The Skunk Ape Corridor: Bigfoot Beyond the Trail

Join us on this latest Bigfoot Beyond the Trail in which Aleks heads back into the wilds of central Florida alongside a host of fellow investigators and enthusiasts to search in an area called "The corridor", which serves as a wildlife chokepoint. Over the course of the journey they share various research techniques and tips for data collection among other things while scouring the corridor.
Investigators & enthusiasts featured in the video:
-Matt of Central Florida Bigfoot: ‪@CentralFloridaBigfoot‬
-Brian and Chewie go Hiking: ‪@brianandchewiegohiking‬
-Erik Swanson: ‪@ErikKSwanson‬
-Mike of Tactical Bigfoot Research & Where's my Sage: ‪@tacticalbigfootresearch3285‬ & ‪@WheresMySage‬
-Mike of Behind the Vail Podcast: ‪@BEHINDTHEVEILPODCAST411‬
-Max Powers: ‪@maxpowersbigfoothunter3825‬
-Stan of Bigfoot Mafia Investigators: ‪@bigfootmafiainvestigators6873‬
-Christian of Collateral Beauty Films: www.instagram....
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[@richardpratt16]

471 is the trucker shortcut to Lakeland. I've been through there all hours of the day and night. Never saw a skunk ape yet. But I did see a ghost. I have had a Class A sighting in St.Johns county. I believe one of these corridors is also between I-95 and the St.Johns river.

[@dtcdtc8328]

I never really believed in the paranormal. Always thought it was mostly stories. Like watching some of the documentaries (not ghost hunters etc) but again thought it was mostly made for tv. That is until I began experiencing things in my home in 2020. It's wild to think that more of the accounts we here from people are true than not. I've had 7 incidents since 2020. They're always spread out months apart, which makes you think you're imagining them, when you firmly know you are Not.

[@gareth77]

Great film as always Aleks. To me, you make by far the best sasquatch videos out there. They are always fascinating-yet-un-sensationalised and beautifully shot and edited. I hope that you are the one who eventually gets the genuine and irrefutable evidence that everyone is searching for. Keep the films coming - I will never get bored of watching them!

[@joemorrow7691]

This was a enjoyable experience to watched Kudos to All,,📽 🎬🏆 from Ohio 🍻👌

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

Enjoyed seeing all of you again. Thanks for coming down and looking at the Corridor.

[@naomiseraphina9718]

I just want to salute and to thank everybody who had the courage and fortitude to venture out into the forest, in the night and in the day, in the search of answers. I know that adventures like that are not easy. Well done, fellas!

[@westernbigfootexploration]

This was awesome. So much much to say but will keep it short. The two guys seems to really experience some strange happenings. Glad to see Brian and chewy. The whole Mike Anne part explaining "tips" for tracking was too good. Even if you know all this info, they are great reminders. I'm for sure watching this part before any outing. Great episode, solid people.

[@francescae1129]

That was so much fun! Lots of hard work, patience and humor with a team of smart folks. Thank you Matt for putting the research camp together. 👍 Max, Brian, Chewie and all the rest, good going! ✌And finally, thank you Aleks for documenting this effort with great footage, cinematography and music! 👍✌ Cheers!😄

[@ericlindhorst1320]

Alex you picked a great bunch of guys to hangout with including Chewy!! The rain scene in the blind was great fun.

[@bigfootworldpam]

Chewy is such a great dog

[@brianandchewiegohiking]

He is the best hiking dog I could ever have and more

[@kriegfaust]

@@brianandchewiegohiking No offence to anyone else but Chewie is by far the star of the show!.

[@nepherteri75]

Been waiting for another Aleks video! 🙏❤️👍Can't wait! 😊

[@pamsingleton9461]

I love watching you guys on these night investigations! It was awesome. Thanks for doing this, y'all looked like everyone had a blast! I really laughed at the leaking blind.We all got a kick out of seeing that. I hate it for y'all I know it was miserable, but sometimes your night just doesn't go as planned, and Poor Chewy getting wet, but he was the hit of the show! Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed it!! Keep up the good work. 🩷✝️🙏👣🦍

[@samburton2978]

Thanks, Alex. I'm very interested in the skunk ape. My grandparents lived in Florida from the late 60s, and my grandpa and one of my uncles had a run in with the skunk ape. So this has been one of my favorite episodes!

[@domestos54]

Thanks from Bundaberg, Australia.

[@karistone1297]

Hi from another Aussie! Central Coast NSW.🤚🏻

[@mandywarren591]

@@karistone1297hey im byron bay & had a yowie encounter out back of mullum. I grew up out th back of mullumbimby. Iv had a couple of encounters. Cool to see sum aussie watching to. Mx👋

[@mandywarren591]

My mum lives in bundy these days, grew up mullumbimby tho. My mum is from northern beaches, manly. Mx👋

[@timothygreen7708]

Sounds like another great exciting video, if at all possible I definitely will be watching this one for sure thank you for all the hard work you do for fans like me. 👣👣👣

[@marygatdula2744]

I always find these videos interesting. I never watch them expecting to see Bigfoot discovered. The hunt and methodology is what is interesting. And I love the reactions when something curious and unusual happens!

[@1972dsrai]

You’re very unlikely to see one unless by accident when you’re only in the area a few days tbf

[@marygatdula2744]

@floatpool8307 LOL. Why would you call them scammers? What do you think they are after? More subs, maybe? What do they have to gain? Scammers always have something to gain. Cultist? Dude, please. I believe in Bigfoot, I don't KNOW there are Bigfoot. If I were a cultist, I would not even debate the issue. I wouldn't be willing to do my own research or listen to a debate about why or why not. You know, the way the Trump cultists aren't willing or able to hear the other side; the "fake news" side. Or worse, know the truth and support him blindly anyway. Unfortunately, in the case of Bigfoot, some of us will never know for sure until or unless they can produce a body. The thing is, I'm not going to say that something doesn't exist simply because I've never seen it, just as I can't say that for sure it does exist!

[@brianandchewiegohiking]

@@1972dsraiit’s not easy to stay out for a week or weeks at a time,people have jobs ,families ,responsibilities,I’m fortunate enough that I work my ass off so I can take a few days here and there to do this ,it’s not easy,if I was rich and didn’t have to work ,I would be out all the time ,I appreciate these times with friends and searching for answers

[@davestuart8864]

Very we’ll said, it is the journey that’s important 😊😊😊😊

[@hikewithmike4673]

Greetings from the land of the Skunk Ape!

[@Poser_Metal_Records]

You got Skunk Apes and we got Wood Boogers!

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Hey there Hike with Mike!

[@hikewithmike4673]

@@SmallTownMonsters aloha you guys got to come back to the Green Swamp and explore with FSAR Florida Skunk Ape Researchers with campfire Steve

[@MISTERSASQUATCH1]

I love how the community is working together we need more of this. ❤ thank you small town monsters for everything you do for us I just can’t get enough of the big foot subject i’ve been doing nonstop research I would say for the last six months never had any encounters but I’m planning on a road trip to northern Michigan near the upper peninsula where there have been sightings and foot prints recorded over the years and that date back to the native Indian tribes I have never had any kind of encounters the subject is just so intriguing and overwhelming I’ve probably watched over 100 hours worth of documentary film and research. Just taking other peoples perspectives information and advice everybody has their own unique way of doing things what you guys are doing is revolutionary to the cause. And to the field researchers the people who are out there spending time and countless hours and money you guys are also appreciated as well I think people need to be patient with the subject it’s going to take a lot of us and hard work and man hours to hold down evidence I also suggest to maybe move in groups of only a couple people spread out in a large area and staying undetectable as possible I just feel like larger groups would have a less of a chance in countering the creature just because they like to stay away from humans at least that’s the idea it’s giving off from all the videos I’ve watched Big for clearly don’t want to be seen so I feel like large groups you’re eliminating your chances by a lot but you can still find physical evidence which is a good thing I love all my people in Florida I am from Chicago I have a lot of family and friends down there my dream vacation is to head out to the California redwoods and parts of Oregon the Pacific Northwest is a vast monster. Within its self is a challenge let alone the Bigfoot subjects I love seeing people come together especially in such hard times I feel like our countries are stacked still and there’s a lot of negativity going on right now between us and the government and all the war that’s going on in the economy everything is just so bad I love seeing people sticking together because all we have is each other if our government craps out on us we will be all we have without one another one wouldent be Big foot researchers these are the type of people I will trust with my life with no help from the government we’re doing a pretty good damn job because we know they cover everything up and I’m pretty sure they try to deter us from knowing the truth they know what’s going on of course they will never tell us they would never come forward with the subject so I understand why a lot of people don’t like coming to the Internet revealing themselves the location of their work. Oh because you risk sabotage I think it’s a big thing that’s cool I got that a lot of people are talking about it’s easily hidden i’m pretty sure the government set up divergence to keep us from knowing the truth what those diversions are I’m not sure but I’ve heard a few stories and not everybody is a liar but of course there is people out there who won’t go out of their way to do just that

[@anton1949]

Google 'Bigfoot near Felch Michigan' It's in the U.P near where I grew up.

[@MISTERSASQUATCH1]

@@anton1949 Definitely will thanks !

[@eshupsy8897]

really excited for this on... thnx for all the good stuff eli and familia bigfoot. its been an amazing journey with you guys. hope to meet someday. don't know where i would be if not for small town monsters. all the prayers for you be safe have fun keep squatching luv u guys 💙 ☮️

[@Hosty_Tim]

Awesome movie, thank you again.

[@Billytetoncowboy]

Thank you for going out and doing real field work a lot better than seeing the same interviews over and over keep up the good work

[@thomasfields2082]

I was literally fishing there yesterday. How funny.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Small world! Thanks for checking it out. -Aleks

[@sasquatchwizardadirondacks7710]

Great Job brining the adventure here for all of us to enjoy. Excellent job filming, capturing the highlights and keeping it real.

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

Thanks man!

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thanks Jonathan, it was a great time and full credit to Matt for putting it all together! -Aleks

[@brendabinczewski7624]

Thank you Alek for another very interesting video. You met new people along the way. I think it was interesting and fun. The rain part was very funny. And you guys made it light and fun. That was nice. Thank you again. Until your next journey. Take care.

[@PhyllisNS]

Another great adventure video Aleks. Thank you for all your hard work. Just being out in skunk ape territory in itself is brave. And all the mosquitos and other creepy crawlers y'all endure is crazy! The big guy is out there, you'll find him👣👣👣 Extra treats for Chewy. He earned them..🐕

[@Mach11976]

Lived and spent time around the green swamp near North Lakeland FL. I worked for a new home builder in Lakeland and they would send me out looking for properties to develop. I've heard so creepy shit out there. Thanks guys for your work. You are definitely in the right place, creeps me out just thinking back about it.

[@lynseysemler]

Hello fellow lakelander 🙌🏼

[@Mach11976]

@@lynseysemler Hello, I worked for Mike Lilly Homes and Southern Homes 95-97. Before that I worked for Lakeland Toyota. We moved there in 92 and really enjoyed Lakeland. Unfortunately life happens and I ended up over in Indian Rocks Beach. I do miss Florida and the Beaches and grouper sandwiches at Frenchie's. Lol

[@lynseysemler]

@@Mach11976 my house was build in north Lakeland by southern homes in 2016 😊 hey you never know, maybe you’ll get to come back to live here one day!!!

[@Mach11976]

@@lynseysemler My Grandson lives there and I'll be there the middle of June so I can enjoy the humidity!!! lol

[@lynseysemler]

@@Mach11976 that’s how I know your Floridian. Brave enough to come here in June. 🤣🤣🤣

[@drop830]

FL is my state, it's the most beautiful and interesting state I've ever lived in, and I've lived in a few. Yes there are Sasquatch/ Skunk ape. You also have to remember, there are a ton of hogs and especially armadillo. That sounds like a freight train when they go crashing through those dead palm floors there in FL.

[@katmurphy3068]

Max and Brian explaining the "mumbling" was a hoot! Starts rambling off then stops and says "I think we skipped a bunch of stuff" 😂 im dyin!! Great film as always. I love all your films. So very interesting.

[@drmarkintexas-400]

Thank you for sharing this 🤗🏆🙏💙👣

[@paulfutchko9129]

I love close to the corridor!!!! Cant wait to see this one!!!!

[@markgriffin5889]

Greetings from Toledo, Ohio.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Hey there Mark!

[@teresa_davis]

Guys..I was laughing so hard by the time the Florida turbo rain hit your hunting blind! Oh my gosh.. So here you’ve probably got 2 or 3 Sasquatch playing hide n seek with the humans..then watching you guys all pile into a hunting blind..getting pelted with rain..listening to you all laughing heartedly..non stop.. loudly.. probably super curious and entertained at the same time! I’d call that a win win hunt..both sides! Score: Humans 1…Sasquatch 1…. The search continues!! Great job and super episode! Thank you! 😊❤

[@JillLaverack-px8xc]

i love your content! its all so interesting, i always set my notifications to remind when your premiering something❤❤❤

[@wht-rabt-obj]

I've said this before...but, people see St. Petersburg and Ft. Lauderdale and think Florida is just jam packed with people. But, as some of the drone footage in this video shows, you get to the interior of Florida and there is nothing. For miles and miles and miles and miles, just nothing but nature.

[@freshlybrewedtruth5600]

so true. there's a lot of wild uninhabitated areas. Lived in florida for most of my childhood Miami and daytona beach.

[@jacobyrassilon]

N Florida is pretty heavily wooded too...large forests, swamps, big lakes, rivers....we have everything but mountains here in Florida.

[@BytheWay333]

…and bugs and gators and humidity! Lived in Florida for 30 years…it’s not Disney!

[@j.d.837]

North Florida is my favorite region, and the one I've called home for decades now. I wouldn't live anywhere else in the US.

[@fly_speck_cafe]

Watched and appreciated in the Missouri Ozarks.

[@markbuck9299]

Great video again guys !!

[@gaylegoeschel9850]

Good job painting ,Rae ! LOVE FROM IOWA! 😊❤❤❤

[@milenadj.5645]

Alex, greetings from 🇷🇸

[@roberthancock5388]

Come back to Colorado. Lots of activity this time of year

[@biggjamess]

I’ve personally have experience hearing conversations, as ppl do during some kinds of paranormal hauntings

[@brianandchewiegohiking]

We are looking into tribes from the land and the language ,a medium also has had strong feelings about that particular area of the Indians that were on that land and something is buried there

[@micr0d0t97]

Chewy is my favorite squatch hunter! I really hope they will do more to stop developing Florida, we are losing so much of these areas and losing the wild natural Florida that everyone loves.

[@Livinwithspirits1111]

If you watch when you are talking to Eric Swason at 10:44 to 10:47 when he is saying “techniques people are using”, there is a deer I think walking up out of the brush in front of that camera pole he was holding. It was some kind of animal it didn’t look like a dog, kinda looks like a deer. Its kinda low to the ground. Please go watch it and let me know what you see and think it is. Thanks love watching yalls videos.

[@jamesdean3474]

Awesome episode!

[@alwayspositive2896]

thanks!!!! Loved the blind and the rain part😂😂😂😂😂you guys are great!!

[@emmawebb6955]

👋Alek, always great informative research and filming of the location of the research area. Your interviews are on point. Sorry for the late watching, but more than likely, I will watch it again. I admire you & Eli's presentation. Seth Breedlove, as a filmmaker producer of STM, always has great quality in his work ethics.

[@tmalfieri1]

Awww, the doggo gets his own GoPro camera! 💗

[@tobygilliland7257]

I hope all of you gentlemen, know how much we appreciate each one of you! And I'm sure hoping that you all embraced the suck🤣

[@timothyruiz4317]

That was good, you changed it up big time, but BRILLIANT idea

[@theadventuresedge6771]

Wonderful group of folks! So glad to see Brian and Chewy! Really enjoyed watching!

[@reneehey123]

Interesting, and wonder what the mumbling was????

[@tony16614]

Ill be on the dogs team 😂😂😂😂😂

[@RebelVsRebel]

Sasquatch is only going to be found if he wants to. You don't find him

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

Agree

[@josegonzalescedillo2399]

Come to the Pacific Northwest end Camp by Mountain Helens and I can guarantee you you either see something or hear something😂

[@danecummins2092]

I've spent many years in that area. One time I was coming out of a seven eleven and saw a sasquatch sticker on a guy's truck. I started asking him what he thought about sasquatch and he told me that while out in the Green Swamp something threw rocks and dirt balls at himself and his hunting buddy. They were out checking on their deer stands or blinds just before season started.

[@jcristi321]

Good job as usual.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

When I was a kid and Boy Scout in the early 80s we had something very tall and dark cross a trail in front of us just before dark. It was massive. That was in the Oscar Sherer State Park in Sarasota. There are videos of something that looks like a Bigfoot in Myakka State Park too. Both are in the same county and not really very far apart. Back then it was a lot wilder than now, but it's worth looking there if you're looking for a skunk ape.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Very interesting, thanks for taking the time to share that!

[@dtcdtc8328]

Saddening it's losing its wildness, all over our Country. We need to take control of our Country, like yesterday.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

@@dtcdtc8328 "take control" how? Are you going to stop new homes from being built? Plan on getting rid of a lot of people? I'd love to know exactly what you mean by "take control of our country". Last I checked it's legal to chop down the forest to build houses and malls and McDonald's if you have the money for the permit. And wtf does my possible skunk ape encounter have to do with your "take control"?

[@TheSorcererAhrimanahsul]

Lol😂😂😂 I'm not saying it was Birds but it was probably birds! Best line ever, I finally get Georgeos Tsukalos's whole "Im not saying it's Aliens, but it's probably aliens" out of my head!😅

[@twisterNL]

Chewy a good Boi, pet him for us 😅

[@tomtalker2000]

You can't mistake a Barred Owl folks. With their famous "Who cooks for you" hoot call. I've been in the avian field for 30+yrs working hands on with everything from Warblers to Birds of Prey. And they are one of the more common owls i here pretty much wherever i am either camping or doing field research. So for the folks unfamiliar with these birds or sounds just know your hearing an owl. Although i must say that squatches are VERY good mimics. But not that good that you couldn't tell the difference. Perhaps to an untrained ear.

[@robertrsmolucha9210]

Wow

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

As a bass fisherman, wildlife photographer, and herpetology enthusiast, I can confidently say that i have clocked close to a thousand hours throughout Florida. Mostly in the Everglades and Big Cypress. All hours of the bugbitten day. Still have yet to see a footprint, out of the ordinary broken branch, or the Big Fella himself. Many interesting finds like black bear, crocodilians, monitor lizards, monkey, otter,peacock, parrot, chameleon,panther, rather large snakes,and many others.But still no signs of the Big Fella.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

I think if you truly want to find a large animal in the FL woods you need a drone with a thermal camera. There's no hiding from a FLIR cam without a cave, and I know from being a FL man that there aren't enough caves around to hide in. I think a few drones flying grid searches should be able to figure out exactly what is out there.

[@77rockcity]

Yeah, though it's almost as if we don't have permission to document with a camera. Scripture has already been written once, and doesn't need to be repeated. Just getting out in the mystery of it all is well enough.

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

Too thick. Nope. Disagree. I’d use it but it’s not or can’t be said that’s the only way.

[@1972dsrai]

Are they inter dimensional, able to cloak? Theres a lot we still don’t know, but would explain a lot. 34:37 top right, left of the thin dark tree. You can clearly make out a face there. Skin tone helps it hard to spot. 53:35 there looks to be two peeking to the right of your face roughly below your eye line, either side of the tree. You can make out facial features and dark eyes, esp the one closer to you. You get a better look of them at 53:45 and the difference in their skin tones. The one on the right is much lighter. 1:02:04 think theres a couple behind the guy to the left, behind those bushes behind him. Best way to catch them out is with rear facing cameras. They’ll pop their heads up thinking you’ve missed them and have your back to them.

[@emmawebb6955]

😁🤣🤭🙄🥰LOVE THE ENDING💯👍 CHUEY, AWESOME DOG💯👍

[@tony16614]

I'd laugh if something started climbing up the other side of that tree your in 😂😂

[@jameswarman8077]

Maybe the reason why skunk ape can't be found in Florida is maybe they use the underwater caves , they stretch throughout the entire state

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

or maybe they just lay in the water all day to stay cool?

[@badgerpa9]

Aleks be careful when climbing, you do not want to hug the tree. I cut out about 25 feet up years ago and ended up with my shirt over my face and my stomach and chest tore up bad with hundreds of slivers and deep gashes. Climb with keeping 3 points of contact to the tree moving one hand or foot at a time, takes longer but falling is not fun. The sudden stop hitting the ground really hurts too. Be safe climbing. Chewwy is a great dog. I hope you guys find mumbling Marvin and get good video.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

I swear....Aleks looks like the lead singer of the band Breaking Benjamin

[@smashrails2175]

As I turn another foot In this diary of squatch.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

@smashrails2175 I still try to find my place in the diary of Squatch!

[@patrickvincent3759]

Thanks, really for your work!! Go to the Mogollon rim, i sure it will be intresting, at least. Regards from France.

[@rypted2849]

Pretty cool.

[@joesands8860]

My backyard. It is beautiful out here.

[@robmikell7444]

There's a hotspot in Florida everyone misses. Osceola Forest. Okefenokee is connected to this area. It is huge. I have penetrated some of the more isolated regions. There's plenty of sign, game, & sightings. People here don't even report it anymore.

[@joemorrow7691]

You got that right 👌🍻

[@miket0088]

Wow you made it to Florida. Ive always said anything could live here like everyone moving down.

[@rickgill9902]

I did see a sunk ape when I lived off hwy 98 and rock ridge rd. When I was younger. It was watching me ride my bike it was across the road from my house. I ran in and told my parents, by that time it was gone when they came out. So yes they are very real.

[@pgtoguro541]

I actually had an encounter out there years ago. I was walking down the main trail at 9 at night when I herd some chatter which I thought was raccoons but quickly turned into high pitch talking. It kept on saying light. It was talking about my high beam flash light. I suddenly got a sense of dread and emiditley left I I didn't see anything but I really felt that who or what was making those noise didn't want me there

[@brianwest5348]

You guys were in my neck of the woods. I grew up here and never had an experience, but about a year ago i had a creepy experience with eye shine that i still can't figure it out, and one experience with uncontrollable urge of being watched that i have never had before. Can't say any of it is Squatch related, but it was strange.

[@brandonbaker6129]

I know it probably sounds crazy but I was chilling on the St. John’s river one night at the south end of Jacksonville and I had the weirdest experience I ever had in a nature setting, I was just watching the woods change shifts just after dark ( the nocturnal creatures waking up) and all of a sudden I had this sense of impending doom that I can only begin to explain by saying if you have ever been in evil’s presence you don’t forget the atmosphere, it feels like the air is heavy stale and electric at the same time like you could cut it with a knife. My first thought was why am I being a sissy I have walked this trail 50 times in the total darkness with out turning on my flashlight and enjoyed it and now I feel like I should already be out of here. I double checked that I had one in the chamber and walked back to the truck praying the 23rd psalm the whole way and as soon as I got in my truck I felt a weight off of my shoulders like I just dropped the bar at a squat rack, so I figured I would walk back out ( if you fall off a horse or a skateboard you get right back on it so that fear doesn’t set in) as I started to walk back I had this feeling that I was tempting fate and the sense that I needed to leave came back immediately so I obeyed my instincts and left, I’ve been back several times and haven’t experienced anything like that, I haven’t anywhere else either except one night in the Osceola national forest and I felt the same but obeyed my instinct immediately that time. I never saw anything or heard anything but I believe our intuition and instincts are there for a reason. Has anyone else encountered anything like this in these areas?

[@kevinglynn9593]

Hey guys quick heads up! The bird apps you are using are notoriously bad for distinguishing calls. Its so bad that most birders don't count on sightings or calls identified by those apps. This is coming from a avid birder whose has seen over 600 different types. The best way still to identify birds is by someone who has expertise in the field still.

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

We understand that but it's a good starting point and about 3 good apps are being used. Then the search continues after that fact and still is. It took me 20 hours to find a call many would have said was a bigfoot. But I debunked it doing the research. Trust me, many in this group understand that fact. ... and practice it.

[@josegonzalescedillo2399]

I'm going to be honest I live in the Pacific Northwest here in Washington state and Everett Washington and honestly let them come to you don't go and look for them because I never happens that way especially when it's a lot of people with cameras and you know stuff like that I got several experiences in the Pacific Northwest and the Cascade Mountains mostly like close to Mount Rainier in Mount Saint Helens little further than Cascade in Olympic mountains this is the hotspot this is where you can have more chances to experience more things I have a lot of Native Americans friends they always say don't go and look for them they will find you if they want to😂

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

Love to see any proof about your "people with cameras comment." What???? Show me that statement is true. Show that IR is seen by sasquatch evidence. Show me they can smell you a mile away. People, there is no evidence of any of that. That's why I don't listen to that nonsense - it's just another excuse for not being able to get evidence on your game cams or not having an encounter. Hey, maybe sasquatch just isn't in your area? Ever think of that?

[@alexandrastefanski2224]

Make a walk around your campsite to see if Bigfoot was going around the area too . And keep the tents closer to main tent too

[@adamwainwright9306]

Still too much noise. No way gonna find a thing

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Most of the time out there was spent in complete silence with lights out. Obviously we're not going to show endless hours of this unless something happens, so the timeline is condensed for the sake of the viewer.

[@1972dsrai]

Best thing to do is just go walking around with rear facing cameras. They’ll often peek up from behind thinking missed them. Check at 1:02:04 to the left of the guy to the left, behind those bushes. Think theres a couple of them sneaking a peek.

[@stephenblakely4463]

They can hear em from a mile off and smell em from five miles off.

[@blackcellagent]

It’s a shame the air tags didn’t work. That would have been great for documentation.

[@Tools2Survive]

I can't imagine they are going to find any evidence of bigfoot with so many people exercising minimal noise and light discipline. Most animals that avoid humans can smell them coming a mile away. Nobody in this expedition is doing anything to mask their scents. I understand this is a training exercise, but stealth and the element of surprise is important when tracking any animal and should be of primary importance.

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

It was more of a blitz tactic to confuse - if animals move away, they would pass another group. We had 12 groups out there sitting. That in itself would be a huge element of surprise for this area. Unexpected to any animal hanging in this area.

[@ingazagrjadina79]

Krutovamnaitibikfuta😉🫢🫢🤗🥰🦧🦧.

[@davidvaughan3771]

The second you all entered these woods any wild animals that don't want to be found were 50 miles away already

[@alexandrastefanski2224]

When camping in big foot area go into a circle like the other

[@gasperkanoni8838]

Praidolia is just a prrade of oils❤❤❤

[@stickittoem]

BEING I AM AN AVIDED OUTDOORSMAN AND A RETIRED WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST. HOW IN GODS GREEN EARTH ARE ANY OF YOU EXPECTED TO LOCATE ANY WILDLIFE WITH YOUR LIGHTS AND THE IDLE CHITCHAT? COME ON MAN! I DO APPRECIATE THE WORK THAT YOU ARE DOING. ALSO 3 DAYS/NIGHTS IS NOT LONG ENOUGH IN THE WILDERNESS.

[@bobdavis1895]

They can just park out there on that dirt road, put some apples on the hood, and have a young attractive woman yell out now and then. Lure them. Also put out some light sticks around on the ground and the bigfoots will come out of curiosity and take the light sticks.

[@davidvaughan3771]

Always fascinating that when looking for an elusive creature you go with 900 people...if you want to see this thing. GO ALONE OR 1 OTHER...that's it!

[@Badge01Kenobi]

Why do it in the dark, you can't see anything. Ooooh, wait, I get it - you can't see anything (which isn't there).

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Nearly all of us were equipped with multiple thermal units, so we could see plenty. Hence how we recorded wildlife at night, etc.

[@NONANTI]

It's easier to see them in the dark because of the way the spectrum of light in our dimension interacts with them.

[@falcon19651]

Looks like somebody re-invented the wheel. Been using a climbing tree stand (much simpler and easy to use) than that conglomeration. Commercially available for as long as I can remember...

[@SmallTownMonsters]

This is a very portable system and incredibly simply to use...not some "conglomeration" that is barely portable unlike traditional tree stands or climber stands. Not sure where it was claimed this was re-inventing something that already exists, saddle hunting kits have been around for years. This is simple a saddle hunting stand built with parts used for other "pre-built" saddle hunting kits. -Aleks

[@falcon19651]

@@SmallTownMonsters Thanks, didn't mean to come across as harsh as it did. This comes back to personal preference, I guess. From what I could see, it didn't seem to be any simpler than what I use, but I guess since I've been using for over 20 years, I'm used to it:) Enjoy your videos, very well produced and professional, keep up the good work!

[@jeremybennett2168]

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[@cityproofdad]

What chest bag is this??

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Hill People Gear - Aleks

[@juliandugan5305]

Don't you guys know that they come to you, they'll just back up and watch...

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

Yea, sure. 😝

[@SovietMOB]

I suggest you check out Crypto Reality with Mark Z !!! He is in Florida and has some great footage and stories about these things in the swamps! He does group camp outs also now. Probably the most informative channel on YT when it comes to the “Skunk Apes” or whatever name you prefer for these things.

[@builderbob295]

Everyone walking through the woods talking constantly I don’t how they expect to see or hear anything.

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

it was not constantly. There were hours of silence.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

We've explained this in previous comments because apparently people aren't paying attention to the actual video and what is going on but we had long periods of sitting in complete silence with thermal units....which was clearly addressed in the video. We're not going to show every second of that, it's condensed for viewing sake. -Aleks

[@DaleGlen-l5x]

They'd be 15 or 20mls away from all of you's making so much noise they know where you are but you don't them 😂😂😂

[@danny79538]

Theres no way a group of hominids can remain undiscovered in this area.

[@brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER]

Says someone that has never ventured more than 100 feet off a marked trail!

[@tony16614]

Adverts every 5 minutes..way to much.

[@juliantorres8403]

There's a few red flags with the story of the two guys .it's funny how they didnt get nothing on film or recording . Isn't that why they are there for ,to get evidence .so they should be ready at all times ,

[@SmallTownMonsters]

They explained the circumstances pretty clearly thinking it was human, both teams that experienced it did. Also it should be noted that nobody has claimed any of those "mumbling" sounds were Sasquatch...just that they were unusual. While it is unfortunate that there were not better recordings of it, unfortunately with so many people and teams, not everybody was as prepared as some teams were. This is why I always stress recording audio immediately when out and get it running as soon as possible. Hope that makes sense. -Aleks

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

Believe it or not, there are many folks who don't carry cameras or recorders. They are there for the experience and to see one. I had different people there of all types of beliefs and strategies they use. Again, that was part of my experiment to see what would happen and which TYPE group would possibly have an experience. This campout was really unique in so many ways.