heart jump because I love the outdoors and miss it Badly. Let All the Gentlemen who opened up about the Life ups downs burnouts. Very true. I am going to say i one day would Love to shake Each of your hands. For Giving me what I needed. Keep up the work but keep sane Lolo SMALL TOWN MONSTERS 👍👍👍God Bless you All.

[@Moose229]

Here on business for few months but live in Adirondacks. Love to see yall up there again

[@rogerd4559]

Man... I love the guitar music on this show!

[@Cooky_5580]

Shane did a great job describing their experience. I believe every word.

[@nickgiuntoli2281]

I believe Shane too. He has repeated the same story four times in four different small town monsters episodes.

[@drmarkintexas-400]

🏆🤗💙🙏👣 Thank you for sharing this

[@katherina7741]

It just looks so vast! Coming from Ireland it just look unreal and so beautiful xx

[@scottb6897]

Here We Go Another Master Piece Ftpm STM Thank You From Us Believers In Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Hopefully Not To Long Before You Find Yje BigMan/Girl.🎉🎉🎉

[@bryanpotvin5945]

Eli - love the Road to Discovery series. Well done sir..

[@davidbenton6154]

You Rock Seth!!!!!Thank you keep up the great job . And I love Small Town Monsters!!!!!!!!

[@billmitchell7731]

My Uncle seen big foot in the upper peninsula of Michigan. It was late and getting dark it was less than 20 feet from him

[@DickOswald]

A* bigfoot there are more than one

[@SeanDSarcasm]

@@DickOswald whatever bro he seent it

[@markgriffin5889]

@@SeanDSarcasm LOL... exactly.

[@daphnelattimer9952]

Can you share your uncle's story?

[@matthewl1187]

*saw

[@walt1a]

Thanks for opening up the wilderness to us who cannot afford to travel like you guys do. I hope you understand and appreciate the privilege you have. I for one appreciate your hard work and fun you put into this project. If I had the money and time I'd be right there with you. I've seen 3 of these creatures myself. They're impressive and terrifying at the same time! Thank you for the vids!

[@Vlaud]

I love the music with the intro so much. Just makes you feel relaxed and at home.

[@jimhahn6116]

Enjoyed this very much 👍

[@iankeays6653]

I think this was one of my favorite episodes of this series. Yeah you could say there is alot of stuff we have seen before, but there was alot of new content and a real good dive into each individuals journey and evolution they all have gone through over many years on this topic. Really cool to see how far Eli has come since joining with small town monsters.

[@DarnellHawkins-d8w]

I enjoyed the mystery of big foot threw you guys good work

[@williammillan206]

Incredible 🎉🎉😮😮 . looking forward to it ❤

[@chasepirtle8662]

Great Episode!

[@Sanbyte]

Very interesting, personal stories and beautiful scenery!! 🎉😊❤

[@lisabunnie22960]

ELI!!! I love listening to you..

[@RetLEO]

Awesome - just can't get enough of the OP episodes. I only wish that after living in Washington near the Olympic Peninsula for 25 years I'd have know about them. Good job Eli! Btw, have you stopped off at Fat Smitty's for a huge burger yet?

[@intheshadows..2107]

Islay is a beautiful little Inner Hebridean Island. Well worth a visit. Lives next door to the Island of Jura, known world wide for it's " Paps " you all look it up

[@whiteboi1856]

Sasquatch is to smart to get caught on trail camera's. But i hope they do get some good Sasquatch footage. Thanks for the video.

[@joepublic8570]

Heya guys, I watched the previous movie that you filmed with the Olympic Park team. Compelling viewing and screenplay. Exceptional cinematography and characters. Really, very cool and I couldn't take my eyes from the screen. The movie and stories were and are fascinating. After a couple of days I begin to wonder about the 'nests' located on the finger ridges of the peninsula. Upon discovery, why weren't all 6 nests, placed in their strategic positions as implied, gathered individually in their entirety, and airlifted from the site to receive a full forensic investigation by experts in their fields? This single procedure could have expanded our knowledge on this enigmatic subject. The calibre of the explorers and experts who are part of this project is obvious. These are expressive and intelligent people. I fail to believe that they missed a trick here and I remain, sadly, sceptical.

[@jeffreyallen8095]

Always love the episodes. And if hes a fellow, Type O fan, im a INDEFINITE fan of the olimpic project now !!! My kinda peeps !

[@darcysingler6742]

Are you bringing peace to the world with the strumming guitar

[@azilll]

Are you asking a question with no mark?

[@karynmartin9138]

Wow great episode as usual guys 😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@allengarrow6295]

Thank for doing what you do

[@davidbenton6154]

Thank you Olympic Winners!!!!!!❤

[@slimbim77]

To be honest, I was very sceptic about Bigfoot being a real creature, judging only by the blurry, grainy photos where there isn't much to see except some guy in a Chewbacca costume or rather his shadow- but since I'm watching your series for almost 3 days now, it kinda changed my point of view. These are credible people that you are talking to and all the evidence, especially the audio files really made it for me. And I know about the the huge extend of the cover up when it comes to UFOs, so I truly believe that the same might go for Bigfoot and the Cryptid subject in general.Thank you for your hard and professionel work, you sure did enlighten me!

[@lisasescapades]

If someone denies your friendship because you said you saw a Sasquatch. They were no friend at all anyway.

[@whiteboi1856]

Yall need to go to east texas and speak with bob Garrett if you want to see a sasquatch. Would love to see STM go down there

[@Hosty_Tim]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@jeremymonthony9265]

"You can get to a point where you get burnt out". Cut scene to two guys standing near the edge of a very high bridge.

[@kristennoelle9447]

No place more beautiful than the PNW!! 🙏💜

[@goldenratio5117]

Guitar and Squatchin is a great combo. My dad was a musician ,he played the guitar and loved bigfoot also. Beyond nature is an instrumental guitar album by Phil Keaggy, its a good mellow album.

[@Yiayia-t4i]

I watched this before. I watched it again and still love it.

[@ronaldburdick1016]

Blue mountains eastern Oregon , we got enough Bigfoot to last a life time.

[@cmoorejack]

Hey at 41.54 I think I see a large dark figure standing on a rock? The drone scene above the stream..

[@jbrost100]

Nice work brother Eli- Aka-Levi Aka- Eli Brost Aka- Eladio Johnson

[@lauraklascius6427]

Hello everyone Southern California here.

[@karengross7343]

HELLO S. CALIFORNIA , WESTERN NEW YORK HERE ,GREAT SHOW HUH????!!!!!!!😊

[@Bryan-jd7os]

Howdy! Venice Beach California here! 😀👣

[@joemorrow7691]

Nice Program 👌 from Ohio

[@domestos54]

Thanks

[@mrdrivebytrucker]

Good shit Eli

[@theeliwatson]

Thanks!!!

[@bbroken1]

I've done a lot of hunting and camping hiking up off of Forrest road 70 and huckleberry ridge up above Green water. And ate at the naches tavern. Been going up there since the early 80's

[@JenniLyn81]

We come from France.

[@karengross7343]

THAT IS SO COOL 😄 THANKS FOR TUNING IN,HIT THE THUMBS UP BUTTON ,AND HAVE A GREAT DAY😊

[@alexx_windycitychi558]

I always appreciate the videos love this channel people don’t understand how hard it is to go out in the middle of nowhere it’s easy to get lost or for you to get hurt or something to happen if you’re not experienced and also takes plenty of time and a lot of money for camera work traveling expenses and it’s exhausting just sitting in the woods for days on end trying to hunt for something at nighttime is incredibly hard for humans even with super expensive equipment these forests are so large it’s hard for a crew of 10 people to cover even a small percentage of it animals don’t like coming close to humans they always try to avoid us or run away imagine an Apex predator with a smart brain like ours they could smell us and see us coming from a mile away they don’t want to be seen in my opinion I think it’s very possible that there’s something out In these forests you can call it supernatural or you could call it whatever I think there is a lot of stuff in this world that we don’t know about these places are so isolated and vast it would take thousands and thousands of human beings to gather together and try to find this thing because the forests are so large you would need an Army sized crew and even with that there’s just still too much dense forrest to cover there’s an unlimited options / escape routes for an animal like that to hide even if we caught one on the camera the real deal , still good luck trying to catch it and doubt bullets would stop it completely. I don’t know I’m not saying it’s not possible it’s just so easy to leave a negative comment on the video try to get yourself out there and see how far you’ll go I wish I had the money time manpower and knowledge to start a real search , for what they have and the time they do it , I appreciate small town monsters their great at this. I’ve been to the big forrest in upper Michigan the stars and nature is the best part I could imagine what an experience it would be to go with to the Pacific Northwest . But people seriously don’t understand how large these places are and it’s not just forest there’s other places for these creatures to hide these are mighty forests and they stretch across different countries the us states into Canada Alaska These are places that cannot be conquered by humans they’re just too big a small team of people can cover a very small amount of forest at a certain amount of time we’re not super human give small town their props where it’s due . I love every video they put out the stories are great and yes we all want more squatch hunting vids it takes resources and time ! Well get more when they have the opportunity. I’m sure small town monsters will be around for a while guys I would hope !!!

[@ashesantics]

I heard one roar, never seen it just seen it coming through some woods when I was on my porch. I have never been so scared. Paralyzed with fear. I couldn't imagine what I would do if I seen one.

[@EM-ig7ib]

Interesting . . . There doesn't seem to be many sightings recorded or documented in the Big Bear CA area... But after living there for a number of years and having some strange experiences of my own, I think more research is needed in that area...Especially the Santa Ana River Watershed Angles Oaks area and South of Onyx Summit just north of San Gorgonio Mt. It's only seems to happen during the years when the snow pack is thick or higher than average rainfall totals hit that area.

[@VincentEllison-y8s]

Let’s gooo..I’m in….❤😊

[@monkeyking67]

When did Sasquatch start wearing ski pants,a hat and headlamp?🤣🤣

[@Lowe505]

These guys are grounded and have common sense they don't think every sound in the forest is a bigfoot or every fallen tree or trees are structures. I hope they find and document one the common man needs a win god damn it.

[@richardmiseljr2413]

62 years and have had several sightings of different bigfoots in northeast ohio since I was 12 years old. I'v had events in northern minnsota since 1994.

[@kab35]

My family now live in MN, and we are from Southeast Asia. Growing up, my grandma, who was born in 1919, told us stories of hunters from her village who saw bigfoot and would be afraid to go into the jungle again for weeks.

[@karengross7343]

PLEASE SHARE , WESTERN NEW YORK HERE 😊

[@richardmiseljr2413]

I have an aunt from Thiland, She told me stories like that. I hear the ones in Asia can be real aggressive. It's a small would.@@kab35

[@daphnelattimer9952]

Fellow Ohioan here! I want to hear all about it!

[@Dyshof]

The only thing I do not understand: Dogs find anything, specially a smelling hairy creature. A pack of strong dogs, - dogos, ridgebacks, filas old type will attack and set even the strongest animals. Why did this never happen?

[@roccov1972]

That’s a good question. You’d think a pack of well-trained dogs or bloodhounds would be able to track a Bigfoot down.

[@WhiteManXRP]

When will someone go out in complete silence and find an old tree and just sit...no talking, no banging, no yelling, no wood knocks... and sit filming video and recording audio.. Set up a triangle formation 100 feet apart from eachother and put your back against a tree, and sit for hours....with minimal presence, minimal communication... Just wait, and experience the woods.....complete silence Noone will do it... If I were a sasquatch and there were people looking for me, would be silent, certainly not whooping and knocking and causing noise ... We need a different approach

[@DavidK-o5r]

The clacking.... it's Bigfoot saying, ..humans,..cmon out n play-ee-yay. Kidding aside. Great Channel!

[@ronfelix6507]

I could definitely see how this can consume your life

[@alexmanzo6436]

Hey luck i love u Chanel but why do we se old content i dont understand why we keep se som of the old stuff i hooe to se some new episode soon . Love

[@666Nightshift]

It's a bit of a let down to listen to a researcher call ridiculous to people who believe that Sasquatch has something paranormal about it. Basically calling liars or nut case to people that have seen something out of the ordinary, something they can't explain. It's arrogant and very disrespectful, It's the same old story applied to UFO witnesses stories back in the day or Big Foot or every other strange unexplained event. "...I'm not gonna go with inter dimensional, shape-shiftings or whatever. I'm gonna go with something serious..." That's exactly what old fashioned scientists would say about something they are afraid it might be true and come to light ending up rejecting either their own academic researches and family names or plain and simple closed minds. BTW I really like your work and crew, Eli! Thanks Eli.

[@megarth1]

Excellent.

[@rogerscottcathey]

I think of it as a treasure hunt, not a scavenger hunt, but like the analogy anyway Jimmy.

[@petepotaczek5844]

The lake at 16 something looks just like a left foot Bigfoot track!

[@iankeays6653]

Lol, I thought the exact thing!! I said to myself out loud that is the shape of a foot print.

[@petepotaczek5844]

@@iankeays6653 giant squatch!!!

[@bim382009]

Western Pa.here

[@karengross7343]

HELLO WESTERN .PA., WESTERN NEW YORK HERE 😊

[@jennyphillips7496]

I bet a Sasquatch breathing does sound giggly and like congested after they holler and woop that loud and hard like they do. I bet so. I believe 100 percent that they are real.

[@ristol6867]

Every time!!! STM hits it out of the park! (and I hate Baseball! lol)

[@Mach19760]

I'll be there

[@rogerd4559]

why have we not found any evidence of these powerful tree-knocks, Wouldn't it leave scarring or deep dents on the tree?

[@SquatchTv]

Good one

[@Bryan-jd7os]

A lot of people believe they aren't tree knocks at all but a sound they make with their mouths. I think that's a possibility.

[@TxDragon55]

I hate it when someone asks what if Sasquatch is not real.

[@karengross7343]

THEY WILL LEARN SOON ENOUGH 😊

[@cynthiaacosta7651]

I saw one when I was little in Jalapa Indiana. In the woods behind my grandfathers house no more than five feet from me reddish brown red hair very tall

[@cynthiaacosta7651]

He looked down on me I was looking up at it

[@t.l.1610]

Alright, ranting: What’s up with the whiny “no new info” comments? Cmon people. Are we that spoiled now? I remember the days of cable documentaries being our only choice. Cut the crap. Who’s forcing you to watch? Obviously any massive discovery would be major news, you’d hear it. These are FREE, well done documentaries by independent filmmakers. Nothing to complain about, every reason to support it. We need more stuff like this & for cable networks to fade. Title & description here clearly is a human based story, more about the people searching for Sasquatch than some major find. I’m watching for the stories, the scenery, & the FACT THAT IT’S FREE. Geez people.

[@t.l.1610]

As I’d tell my daughter “Quitcha bitching.” Take a min, broaden your lens out a bit, and THINK about what you’re complaining about. Free content. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thank you friend :D

[@t.l.1610]

@@SmallTownMonsters Of course! Your work is amazing. The effort, time & money you put in is clear. No one has anything to whine about. Incredible how small & petty people can be.

[@northwestsasquatchStudies]

This is really good episode. I am same with these guys I know there real and now just do it for myself not trying to prove anyone. Just want learn more about them.

[@markward9331]

Maybe take a camera. Rumour has it they come with a free phone. Also they is no such thing as the Loch Ness monster. It’s a tourist trap.

[@tripeeblonde8309]

I think most seasoned “older” more mature folks are far beyond caring if others think they’re crazy or what anybody thinks. People think I’m crazy and i don’t have a Bigfoot story….. not yet

[@SBHink]

My issue with STM videos is the same ppl, same stories are repeated to often. Hoping for new stuff (fingers crossed)

[@patricknoble5112]

It’s amazing how one species can’t be contained or barely seen by thousands of people looking for what’s the clue .

[@SiliconMolybdenumNitrogen]

It’s amazing how many you tube armchair enthusiasts think they know better😂😂

[@karengross7343]

OVER 3000 VIEW S BUT ONLY 600 THUMBS UP,REMT TO POKE THAT BUTTON 😊

[@nickgiuntoli2281]

Lots of old recycled content here. Anything new on the bigfoot confirmational evidence front?

[@1GoodDag]

Already been discovered🤷‍♂️

[@k7l3rworkman97]

Doubtful

[@k7l3rworkman97]

@@1GoodDagdoubt it

[@brucevann6656]

By science? You can give up on that lol

[@matthewcritchfield6997]

You are correct, the small town crew does a great job, but I think they should not worry about doing so many shows so fast and maybe try to find some new stuff

[@davidbenton6154]

Wow!!!!!!!!!!! awesome!!!!!!!!

[@alexandrastefanski2224]

All the Bigfoot resources should find a nest or some sort of bathroom poop or hair too