NEW BIGFOOT DOCUMENTARY 2021 | Expedition Sasquatch 4 | FULL MOVIE

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  • NEW BIGFOOT DOCUMENTARY 2021 | Expedition Sasquatch 4 | FULL MOVIE
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  • @bellanyvus112
    @bellanyvus112 2 роки тому +268

    When you were talking about them & their children it made me think of my main experience with them. The time I saw my first Sasquatch, & in broad daylight to boot. They were fairly comfortable around our area, very curious & came close to the house a lot. You could always hear them. it was only us and one old man about 20 miles away. Isolation at its finest. We were so aware of their presence that our family & the old man would leave things for them. Food, trinkets, etc. Anyways, one day my sister & I were playing in the yard when we noticed something in our treeline, rather close. A huge female Sasquatch has been watching us play for who knows how long! My sister immediately bolted for the house when she noticed but I stayed. It was the first time I’d ever seen these creatures that we’d hear in the woods. Like I said, it was daylight out, a good couple hours before the day ended, so you could even tell she was female by her exposed breasts. Looking back on it, I think they were more exposed than they should have been because she had been nursing her child. I stared at her in awe & she stared back gently. I felt no ill will from her, she was just sizing me up to make sure I was “cool”, I guess lol Anyways, the most amazing thing I’ve ever witnessed was when she looked to her side & grunted, like she was getting the attention of something behind her. From behind her a small head appeared, looking inquisitively back at me. We held eye contact for what felt like ages. Slowly, I lifted my hand up and made a small waving gesture. To my surprise, the little one stepped out a bit & lifted its own arm to wave back! I guess he got a little too bold at that point though because after that the momma took her hand & nudged him back behind her. She looked at me for a moment & then ever so casually walked back into the forest, keeping her baby in front of her & out of sight. It was almost like I was an animal in a zoo. Like they came just to get a look & so that she could show her child something he hadn’t seen before. It was a very weird experience but probably the most amazing experience I’ve ever had.

    • @mexicanopatriotalibre5463
      @mexicanopatriotalibre5463 2 роки тому +23

      Quite a story....where did it happened?
      In a way, I am glad no one has made an oficial statement of their existense...I had always feared a ramping group of hunters learning by the fact, and launching a masive "yeah im going get me one of them bigfoots" kind of thing...

    • @kevinklueter9907
      @kevinklueter9907 2 роки тому +17

      That is amazing. What a scene that was I'm sure. Most people I know think they don't exist but they are very very dumb

    • @bellanyvus112
      @bellanyvus112 2 роки тому +32

      @@mexicanopatriotalibre5463 Good old Kentucky. My mom has had some crazy experiences when she was staying alone in the cabin we owned. My whole family and others in the area have pretty much all seen them. We’re native anyways so my people have been privy to the wildmen for generations, it’s not something any of us ever really question because we already KNOW, our forefathers told us. They’ve always been a part of our culture & have always lived among us. I feel the same as you about science discovering them, I’d rather them not. Although it would be nice if everyone knew so they could stop looking at us believers like we’re crazy, but I’d take looking crazy any day over what I know the government would do to them… They don’t bother anyone, they live in harmony with the earth & at peace with anyone who is lucky enough to get to live near them. If you live anywhere or know anywhere near you that you think they might live or travel through, I always encourage people to leave things out for them, perhaps they will get comfortable enough to give you a glance. Flour, sugar, any good food, any neat little trinkets, cups/bowls etc, they’d very much appreciate it!

    • @bellanyvus112
      @bellanyvus112 2 роки тому +27

      @@kevinklueter9907 It was quite an experience, felt otherworldly, almost. Hard to describe the feelings in a situation like that, but I tried to do it justice. You should hear some of my mom’s experiences, she has witnessed some crazy stuff alone deep in the wilderness. Most people don’t think Sasquatch is real because they underestimate just how deep & isolated wildernesses are! Where I grew up it was just us with an old man a few miles up the road, & nobody else for tens of miles. Everyone was very spread out & it was just forests as far as you can see. Definitely plenty of room & cover for anything to be hiding. Even huge cave systems, some of which are still undiscovered, I’m sure. Anyone who things there isn’t enough wilderness & food supply for a large primate should educate themselves. Even world renowned primatologists have said that North America could definitely sustain a population of large primates.

    • @kevinklueter9907
      @kevinklueter9907 2 роки тому +16

      @@bellanyvus112 That is definitely amazing Bella, I'd Love to hear your mom's stories. I'm from a big city but I also love the country and hunt and fish as often as I can. The thing about non-believers that I know of around here is they only believe what is as far in front of their noses that they can see, and they are very close-minded ignorant people here. I have thought about that for a long time and even when I was a little kid when I first saw the Patterson gimlin film I knew that it was real I could tell by looking at it that that wasn't a person in a costume I'd love to hear more of your stories

  • @ohdannyboy4727
    @ohdannyboy4727 2 роки тому +227

    As someone who cant afford to get up there or afford to travel there, I appreciate this stuff. Your also documenting a place in time. Even if you find nothing weird or out of the ordinary its still beautiful nature.

    • @masonrice1439
      @masonrice1439 2 роки тому +7

      If you live in the northern us or anywhere in Canada the drive out is way cheaper then you would think. Great trip too , just find some cheap motels . A lot more possible then people would think

    • @charlesgray2390
      @charlesgray2390 2 роки тому +4

      No bear knocks down trees, pulls them up by the trunk. You have a Big Foot.

    • @onesabez
      @onesabez 2 роки тому +2

      Washington state was extremely beautiful!

    • @tiannamcmahon1755
      @tiannamcmahon1755 2 роки тому +3

      Nature is free knowledge can cost but today most is free only physical limits and your mind can stop you

    • @tiannamcmahon1755
      @tiannamcmahon1755 2 роки тому +10

      I lived in the forests of the Adirondack mountains for over twenty years of my life hermit style loving life it's true freedom the madness of society makes me crazy I should have never left I love these videos I have seen and heard things I still can't explain to this day around 20 miles behind vaderwalker mountain in northern N.Y. and around the tehaws area sorry if I misspelled it it's all around the newcomb area of NY once I came across a area that had 11 conifer trees bent over at the tops and tangled together to form almost a natural roof looking structure under it was a space around 10 feet high and the ground below was about a 9 foot spacing it had old pine bows thickly covering the ground and I call them cattails stalks were in there very few and old there was a few bones scattered around outside of the area and a sour foul smell

  • @tomtalker2000
    @tomtalker2000 2 роки тому +21

    Even if they don't see a Squatch. The scenery that he is able to film is just OUTSTANDING...!!! You have great camera skills Justin and i thank you for bringing the wilderness into our homes. It's breathtaking for sure. And i've been in it so i can attest to it. Especially, back when i was studying, and banding wild birds. Which has been my passion and life's work for the past 30yrs.

    • @danielbythelake5802
      @danielbythelake5802 2 роки тому +1

      My sentimants as well, great comment....looking forward to watching tonight. Personally I need no proof, I really just enjoy his work...very well done.

    • @bobritter7197
      @bobritter7197 2 роки тому +1

      I was about to say pretty much everything you just did, so I'll just say; yep... I concur. A treat for the spirit.

  • @lindajackson618
    @lindajackson618 2 роки тому +27

    You guys sure hike in some beautiful mountains. Thank you for sharing them with all of us. I’m disabled and dealing with cancer but would love to be there. I miss the freedom of the woods and exploring. Blessings.

    • @milly-moo9056
      @milly-moo9056 2 роки тому +5

      I pray you get through this. Sending you strength and love virtually. Xx Steff 🇬🇧

    • @danmarsh7183
      @danmarsh7183 2 роки тому +2

      I'm so sorry! Prayers for your healing.

    • @RWildekrav66
      @RWildekrav66 2 роки тому +2

      Stay strong and Believe always Believe !

    • @WhiteManXRP
      @WhiteManXRP 2 роки тому

      god bless you brother man

  • @The_Buggiman
    @The_Buggiman 2 роки тому +28

    Justin may not have seen a Sasquatch but I am certain that Sasquatch has seen Justin over the years. I've watched every video from Mountain Beast, when the day comes that he presents footage and states "this is Sasquatch" there will be no question in my mind, he is the most level headed and credible of sources. Keep watching those ridges Justin.

    • @danielbythelake5802
      @danielbythelake5802 2 роки тому

      Well said, I agree....

    • @shonseibert48
      @shonseibert48 2 роки тому +3

      Gotta watch Sasquatch videos from Sasquatch's filming ppl trying to film them........👣👣

    • @geardog1982
      @geardog1982 2 роки тому

      And ull know he was onto something when they just erase his channel from UA-cam. Happens alot on here actually

  • @travisdrum6760
    @travisdrum6760 2 роки тому +13

    WOW THAT FIRST VIEW OF THE LAKE WAS ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING!!!

  • @rethinkinc.5385
    @rethinkinc.5385 2 роки тому +4

    Nahanni Valley for the next documentary.

  • @francescae1129
    @francescae1129 2 роки тому +35

    Wonderful job Justin and Keenan! The music is beautiful and not jarring. The cinematography is excellent. Great presentation all around. Keep up the good work. I can't get out there and go those places you do, so, Thank You!

    • @codyjr6913
      @codyjr6913 2 роки тому +1

      Your interested in sasquatch? That's so awesome! Would love to chat (online of course) about the subject one day with u. I have yet to meet a woman who is interested in the slightest degree lol

    • @samaraosborne1585
      @samaraosborne1585 2 роки тому

      @@codyjr6913 -> There's many women also interested in the subject, varying degrees, of course, as with anyone.. Many women who have had their own experiences & encounters, too... & A few fearless women, like one, who wasn't afraid to walk down the dark mountain road with me... Divine Angelic Blessings, ALL!! 🖖🏼📖🙌🏼🙇🏻‍♀️🙏🏼🕊️👼🏻✨🌄🌌🌟🌒

  • @donniereiter3646
    @donniereiter3646 2 роки тому +7

    I like how your buddy said being out here in the forest looking for Bigfoot is like a lottery trip

  • @joelunchbox3435
    @joelunchbox3435 2 роки тому +24

    As always the wife and I waited until we could both sit down and watch together. Your films are a pleasure to watch. We don't just watch MBM for the Wildman, we watch for many reasons. A true pleasure for us both to share your journey. Thanks Justin. That young man Keenan looks like a nice chap too. Your ideas to use that one location for future trips is a good one. 5 star from the wife and I. Very nice work young man.

    • @codyjr6913
      @codyjr6913 2 роки тому

      Your wife watches sasquatch docs with you? Ha that's awesome!

  • @travisbb3185
    @travisbb3185 2 роки тому +39

    Don’t forget to look up when hiking thru the wood. Better chance of stumbling across a young one. Been watching you for years, love your dedication and open minded thinking. No one “knows” how to find the species. Keep up with the good work and who knows, maybe one will find you. Again…don’t forget to look up in the trees!

    • @huntsmanlures8439
      @huntsmanlures8439 2 роки тому

      And how do you know they live in the trees?

    • @travisbb3185
      @travisbb3185 2 роки тому

      @@huntsmanlures8439 I never claimed that they live in trees. Doesn’t mean they don’t traverse and or post up in the trees to play or to have better surveillance of the area. I believe if either you or I claimed anything was definite besides their existence we’d be wrong. This communities goal should first and foremost always be to communicate with honest and non-self centered answers. Thank you for asking me to clarify what I meant.

    • @huntsmanlures8439
      @huntsmanlures8439 2 роки тому

      @@travisbb3185 why did you say you have a better chance of seeing a young one up a tree then? The fact is nobody knows anything about them, and as much as 'believers' who don't look at the subject with an objectionable eye will hate hearing it; there is zero evidence.
      They found Apes in the 1920's with no equipment. Now we have drones, night vision, trail cams etc. Nothing. Not a shred of evidence exists. There's an issue there...

    • @huntsmanlures8439
      @huntsmanlures8439 2 роки тому

      @@travisbb3185 I am open minded to it all, but you can only go where the evidence takes you.
      If they exist, and wood knocks are real, I believe they are actually playing 'Sasquatch Baseball' where one Squatch will throw a rock, and the other hits it. I also think the so called 'tree structures' are natural, or man made. If they are Squatch creations, I believe they use them to do pull ups, hence their reported muscular physique. They are Squatch Gyms.

    • @travisbb3185
      @travisbb3185 2 роки тому +1

      @@huntsmanlures8439 All your input is valid. I agree you have to follow the evidence. Which currently is really only footprints and eye-witnesses/first hand accounts. Plus a few audio recordings of voices/languages not only that humans are incapable of mimicking but languages we have never heard before. I can’t say I know for a fact they exist, never have I had an encounter or sighting. But again, only closed minded people aren’t willing to accept the “possibility” that we haven’t discovered a species that rivals our own. And there is a pretty high probability that with all our technology “available to the public” we “the public” haven’t found more sufficient evidence would conclude that they ARE NOT just apes. However I do find your baseball idea interesting, because if they are real we would be their source of entertainment so they’d easily be able to learn our hobbies etc. In no way shape or form do think tree knocks or tree structures are sufficient evidence, but I’m not sure that’s what their “baseball” would explain. I do love this back and forth though, we can have different opinions and still find things to agree on.

  • @adamx9987
    @adamx9987 2 роки тому +21

    May not be a big deal but, thanks for editing out the cus words. I enjoy watching your content with my young son. He loves bigfoot.

  • @markg3025
    @markg3025 2 роки тому +28

    When you see the orbs of light you know you are getting close to the objective. Keep up the good work.

    • @mikeellingsworth7822
      @mikeellingsworth7822 2 роки тому +1

      Mark, when you hear theses clowns talk about rock clacking. That's when they put two rocks on one side of their head and another on the other side of their head and bring the two rocks together and you hear a clacking, that's rock clacking. Try it some time this relieves head aches. Don't do this to much you could knock yourself out. LOOK FORWARD TO MY NEXT EXPEDITION EPISODE, WHEN SASQUATCH DEFECCATES AND PISSES ON YOUR CAMPING TRIP.

    • @markg3025
      @markg3025 2 роки тому

      @@mikeellingsworth7822 maybe it is their balls clacking together 👣

  • @401files4
    @401files4 2 роки тому +20

    YESSSS!!!!! I CANT WAIT TO WATCH THIS TONIGHT 👌🏻

  • @intotheunknown8774
    @intotheunknown8774 2 роки тому +2

    This is my favorite Sasquatch channel.

  • @raysplace6548
    @raysplace6548 2 роки тому +4

    That was awesome.. Thanks for the Upload, Justin..🍻🍻

  • @scarn3241
    @scarn3241 2 роки тому +18

    I was waiting for this day !! Excellent Justin !! Just excellent !

  • @gypsyqueen14
    @gypsyqueen14 2 роки тому +31

    Great filming. I loved how you shared your discussions and the campsite. It wasn’t just all about filming for sasquatch but sharing the beauty around and getting personal shots of camp living. The music was nice too. Loved the realness of how hard the hike was and showing the struggle of it. So personable and real! Even just the sharing of your accomplished hike route on your phone was cool. I look forward to another video.

  • @juliadianavanyo5927
    @juliadianavanyo5927 2 роки тому +1

    My father worked in the mountains around Lake Cowichan driving a CAT to build roads the loggers and fallers could use. He was often up there alone by 3:30 or 4:00am. Sometimes they left the equipment and it snows overnight but when they got back up there the next morning there were tracks - foot type prints everywhere! This was the 1950's to the late 70's when he retired. He told us lots of stories of seeing a Bigfoot as well as a run-in with a UFO!

  • @ScreaminGreenMachine
    @ScreaminGreenMachine 2 роки тому +12

    That light at 13:00 could be the space station. I've seen it a few times and it's quite large and bright at night. It moves west to east.

  • @jpvielleux
    @jpvielleux 2 роки тому +12

    I absolutely love the mystery and am just as excited today as I was when I was a kid looking at sasquatch books in my school library. Thank you for doing these Justin!

  • @detlefb.8371
    @detlefb.8371 2 роки тому +4

    Beautifully done….thank you.

  • @obsidianzarok2361
    @obsidianzarok2361 2 роки тому +1

    I think we all have a bigfoot inside us that we will never truly fully understand or find, but with trips like this we will always get a little bit closer.

  • @aaronkavas4885
    @aaronkavas4885 2 роки тому +14

    Big ups Justin! Just saw this and am excited for the new installment!

  • @aronmac82
    @aronmac82 2 роки тому +15

    Sounds like you need volunteers to carry production gear. Hard to find ppl that are actually in shape enough to do so. Someone who isnt ready for that terrain could quickly become a liability. Respect for what you do.

    • @comfortablynumb9342
      @comfortablynumb9342 2 роки тому +2

      More people means more noise and opportunities to scare away critters.

  • @cryptidgal8376
    @cryptidgal8376 2 роки тому +14

    Love this, I also think that when it comes to walking up on a Sasquatch and them doing something or being distracted so they don't hear you coming or notice I think that's true they are completely engaged in what they're doing but also has to do with the fact of the environment of where they are if they are in a deep dense Woods where they haven't seen humans often or maybe never they are feeling safe and secure enough to be totally focused and not paying attention so much to their surroundings, so the last thing they would expect is for a human to walk right up to them much less be there at all

  • @kygreenskeeper8326
    @kygreenskeeper8326 2 роки тому +2

    I truly enjoyed this Justin....thank you my friend..your getting better and better!

  • @MaxPower-zp7wy
    @MaxPower-zp7wy 2 роки тому

    The part where he just stands there with the stick. Really funny lol.

  • @sandymc3914
    @sandymc3914 2 роки тому +5

    It is so beautiful there. Thank you for making this. I really enjoyed this documentary. Stay safe and always be careful.

  • @iandavies7991
    @iandavies7991 2 роки тому +3

    The problem with the wood knocking and screams etc is that it could be other people trying to entice a response. Imagine there’s two groups of people a few miles apart both knocking to get a response from Bigfoot, thinking that they are but they’re just responding to each other.

    • @UkrainianPaulie
      @UkrainianPaulie Рік тому +1

      yep. That is why that moronic " Not Finding Bigfoot" show gave all the newbies the idea.

  • @janelinley3624
    @janelinley3624 2 роки тому +1

    My man has some kahonies! After my first encounter, I wouldn’t be camping alone.. bless you and keep safe!

  • @RetLEO
    @RetLEO 2 місяці тому

    Stunning videography and thoughtful commentary - very well done! Do I expect these expedition docs to discover Bigfoot? No. Do I watch them for just the content your documentary contained? Yes. Look forward to more from you!

  • @frankdagostino8588
    @frankdagostino8588 2 роки тому +7

    Keep looking Justin, i enjoy the shows, i hope your the one to find Sasquatch

  • @bearbarre6435
    @bearbarre6435 2 роки тому +24

    The moving light you saw was most likely a satellite. Up north with the clear air they are easy to see with the naked eye. The higher in elevation you are, the more you will see. Once, hunting elk, we were camped just below the timber line, just shy of 11,000 feet. We could see so many satellites! It was incredible! Some bigger, some smaller, moving in mostly different directions, but all going straight. The first night, between the bugling bulls and all the satellites, we didn't get much sleep. Never got an elk that trip, but what a trip it was!

    • @fx02zbn
      @fx02zbn 2 роки тому +5

      I used to think that the tiny little moving lights I would see in the night sky were satellites, but I have seen some change direction and speed up.

    • @misguidedangel6550
      @misguidedangel6550 2 роки тому +2

      @@fx02zbn ya same here we call those "dancing stars" there was a huge thread on ATS a couple years ago about them so many people have witnessed the dancing stars

    • @Geonious
      @Geonious 2 роки тому +2

      The ISS.

    • @bearbarre6435
      @bearbarre6435 2 роки тому

      @@Geonious You are quite probably correct, as it is the largest satellite we have up there. Good call.

  • @lwill4075
    @lwill4075 2 роки тому +2

    Thanks for this documentary bro.. the music was dope in this as well

  • @teresa2638
    @teresa2638 2 роки тому +3

    Beautiful scenery, great narration and nice music. Thank you for the intrigue.

  • @starchild3121
    @starchild3121 2 роки тому +3

    Love the movie the music and the scenery. Thank you for all the time you put in and your skeptical outlook on the subject. Can’t wait for your next movie.

  • @waltersteffensthezr2man431
    @waltersteffensthezr2man431 2 роки тому +5

    Thank you Justin for another amazing film as I sit here in the clinic on an IV battling the evil pestilence known as COVID-19. God bless your Sir.

    • @6030jdr
      @6030jdr 2 роки тому +2

      Do not let them vent you bro!

    • @Lovesongs-Deathdance
      @Lovesongs-Deathdance 2 роки тому +1

      Some months later:
      I hope that you are feeling good now 🌟, with new strength for this new year! 👍🌺✨

    • @waltersteffensthezr2man431
      @waltersteffensthezr2man431 2 роки тому +1

      @@Lovesongs-Deathdance yes thank you very much !!

    • @Lovesongs-Deathdance
      @Lovesongs-Deathdance 2 роки тому +1

      @@waltersteffensthezr2man431 🌟 I am glad to hear that!! 👍✨

  • @RenegadeOfLight
    @RenegadeOfLight 2 роки тому +4

    Awesome. That stream looks so relaxing

  • @401files4
    @401files4 2 роки тому +3

    LOVE, LOVE, LOVED THIS.
    Awesome work on this one dude. I’ll be watching this again no doubt. 👌🏻👽

  • @BosoxPatsfan603
    @BosoxPatsfan603 2 роки тому +4

    Thanks for taking us on your journey! I know it's not quite the same as actually being there but I appreciate all the hard work and effort you put in.
    ✌😊👍

  • @RobinLynnGriffith
    @RobinLynnGriffith 2 роки тому +4

    EXCELLENT!👣👣

  • @shanharlmall
    @shanharlmall 2 роки тому

    THANK YOU to the only sasquatch research channel that doesn't put blaring hard rock music in every video!

  • @danielbythelake5802
    @danielbythelake5802 2 роки тому +2

    Justin thank you beyond words. Your work is amazing, and in my opinion, some of the very best on the topic, and I have seen a whole lot on the topic. Again thank you, your truly gifted at what you do.

  • @dandehner1409
    @dandehner1409 2 роки тому +3

    Beautiful scenery! If I were 30 years younger and in better shape I would love to hike those wild areas!

  • @johnsurf509
    @johnsurf509 2 роки тому +9

    Actually hitting the tree has had ,crazy encounters with some people some say when they see a human doing it they get pissed off!!!Lots of sign in this area!! Good video!!Unless theirs a water source, theirs really no reason to go too far outside the water source I'd say no more than 2 to 3 mile range,because I'm sure they gonna drink more than once a day, because of their size?

  • @rhondajohnson3184
    @rhondajohnson3184 2 роки тому

    That view of the lake!!! It was spectacular!💕

  • @Greldek
    @Greldek 2 роки тому

    You've got to be one of, if not the best, bigfoot youtuber there is. Great documentary!

  • @scotthonan4124
    @scotthonan4124 2 роки тому +6

    Justin, you, and Les Stroud, do the BEST Sasquatch documentaries! Just my opinion, don’t silent the cursing! It is you showing your personality and surprise. It’s real response to the situation. Keep on Squatchin’ dude! Great stuff! Thanks!

  • @jeffschwietert9647
    @jeffschwietert9647 2 роки тому +13

    Really appreciate your dedication to this subject, and really all you do. Keep it up!

  • @garretthorsch8143
    @garretthorsch8143 2 роки тому +2

    Always happy to see a new full length feature from you. Happy that Ben from 401 files was inspired enough to finally make a full feature as well

  • @deborah5212
    @deborah5212 2 роки тому +1

    Love this Channel !!

  • @drubber007
    @drubber007 2 роки тому +9

    Great doc mate. I sincerely hope you get that shot/audio one day. You certainly deserve it with all of your commitment & dedication.

  • @ollietabooger925
    @ollietabooger925 2 роки тому +39

    I feel like this is a good place for a chance encounter but id focus on somewhere else with a large deer, elk and berry population. maybe where your at has a large population of wildlife and I've just never noticed them on your documentary's. if so maybe less stunting vistas and more food sources could yield more results . Great film work and story as always. Thank you

    • @racko6ix
      @racko6ix 2 роки тому +2

      I'd hunt for deer there. I never been to that location but I highky doubt it's void of game.

    • @spiritualarchitect4276
      @spiritualarchitect4276 2 роки тому +2

      One of the coolest parts of his films was that time the wild horses came out of the trees down below the ridge. It gives a good idea of how great it would be to see a group of Sasquatch do the same.

  • @TheSquatchinCowboy
    @TheSquatchinCowboy 2 роки тому +1

    Justin you should win awards for your work!

    • @DRAKED411
      @DRAKED411 2 роки тому +2

      I agree and you are not so bad yourself Cowboy 👊🏻

    • @TheSquatchinCowboy
      @TheSquatchinCowboy 2 роки тому +1

      @@DRAKED411 Thank you DRAKE.....No where near what Justin does!

  • @OLDGRIZZ
    @OLDGRIZZ 2 роки тому +1

    Well done Justin. Thankyou.

  • @np939427a
    @np939427a 2 роки тому +31

    Keynan is right, They are distraced when they focus on feeding, I came across one out in the open with no trees or bushes around 300 yrds out and it had it's back to me, Not knowing what it was, I watched it for a few min, when a fell runner went past with heavy foot steps, Thum Thump Thump" and he came up to me and said good morning and kept on going up the hill, Took out my water out my bag and began to watch this thing again, Only thing I saw was a huge body mass, No head or arms or legs, Which baffle me?, Because it was black and very big, I then noticed it jerking its body, Then a huge Bang" Like a .38mm going off, My eyes were now focused right on this thing and when that bang went off, I saw a very long arm reach out from center mass and it had a bush on the other end, It was not until it put it's arm out with the bush, That I noticed it was no raindeer hoof, It had a big black hand and in slow motion it gently let the bush fall down the slope and the arm went back into center mass, It was then It heard the fell runners foot steps, Thump Thump Thump" It was then it stood up and now I could clearly see what the hell this thing was, It stood 8 ft 550lb, Black face, Bump on it's head and very long arms, longer than it's legs, It stood up and looked up hill to where all the noise was coming from and he watched the fell funner for a few seconds then with his head & eyes started to scan down the path until it was staring at me face to face, The eyes had red retna's with a black well weathered face and squashed up nose, with thin hair all over but not on the face. Now I find myself with something that should not be here but is, Your eyes tell you something and your brain tells you another. This primevil fear comes over you, and it was at that time I heard a very pissed off voice say to me "You should not be seeing me"! Like a voice right next to me on the path, But no one was there next to me. The morning light was now shining between me and this thing right off it's retna making them look well evil in the morning light. It was then I remembered the indians say never look into it's eyes so I looked away turning my head to give it a chance to hide and get the hell out my sight, When I did it must of went behind a old glacier knoll and it was my que to get the hell out of their up to the bothy mountain hut that was only a 400m up the hill, So i went up into the bothy and bolted the door shut with a spade so nothing could get in, I was now in shock and could not get my asre off that bench for at least 20 min to bring myself to look out that window.. Trust me you do not want to see this thing on our own 22 km from the roadside. At some point I got my shit together and kept on going up to the snow line and then the summit, Nothing else happed that day. It shook me up for a long time coming on my 8 month mountain trip to the mountains, Here is a tip" Don't wash yourself before you go in their, After a few months living on my own your senses get refined and you can listen to the hill walkers voices miles away in the wind and smell them too, You could even smell what frigging soap they used, So if human senses can do that, What can the saquatch smell and hear way beter than us, As long as they are not distracted. It takes me 3 weeks to chillout and get groundd into the nature, We have way to much eletrical wifi broadband signals HF signals, longwave ect affecting the human body all the time, All around us and you do not notice it until week 3. Its like a eletrical detox ha! ha! That day I saw that squatch I did have a camera in my backpack but I took the water out, Anyway even if i did get pictures I am the kind of person that would not share them any way, For the squatches sake! Not mine", No money can buy me, Infact I turned down 3.2 million once that i was garanteed to get,, Don't want anyones handouts, Beside there is more to life than meterial posessions, Sorry for any spelling cluster fucks, I lost my glasses some time ago! sorry for boring your guests about this story, But many other climbers in my area have also seen these things and have also been messed with on that same mountain not in a bad way, The Sabe way where they get curious to find a tent in the snow and put their hands right into it and push down with climbers inside humar, If you are a Sabe you would not travel along paths way to much humans there, They hate humans cause they have diseases that can be passed onto them, They travel over the mountians ranges in white out making them look Gray in the snow and silvery gray in the mist, hence "Am Fear Leith Mor" an ald 600 year old galic saying for, I am scared of the big gray spector in english, I have been mountaneering for well over 20 years and after that day. I hung my ropes up and never went back in their and the vibe was never the same now knowing whats out their, You want to catch a Sabe on film you have to think like one! Up on my comando cairn perched on a 900 ft cliff edge in the morning light, I can see humans come up after a
    certain time of day when they start to show up along the paths and are very pridictable like human sheeple and they must laught at us. This one was pre-occupied chasing a snake or something that day.. They don't travel around mountains, Way too much people for them to avoid, They like to travel up & over mountain ranges to get to other mountains or they do it under the cover of darkness. Great video bud, It cheared me up sitting here with a frigging blood clot in my leg just now, It was nice to see what I still miss in nature. Keep up the good work.

    • @BubblesBubbles
      @BubblesBubbles 2 роки тому +3

      I corrected your story so the English was readable. I hope you don't mind!
      Keynan is right, they (Bigfoot) are distracted when they focus on feeding. I came across one out in the open with no trees or bushes around 300 yards out and it had its back to me. Not knowing what it was, I watched it for a few minutes, when a fellow runner went past with heavy foot steps, "thump thump thump" and he came up to me and said good morning and kept on going up the hill. Took out my water out my bag and began to watch this thing again...only thing I saw was a huge body mass, no head or arms or legs...which baffled me. Because it was black and very big, I noticed it jerking its body, then a huge "Bang"! Like a .38mm going off. My eyes were now focused right on this thing and when that bang went off, I saw a very long arm reach out from center mass and it had a bush on the other end...it was not until it put its arm out with the bush that I noticed it was no reindeer hoof - it had a big black hand and, in slow-motion, it gently let the bush fall down the slope and the arm went back into center mass, it was then that it heard the fellow runners foot steps - "Thump Thump Thump". It stood up and now I could clearly see what the hell this thing was. It stood 8 ft, 550lb, black face, bump on its head and very long arms - longer than its legs...it stood up and looked up hill to where all the noise was coming from and he watched the fellow runner for a few seconds then with his head & eyes started to scan down the path until it was staring at me face to face...the eyes had red retinas with a black, well-weathered face and squashed-up nose, with thin hair all over - but not on the face. Now I find myself with something that should not be here but is - your eyes tell you something and your brain tells you another. This primeval fear comes over you, and it was at that time I heard a very pissed off voice say to me "You should not be seeing me"! Like a voice right next to me on the path, but no one was there next to me. The morning light was now shining between me and this thing right off its retina - making them look, well, evil in the morning light. It was then I remembered the Native American people say never look into its eyes so I looked away turning my head to give it a chance to hide and get the hell out my sight, When I did it must of went behind a old glacier knoll and it was my cue to get the hell out of their up to the Bothy mountain hut that was only a 400m up the hill. So I went up into the Bothy and bolted the door shut with a spade so nothing could get in, I was now in shock and could not get my ass off that bench for at least 20 minutes to bring myself to look out that window.. Trust me you do not want to see this thing on your own 22 km from the roadside. At some point I got my shit together and kept on going up to the snow line and then the summit, Nothing else happened that day. It shook me up for a long time coming on my 8 month mountain trip to the mountains...here is a tip - Don't wash yourself before you go in there...after a few months living on my own your senses get refined and you can listen to the hill walkers voices miles away in the wind and smell them too, You could even smell what frigging soap they used, So if human senses can do that...what can the Sasquatch smell and hear way better than us...as long as they are not distracted? It takes me 3 weeks to chill-out and get grounded into the nature. We have way to much electrical wifi broadband signals HF signals, longwave, ect... affecting the human body all the time, All around us and you do not notice it until week 3. Its like a electrical detox ha! ha! That day I saw that Squatch I did have a camera in my backpack but I took the water out, Anyway even if i did get pictures I am the kind of person that would not share them any way, for the Squatches sake! Not mine! No money can buy me. In fact I turned down 3.2 million once that i was guaranteed to get. Don't want anyone's handouts, besides there is more to life than material possessions. Sorry for any spelling cluster fucks, I lost my glasses some time ago! Sorry for boring your guests about this story, but many other climbers in my area have also seen these things and have also been messed with on that same mountain not in a bad way. The Sabe way where they get curious to find a tent in the snow and put their hands right into it and push down with climbers inside humor. If you are a Sabe you would not travel along paths way too many humans there. They hate humans cause they have diseases that can be passed onto them, they travel over the mountain ranges in white-out making them look gray in the snow and silvery gray in the mist, hence "Am Fear Leith Mor" an ald 600 year old Gaelic saying for, "I am scared of the big gray spector" in English. I have been mountaineering for well over 20 years and after that day. I hung my ropes up and never went back in their and the vibe was never the same now knowing whats out there...you want to catch a Sabe on film you have to think like one! Up on my commando cairn perched on a 900 ft cliff edge in the morning light, I can see humans come up after a
      certain time of day when they start to show up along the paths and are very predictable like human sheeple and they must laugh at us. This one was preoccupied chasing a snake or something that day... They don't travel around mountains - WAY too many people for them to avoid, They like to travel up & over mountain ranges to get to other mountains or they do it under the cover of darkness. Great video bud, It cheered me up sitting here with a frigging blood clot in my leg just now, It was nice to see what I still miss in nature. Keep up the good work!

    • @SPGRAMPA1
      @SPGRAMPA1 2 роки тому +3

      Great story!

    • @lindapaolino2363
      @lindapaolino2363 2 роки тому

      Excellent encounter!! Very interesting..TY for sharing...

    • @brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER
      @brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER Рік тому

      You could tell what color its eyes were from 900 feet away?? Wow, I thought my 20/15 was good...

  • @m3diterra
    @m3diterra 2 роки тому +5

    So much respect Justin and Keenan! Keep on brothers

  • @joshwisener9308
    @joshwisener9308 2 роки тому +1

    Love your docs, especially the incredible scenery. The conversations with your friend were fascinating too.

  • @anthonysantacruz3915
    @anthonysantacruz3915 2 роки тому +1

    My favorite channel , this guy is A+ . Good luck Justin 👊🏻

  • @LionessHeart578
    @LionessHeart578 2 роки тому +7

    Enjoyed it. As always beautiful yet eerie location. I would love to do what ur doing but carrying a 60 lb plus pack is not my cup of tea or Keenan coffee. Love ur determination. I do think checking out the areas where the food source is in season, berries, deer etc., would increase ur chances. I would also play music at night, maybe some opera 😊. Keep em coming Justin. I’ll also donate for ur next one.

  • @cfred5393
    @cfred5393 2 роки тому +17

    🏅Huge accolades to you and your team for capturing the beauty of nature and the undeniable presence of the mystery within. Truly captivating - stay safe in your journeys!

  • @chewvision0utdoors507
    @chewvision0utdoors507 2 роки тому +1

    Seen all your vids. Awesome!

  • @RazorsEdge1972
    @RazorsEdge1972 4 місяці тому

    I really like your content Justin. I think you really exemplify and add validity to Bigfoot research. We need more of that!

  • @TheTravellingCanuck27
    @TheTravellingCanuck27 2 роки тому +8

    Excellent documentary Justin and Keenan! Well done! I absolutely loved the comment made by Keenan near the end of the show about how we Sasquatch researchers have come into the search at different stages and I absolutely 100% agree with his comments.Keenan his the nail right on the head!

  • @whiteboi1856
    @whiteboi1856 2 роки тому +6

    YOU NEED SOME KIND OF STEALTH CAMERA'S THAT'S REAL SMALL BRO. I'VE HEARD PEOPLE SAY THEY TRY TO AVOID CAMERA'S. JUST A THOUGHT, AWESOME VIDEO THOUGH🤘🤘🤘

  • @ThePrometheus82
    @ThePrometheus82 2 роки тому +2

    Sweet. Been waiting a while.

  • @susancrisman8540
    @susancrisman8540 2 роки тому +1

    Glad you had a buddy with you. Great film. Keep up the hunt and the filming. We love them. 🤙🏻

  • @alexbaird2670
    @alexbaird2670 2 роки тому +5

    At 37:50 you are walking on a rock slide (scree slope). The "stacked rocks" you refer to sound similar to the eye witness account an American man had when walking in Washington state. He witnessed a family of Sasquatch over-turning rocks to find marmots to eat.

  • @catmar1944
    @catmar1944 2 роки тому +3

    We have to carry 50-70 lbs of stuff on our backs on the other hand Sasquatch just carries nothing.

  • @vaisakhr.l8008
    @vaisakhr.l8008 2 роки тому +1

    Much waited...thanks justin...

  • @bibb0934
    @bibb0934 2 роки тому +1

    Dude. Keep up the great work. It's fascinating. I'm jealous of what you have on your doorstep

  • @janicetorrey8132
    @janicetorrey8132 2 роки тому +3

    Yay!

  • @t.o.6251
    @t.o.6251 2 роки тому +9

    Hey Justin! As usual once again, another great video. I enjoyed the commentary and appreciate just how much you put into these expeditions. Keenan is right i think regarding at what length one must go to hopefully get answers. It has to be an "all in" trip where you go high and/or deep for a significant amount of time searching for this elusive creature. All in all, it was a really good trip. I look forward to the next one!!

  • @danielmarshall4587
    @danielmarshall4587 2 роки тому +1

    THANK YOU to you both for this, you're both very pleasant company with whom to spend time. Great video.

  • @AlohaGamester
    @AlohaGamester 2 роки тому +1

    Well done, spectacular job! You've shot some incredible footage especially @44:33 when you show us the view of the lake. Jaw dropping! I look forward to more videos to come! Thank you for all the time, money, and energy you put into the search for the Sabe.

  • @browncoat516
    @browncoat516 2 роки тому +4

    Interesting concept regarding the attention span of these alleged creatures. I was reminded of the swamp footage in M'sippi. The subject in that video matches that zeroed-in profile;apparently transfixed at the water's edge in performing some sort of task. The photographer was making a fair amount of noise that fails to startle the subject as well.

  • @CarolinaRaine
    @CarolinaRaine 2 роки тому +4

    Amazing views and the excitement you must feel not knowing when but optimistic that one night in the middle of sleep or accidentally rounding a bend catching him or her breaking apart trees! That within itself must motivates you and the desire to keep going after this wild man and pray he understands your true intent is a kind one and your experience is a pleasant one and we are there with you to witness it all! That is what I wish for you and in my lifetime since I’m older than you! Lol

  • @dantrailwilliams2500
    @dantrailwilliams2500 2 роки тому +1

    Great work Justin. Can't wait to see the next expedition

  • @lowryder5687
    @lowryder5687 2 роки тому +2

    Waited all day for this 👍🏻

  • @007streetglider7
    @007streetglider7 2 роки тому +3

    Great documentary, thank you!!! Maybe next time if you hear the clacking of rocks, you should clack back. Just to see if that’s what it wants from us, a response.

  • @SMG-lz1zq
    @SMG-lz1zq 2 роки тому +4

    I don't know if you ride horses, but that's how Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin came across their sighting. You could also take a pack horse for carrying all your gear.

  • @deborahflello2316
    @deborahflello2316 2 роки тому +2

    So proud of you Justin! Good job!

  • @BlueViking70
    @BlueViking70 2 роки тому

    Really enjoy these videos. Very well made, sensible and pragmatic. Your buddy sums things up very well at the end. Good luck on future trips.👍

  • @RawLu.
    @RawLu. 2 роки тому +3

    TY Justin. Way too much Old content tho? I get it not everyone has seen all your stuff? but I wish it had much more New content/Much Longer ;-)

  • @antonymackin
    @antonymackin 2 роки тому +10

    Call me cynical, but I tend to think exploration tends to yield less results than staying put does. Of course, finding signs of activity is the first stage once a suitable location has been found. I wouldn't bother entertaining the chance of finding it on your first outing, they will see your intent. Really enjoy these videos nevertheless!

    • @P.K.Veiller
      @P.K.Veiller 2 роки тому +1

      I think best idea is just get on top of a tree or build a platform and just stay silent and wait. Easiest way in my opinion.

    • @wassamattau5787
      @wassamattau5787 2 роки тому

      Okay, Cynical. No, JK, I couldn't resist.

    • @BLUECHET
      @BLUECHET 2 роки тому

      They make a lot of noise.

  • @christophercrowder872
    @christophercrowder872 2 роки тому +2

    I like and appreciate the lack of the constant, "Did you hear that?!", instances. I also liked that it was more like a travel video with some mentions of Sasquatch. Finally, I liked how you guys were open to pointing out basically how to identify b.s. in other videos, pointing out that it's basically a crap shoot when you go looking, and how you were open, even in the moment, to non-Sasquatch explanations. The story at the end about the tiger guy really gave me a new perspective. Kudos on an excellent video.

  • @AleksPetakov
    @AleksPetakov 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome job as always brother. Very few people these days truly getting out there and putting in the work in these promising remote areas.

  • @78LedHead
    @78LedHead 2 роки тому +5

    There is no sure fire recipe to catch these beings on film. It's part preparedness, but also a huge part luck. IDK how long your expedition took, but to really increase your chances you'd have to almost stay out there for a month at a time. That might irk them enough to want to make you leave.

    • @masonrice1439
      @masonrice1439 2 роки тому +1

      I had this view for a while ! I don’t think trail cams are an effective way for sure . People with thermal and Ir have had the best luck at filming them . There’s a guy in Alberta who has film of a huge group of them at night all just sitting by a lake little ones playing in the water . It’s thought that area is a place different groups of them meet up , this lake is in woodBuffalo park .

    • @nickchorlton6021
      @nickchorlton6021 2 роки тому

      Where is this film of them playing in the water?

  • @rob7509
    @rob7509 2 роки тому +4

    I really enjoy watching this and it seems to me they came close to an encounter.also , as you know Sasquatch can smell you guys from miles away

  • @str0m
    @str0m 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome documentary! I loved every minute of it! 👍👍👍👍 Your videos are always so down to earth and relatable. I hope you get to film something cool one day!

  • @Coldheart1903
    @Coldheart1903 2 роки тому +1

    About time…🤙🏻

  • @Rachel20285
    @Rachel20285 2 роки тому +4

    That big silent light moving East to West could’ve been the Space Station. Tiny lights are satellites but the large one…can’t rule out the Space Station but its location on that day and time could be verified.

  • @pwntwtf
    @pwntwtf 2 роки тому +5

    If you ever hope to catch footage of a bigfoot, you're gonna need a higher FPS camera with auto-stabilization. That shakiness makes it hard to see anything.

  • @kylepark8194
    @kylepark8194 2 роки тому +1

    Beautiful! Great documentary! No games just authenticity keep pushing my friend!

  • @Telcontar86
    @Telcontar86 2 роки тому +1

    Just earned a new sub
    The anecdote about the difficulty in finding a Siberian Tiger really helps drive home how difficult it can be to find even a large animal that doesn't want to be found.

  • @mlbolts72
    @mlbolts72 2 роки тому

    Great video..love watching thus stuff . Keep up the good work..👣🌲😎

  • @talayawustman8832
    @talayawustman8832 2 роки тому

    Totally enjoyed the video and relized i started getting itchy when he was talking and slapping at bugs. 😆 🤣

  • @michaeljensen8211
    @michaeljensen8211 2 роки тому

    If bigfoot showed up..... You two would run as hell. I want to see that on film 😁

  • @johnmcsomething9576
    @johnmcsomething9576 2 роки тому

    Perseverance and humility.
    The perfect combination.
    Stand by.....
    Thank you my friend.