It is an interesting subject - I am looking forward to your series. I pretty much used to feel about the same way as you, until I saw one late one night. I was on my way home from work in the middle of a snowstorm. Decided to take the backroad (a two lane highway that doesn't get plowed) when a truck almost ran me off the road on the freeway. About half the drive was rural area, half was national forest with no houses or people. When I got to the national forest, there was no tire tracks and fairly deep snow so I had stopped and locked my truck into 4 wheel drive. I was making the first and only tracks through the snow on the road. About 5 miles into the national forest, as I was coming around a curve going down a hill - there was a figure on the road in front of me. About 8 ft tall, gray hair, it's back to me. Not a bear - I am a wildlife artist and have drawn and painted a Lot of bears. In addition to working at a bear sanctuary for a couple of years. I know bears. An eight foot man dressed in a hairy outfit in the middle of a snowstorm at 1am? Highly doubtful. Do Sasquatch exist? Sometimes I doubt my own experience and wonder if I was seeing things. But when it comes down to it - I saw what I saw
@@mrjon75 Wyoming. I worked in Cheyenne and live in Laramie. Sighting was in the Medicine Bow National Forest on Happy Jack Road about 1am. Nobody else was on the road - there was about 9 inches of new snow (with some really big drifts) and I was making the only tire tracks
@@PunchiePaints Thank you for telling your story. I love hearing from People who have experienced it first-hand. Because I sure like learning about them, myself.
My wife and I were camping at the charcoal hearth campground in 2017 which is in Michaux state forest when some kind of creature was hollering. Our camping neighbors and ourselves put out our fires and went in for the night.
Hey Cilff come over to Forest County. I live on the edge a large plateau known as the Posey Fields also called the Bermuda Triangle of Forest County. No Bigfoot sightings in the area, they have scared off by Elvis searching for a fried banana and peanut butter sandwich. I see him in deer season, he always waves.
You asked for books/ references - * Steve Isdahl books . He compiles stories , he has no specific agenda , will not alter people's stories or delete bits that "don't fit a specific narrative" as apparently some story collectors do.
My uncle in 6 mile run swears to this day he saw a Mountain Lion. This story goes back over 30yrs to when I was a kid. He is a retired school teacher and credible guy by all means.
I don't buy much of the lore but my dad interviewed a ufo witness couple for mufon and I was about 10. A light was at the end of a 120 acre field in Wattsburg,PA and the next thing it was right on them in the blink of an eye. I want to believe too lol. Brings me back to X-files as a kid
There was one my grandma use to say when we would visit in the hills of Chinchilla PA - it would slap the back of the house at night and steal the chickens from the coup. That was around 1975.
Lots of spooky places to visit in PA, after dark. Lots of interest noises, wandering if something is watching you. Looking forward to some interesting videos.😁
Looking forward to the series, I am a believer , so I am interested to see where this goes, and interested in other reports I am a believer because I saw one, think what you want, believe what you want, I know what i saw. I have been hiking and hunting the Pa. bush all my life and have a hunting camp in North Central Pa. which is where my sighting occurred, It has changed forever my feeling of being out in the bush. I no longer feel secure and constantly looking over my shoulder like a deer being hunted. I'm now in my seventies and regret my sighting.
Cliff that is so interesting and, in fact, Chris and I have been working on video series on cryptids and missing 411 in PA. I can’t wait to see your videos and your take on Bigfoot. I’m sure the new series is going to be fantastic.
@@samanthab1923 The subject has a been a big interest to us for a long time. Where have the people disappeared to in our forests? Such unusual and mysterious circumstances. We’re looking forward to starting this new series later in the fall.
I have friends that live in Derry Township Westmoreland county that is a hotspot for Bigfoot sightings. Westmoreland county has the most sightings in the state. Especially the Chestnut ridge area.
I live in Washington state so I'm a believer but many are not. There's a really interesting bigfoot museum of sorts in Sprout Springs where there's been plenty of sightings. I can't remember which college it is but there's a professor that has spent over 25 years researching bigfoot. He has alot of evidence that they exist. I'll see if I can find his bio again. Look forward to this series.
It's interesting that Pennsylvania is no 3 on big foot sightings ! That is surprising ! My incident up in California redwoods ! Where I used to camp alot ! Never seen one , but I heard it something coming right at me & I got the hell out of there ! But it was something very big !
This should be a cool series. Maybe you can show some signs such as tree structures and debunk them. There’s one that looks like a tree structure on the way to the Berks Highpoint along the AT. I took a picture of it and people I showed it to believed it could be a structure. But if you stop and look at it it’s just a tall tree that fell, snapped in half, and both parts of the tree leaned against another tree. Add an old rotten tree that fell to it and it’s easy to be fooled. It would be cool if you could see things like that and explain how it happened. I’m on the side that there could be something out there, never know.
Hi I just found your channel. I am a hunter and fisherman. I am 57 yrs old and I started hunting when I was 9 yrs old. I have been a guide and have hunted all over the US and I have never seen or heard anything in the woods that I didnt immediately know what it was. I never believed in bigfoot. 4 yrs ago I was one tag from limiting out for the year on deer so I decided to go and see if any green heads where going into the beaver ponds the split was on so I could hunt the ducks so was gonna try to fill my last tag if could. I slipped in down wind before daylight and set down in some brush. Right at day break I heard the sound of a deer hitting the creek and swimming across and heading straight toward the beaver pond and in a few minutes it stepped out and in east Texas we have antler restrictions. It was a nice buck but looking at its profile I couldn't tell how wide he was so I decided to let him cross the pond and when he gets to the other side I would get his attention and when he looked at me and if he was wide enough I would take him. He slowly crossed the pond and just as it got to the other side it stopped dead in it tracks and started looking off in the thicket and it slowly turned around to go back to where it had came. When he did I could tell he was legal so I slowly eased up my rifle and was almost on him with the crosshairs when all the sudden I hear two extremely loud wood knocks and that deer exploded into the air and hauled ass. I didn't even fire a shot at this point I'm focusing on where the wood knocks came from. Then I hear this deep growl and the thicket sounded like a heard of elephants where crashing it. I never saw it because it was so thick in there but could see the tops of saplings going down over the tops of the button willows as it ran through knocking them down and hit the water at the end of the pond around the corner in the slough. I just sat there with my mouth wide open trying to figure out what the hell just happened and maybe a little in shock. I know it wasn't a bear what ever it was was grabbing the saplings and crashing them down on each other. It was heading northwest and everything it broke and ripped up was facing southeast so what ever it was grabbed the saplings breaking them backwards. I wasn't scared but I did make a deliberate decision not to track this thing but sometimes I wish I would have. 50 plus years of staying in the woods and never having anything like that happen. I have even hunted the Pacific northwest and never saw or heard anything and come back to Louisiana and go hunting in east texas in the woods I grew up in and know like the back of my hand and this crazy thing happened to me. I know that I couldn't see it and nobody probably even cares everyone wants hear about sightings and I get it! I cant say it was a bigfoot but I damn sure can tell you what it wasn't. Well thats the only thing that has ever happened to me hope you enjoy my experience. Have great day
[Please, give some paragraphs in the future to make it easier for other people to read. Here, I did it for you, becuase I wanted to read waht you wrote.] Gary Strickland 9 months ago Hi I just found your channel. I am a hunter and fisherman. I am 57 yrs old and I started hunting when I was 9 yrs old. I have been a guide and have hunted all over the US and I have never seen or heard anything in the woods that I didnt immediately know what it was. I never believed in bigfoot. 4 yrs ago I was one tag from limiting out for the year on deer so I decided to go and see if any green heads where going into the beaver ponds the split was on so I could hunt the ducks so was gonna try to fill my last tag if could. I slipped in down wind before daylight and set down in some brush. Right at day break I heard the sound of a deer hitting the creek and swimming across and heading straight toward the beaver pond and in a few minutes it stepped out and in east Texas we have antler restrictions. It was a nice buck but looking at its profile I couldn't tell how wide he was so I decided to let him cross the pond and when he gets to the other side I would get his attention and when he looked at me and if he was wide enough I would take him. He slowly crossed the pond and just as it got to the other side it stopped dead in it tracks and started looking off in the thicket and it slowly turned around to go back to where it had came. When he did I could tell he was legal so I slowly eased up my rifle and was almost on him with the crosshairs when all the sudden I hear two extremely loud wood knocks and that deer exploded into the air and hauled ass. I didn't even fire a shot at this point I'm focusing on where the wood knocks came from. Then I hear this deep growl and the thicket sounded like a heard of elephants where crashing it. I never saw it because it was so thick in there but could see the tops of saplings going down over the tops of the button willows as it ran through knocking them down and hit the water at the end of the pond around the corner in the slough. I just sat there with my mouth wide open trying to figure out what the hell just happened and maybe a little in shock. I know it wasn't a bear what ever it was was grabbing the saplings and crashing them down on each other. It was heading northwest and everything it broke and ripped up was facing southeast so what ever it was grabbed the saplings breaking them backwards. I wasn't scared but I did make a deliberate decision not to track this thing but sometimes I wish I would have. 50 plus years of staying in the woods and never having anything like that happen. I have even hunted the Pacific northwest and never saw or heard anything and come back to Louisiana and go hunting in east texas in the woods I grew up in and know like the back of my hand and this crazy thing happened to me. I know that I couldn't see it and nobody probably even cares everyone wants hear about sightings and I get it! I cant say it was a bigfoot but I damn sure can tell you what it wasn't. Well thats the only thing that has ever happened to me hope you enjoy my experience. Have great day
Really cool story. I sure do wish that you would have seen it. But, I do wonder what exactly it was, because I think that it would have had to be something big. But, I live in Texas also, so I don't think that it could have been a moose. Yet, without seeing it and having your actual observation, it is hard to know exactly what it was. Because, for me, I am still on-the-fence about Bigfoot, but I guess it's something that you won't believe until a person sees it themselves.
I’ve only heard it mentioned in my part of PA once. Was in Riegelsville In Upper Bucks Co. for a ghost tour. Our guide that evening was the mayor. His house was on the tour. Anyway other things came up as we walked from place to place. Said he saw BF up by Hawk Mountain.
You are not Anti-Science if you question Science. Science should always be questioned objectively and proven or disproven accordingly. Nothing is more scientific than questioning everything.
Good monologue mate, I agree about science not getting it right, that's true in almost every area. Look forward to your series, vieiwing it from here in Asia!
I'm in the camp of not ruling out anything. I won't say I believe, but I do believe some very experienced outdoorsman, hunters, guides, see something they can't explain. There are people who see something then turn their lives upside-down trying to prove what they saw. I had my own experience. Not a sighting, but a feeling of dread high up in the mountains camping. The fear sensation was so bad I kept a loaded gun next to me for the night. I never had that feeling before or since. It felt like something was going to burst out of the dark. It was a feeling that said get the hell out of here.
Great topic. I subbed to your channel for this one. Being from Pa and having done some hiking along the Appalachian Trail I am interested to see what stories you come up with. Food for thought, as you mentioned, perhaps Bigfoot does travel between different dimensions since it seems to be a phenomenon found on all the continents and all time periods known to man. Even the early colonists mentioned things about seeing Bigfoot type character.
I didn't realize there were so many bigfoot sightings in Pennsylvania. I haven't seen one but one morning my husband and I started out a trail near Bedford and we heard a loud yell in the woods ahead of us. It didn't sound human, and we weren't sure what it was, so we hurried back to our car and left. We nervously laughed about maybe it was bigfoot, but now I'm really wondering....
My 2 friends returned from a hunting trip after sunset & hearing an ungodly scream, they were both white as ghosts, and I had to offer them a drink lol, it was in Allegheny County near old Native American Indian caverns, and teasing them, I asked if it could've been a banshee lol
This will be very interesting for me. This is basically exactly my own thoughts and experiences. It is exactly how i approach the subject and the type of adventuring I do. I follow along with the stories, the lore and the believable first hand accounts and seek them out when given the chance. I also think and feel the same way about the process of science and history. I agree with your injection of humor and feel it makes a sometimes stale topic more interesting. I found the story about the man who is going and proving that animals, plants and trees, etc. That have been listed as extinct, really are not. Thanks for sharing the video. I watch very few videos that keep my attention...this one kept it for sure. Good luck on your adventure. I will be following along. We just spent 14 days in Tuscarora State Forest and we spent a lot of time just sitting at vistas and along trails. It was amazing the things we saw that we had never seen before. Sure it was mostly plants and bugs...but was cool all the same. And I finally know how to say Michaux. Good times...haha
I grew up in Northern California and hiked the high Sierra's often. Driving home one night many years ago at twilight I came to a fairly long straight stretch of mountain road surrounded by old growth pines and noticed a dark shape on the side of the road hunched down about a hundred feet away or so. I thought it was a bear that found some road kill or something but as I got closer it stood up and just walked into the woods with arms swinging back and forth. I was more intrigued than anything as I have come face to face with bear and mountain lions and never felt fear. I only got the one glimpse of the creature and with the fading light and surrounding trees it wasn't totally clear, but the bipedal and arm swinging thing was obvious. I later looked on line and found a site for bigfoot and several reports were already listed for that particular area. I hike the hills here a lot (near Uniontown) where there are a lot of sightings listed but never came across anything here in PA so far.
There was a sighting of big foot on my property many years ago in Clinton/Versoiux area. I shared the sighting with my son. He would tease me about it. Then one year, he was researching big foot sites and found an entry of one being seen in Moon Twp near us. So.... I still believe they are here.
Stan Gordon would be a great resource on this. As someone already said, Tim Renner too. If bigfoot is on the east coast, Pennsylvania would definitely be a good place for them. So many stories out of there. If you go down the bigfoot rabbit hole, it gets real weird. There's more to them than just being an ape running around in the woods. Also, beware the orbs. Never follow them.
I was always a non believer until my family and I visited the Smoky Mountains a couple years back. We were hiking up from the parking lot to the Cling mans Dome lookout tower. We saw a crowd looking up on the mountain side including two park rangers. We saw a large hairy creature standing around 7 ft and he was partially behind a tree. We watched him for about 10 minutes before he ran on up the hill. My son is 6-9 and hiked to where it was standing and it was about 6 inches taller than him
I used to live in a small town and outside of town on a rural highway a guy in an ape suit used to run across in front of cars at nite...we knew about him but people passing thru wouldve likely thought it was a sighting.
I've never seen anything quite that big, but I will tell you that we have some strange unidentified animals in our woods. I've heard them, and seen them in the road late at night (when I used to be a night owl) I'm surprised that you've never seen any
I definitely think theres things out there we don't know about in rural pa. Alleghany is 514,000 or so arces. Cooks forest is anther 8500 acres. That's alot of land for something to go unnoticed especially in the eastern US. Maybe Bigfoot is just a huge intervert who would rather be alone in the woods than around people. On a side note I also like to hear your thoughts on if thier mountain loins in PA. Heard those stories before to.
I know of a guy who had a Bigfoot encounter while camping at Lake Towhee. No Bigfoot encounters personally while living there in PA for a year. Shadow people encounters is different story.
Great new series idea. I am looking forward to it. I don't really believe in Bigfoot, (here in my part of Ohio, we have The Grassman) but people ARE seeing and experiencing something without a doubt. As a Christian, I too believe in the Spirit World. After watching an episode of Les Stroud's Bigfoot series, where he talked to an Indian Elder, I am convinced that the Bigfoot stories and cryptid stories in general, are spiritual encounters. Be careful what you look for and open yourself up to, you just might find it! Or, it might find you!
Sooooooooo looking forward to this series! I'm a believer. Never seen one myself but know a couple guys that did. As far as I'm concerned that 1967 Bob Gimlin/Roger Patterson video is the real deal. No one was making those kind of costumes..,with breasts no less!!!!...in 1967.
I think I have told you this before, I have had two encounters and both were quite frightening to me. I do a lot of trail riding and my first interesting encounter was on the D+L trail near Rockport. I came across a tree that was across the trail. This nothing outside of normal. So, I stopped my bike, got off of it and was carrying my bike over the fallen tree when I heard another tree being ripped out of the ground and it was then thrown at me. It barely missed me, but I got the message. I never saw what did the ripping out or throwing, I just know that it was too large of tree for a normal person to do. It scared me so much that I was not sticking around to find out what did it. I did have a phone with me, but I was not getting it out to take pictures at the time. I got on my bike and got the hell out of there as fast as I could. I've run into bears and deer all the time...but I've never had them throw trees at me. I also heard something down while on a hike at Cooper's Rock in West Virginia with my son. We heard a roar and a tree being broken (sounded large) while down in the Clay Furnace area that I will never forget. Again, nothing seen, just heard. But that also shook us up to the point where we did not want to meet whatever made that sound or broke that tree. I think its a real creature, but with an extremely limited population. I believe they are intelligent, aware of us, and trying to avoid us as much as they can. Being in the same area as one is sort of like hitting the lottery and likely by accident. However like the lottery, the more you play, the better chance you have to encounter one. I also think they are migratory, not sticking to any one area for a long time (just passing through, at least in my section of Pennsylvania). So, it would still take a lot of luck. I got upset when you did your prior video and commented. I was disappointed in it. My experiences were very real to me and not a joking matter at all. I appreciated a potentially more serious discussion on the matter. I hope you get to encounter one some day. You certainly have a higher chance than others.
Really great idea for a series. I believe that big foot probably exists, but most likely in fewer numbers today. Due to the sometimes violent nature of humans, the big foot population most likely avoid people as much as possible.
we know about extremely remote tribes, weve known about North Sentinel Island forever, there is no way something could hide away from us for this long, especially something very large and unusual looking.
I had an experience in Berks county back in 2005 near Huffs Church. I was bowhunting in early October. I got into my treestand around 5am n could hear deer moving in the cornfield behind me. I then started to hear what sounded like talking in the distance. Thinking it was another hunter or a farmer I put it off. I could hear deer moving in the cornfield behind me. When I started hearing something walk up the far edge of the field. The deer started moving around stomping n snorting. When all of a sudden they bursted out the field behind me. Almost immediately after I heard what sounded like gibberish yelling and at one point it sounded like a baby trying to talk. It then began to walk my way. Once it got to about 20 feet from me it began to growl as it exhaled. It walked up behind me to about 10-12 feet from my stand. It was still growling as it exhaled but I knew I had to look at it. At this point I was terrified and had no idea what I would see. I turned to look at what was behind me and I could just see a large up right creature. It immediately took off up the mountain and down the ridge where it crossed the road right infront of a car. I could see the upright shadow run through the headlights. The sounds I heard it make sounded just like the Sierra Sounds.
Wow, I’m a Sasquatch enthusiast and originally from Berks county. I grew up in the Hamburg/Shoey area. Never experienced it but I do believe. Bigfoot being in Berks is cool. I’m now in Florida and we have the Skunk Ape here. I would of never believed that they were here in Florida either. Lots of sightings in the Ocala National Forest and in the Everglades area.
Cliff, This is going to be fun. I love Cryptozoology, even had a book, Cryptozoology A to Z. There's a good chance giant salamanders existed in the Trinity Mts. of California and that The Tasmanian Devil existed in New Zealand both probably extinct,but Bigfoot????? Well, I'll reserve judgement even though I now live In Ferndale/Bellingham ,Wa... Bigfoot Country. So, lay it on us!!!! CHeers, Rik
Your thoughts are my thoughts I have never had an encounter of any type I'm in Weathersfield Ohio when my dog was alive sometimes wood freak out while hiking but was probably more coyotes anyway never had my own bf anything but we can never no tell we see one thank u SIR
We moved to PA from NJ over 25 years ago. Although we had woods & lots of farms we only ever saw chip monks & squirrels. Plenty of birds. There were deer but they had lots of land to roam so they ventured out onto the roads. Anywho, we move out here & it’s like Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom. Deer, fox, opossum, ground hogs, raccoon & beaver. Turkey Vultures too. My mom & I were driving up to Hellertown once & a coyote crossed of path. At the same time we said Chubracobra? 😂
i have had an experience once in the woods in schuylkill county. something large running just out of sight yet close. it ran rather frantically crashing through underbrush. dry dead leaves and sticks on the forest floor so it made a ton of noise. i repositioned myself to get a view of it and got even closer to the wood line to see deeper into the woods. whatever it was it was hiding either behind a large tree of witch there were a few or it was hiding behind a mound of rubble. it could not have left that spot without making a ton of noise so i know it was there. i decided not to approach any further and slowly backed away. there are many deer in the area and it was not a deer the sound of it was bipedal and heavy.
When you visited Armstrong County a couple months ago, you were a few miles away from a family campground that usually has an annual Bigfoot and UFO convention. Lots of vendors, family-friendly. I was impressed by the scholarly approach. Talking to exhibitors, I got the sense that they are tapping into the modern mindset of not belonging in nature. We still like to scare ourselves with things that go Bump in the night.
I am really looking forward to this series I have never had any experiences with Bigfoot, so I think I am with you in that I want to believe. I follow this subject on You Tube as well as on TV. I understand that although there is much "evidence", as in footprints and sightings, as yet there is no "proof". But as someone commented "they saw what they saw". I am excited for this series and I think it will be a lot of fun!
Coincidence or not,I don't know,but there's a UA-camr who's channel is (or 'was') named 'Randall's Relaxation' . He had one video specifically which I used to listen to a lot titled 'Night Sounds of the Allegheny National Forest'. In a later part of the video there is heard a clearly audible "Whoop' sound twice,if not three times. The UA-camr never mentions it but having lived in Pennsylvania (Beaver County, Pennsylvania) for the first 45 years of my life before moving to England in 2003, then I am very aware of nature sounds back home in the woods and mountains then I have NEVER heard any known creature, other than a Bigfoot, to make such a 'Whoop' noise as is heard on Randall's Relaxation video. I,personally, have never seen a Bigfoot but having lived on a farm nestled in an area of Pennsylvania with the shared border with Ohio and West Virginia then I am knowledgeable not just about farm animals but also wildlife so I KNOW that the sound on Randall's Relaxation is definitely not any known wild or domestic animal.
My family & I love Forest Gallante's shows on Animal Planet! The funny thing is, he mentioned on one that it was his grandfather that caught the supposedly extinct Coelacanth (sp?) fish! As far as bigfoot goes, I have hiked and backpacked all over and never experienced anything, but have heard some pretty logical people tell their experiences. I don't know what to think. I don't think all these people are liers.
Interesting stuff , thank you for this series start . I think many of the first nations folks consider "bigfoot" to be a spiritual being ...well kinda straddles the physical being and spiritual being.
Hmmmmm Bigfoot, why not there is plenty of room for them. We have the Yowie in Australia. Apparently in the banana plantations they have claw marks and the top of the trees. My nephew worked there and he said the noises there are hideous. I def believe in them. It is said the Tasmanian tiger is extinct but it has been seen, thankfully deep in the forests. The Wallami Pine was found in the Hunter valley. Thankfully there was lots of seeds so now there is quite a few, really excited about that. Thanks so much for the share, please stay safe and take care
The most likely theory for Bigfoot as wild as it may sound is the "inter dimensional" theory. The idea that a huge primate could exist in North America undetected and continue to procreate and survive in a time of cameras, drones, trail cams, with all of the hunters, hikers, and campers, is highly problematic. However if a creature could appear and disappear through portals or passages somehow or had extra terrestrial abilities than that would explain a lot of the holes in the story. Count me in the catagory of super curious but skeptical, as well. I know what I just said will sound very crazy to some, but there is absolutely no doubt that us humans as a species have only scratched the surface of knowledge that is yet to be discovered in the universe. I very much enjoyed hearing your thoughts on the subject, Wandering Woodsman.
In one of the fields along the Turnpike southeast of Morgantown, I once saw someone in a bigfoot suit with the head under his arm... that's as close as I've come to an 'encounter.' 😉
@@bleirdo_dude yes, i left a comment earlier about a guy outside a small town i used to live in who sometimes ran across a rural highway at nite in an ape suit, local people knew it wasnt real but people passing thru wouldve thought was real.
Clearfield county is a hotspot, and surrounding counties. Cameron, Elk, Centre, Clinton, all have a ton of activity.
It is an interesting subject - I am looking forward to your series. I pretty much used to feel about the same way as you, until I saw one late one night. I was on my way home from work in the middle of a snowstorm. Decided to take the backroad (a two lane highway that doesn't get plowed) when a truck almost ran me off the road on the freeway. About half the drive was rural area, half was national forest with no houses or people. When I got to the national forest, there was no tire tracks and fairly deep snow so I had stopped and locked my truck into 4 wheel drive. I was making the first and only tracks through the snow on the road. About 5 miles into the national forest, as I was coming around a curve going down a hill - there was a figure on the road in front of me. About 8 ft tall, gray hair, it's back to me. Not a bear - I am a wildlife artist and have drawn and painted a Lot of bears. In addition to working at a bear sanctuary for a couple of years. I know bears. An eight foot man dressed in a hairy outfit in the middle of a snowstorm at 1am? Highly doubtful. Do Sasquatch exist? Sometimes I doubt my own experience and wonder if I was seeing things. But when it comes down to it - I saw what I saw
That was probably Sass’ cousin Yeti, paying him a visit:)
Where was this?
@@mrjon75 Wyoming. I worked in Cheyenne and live in Laramie. Sighting was in the Medicine Bow National Forest on Happy Jack Road about 1am. Nobody else was on the road - there was about 9 inches of new snow (with some really big drifts) and I was making the only tire tracks
@@PunchiePaints Thank you for telling your story. I love hearing from People who have experienced it first-hand. Because I sure like learning about them, myself.
My wife and I were camping at the charcoal hearth campground in 2017 which is in Michaux state forest when some kind of creature was hollering. Our camping neighbors and ourselves put out our fires and went in for the night.
Glad You Decided to Cover this because there's no short of sightings in Pennsylvania.
You should camp in some of the areas of the sightings.
I always enjoy your videos.Being a photographer I spend a lot of time wandering around wooded areas looking for great shots.
I saw one in the hair care aisle at Walmart.
Hey Cilff come over to Forest County. I live on the edge a large plateau known as the Posey Fields also called the Bermuda Triangle of Forest County. No Bigfoot sightings in the area, they have scared off by Elvis searching for a fried banana and peanut butter sandwich. I see him in deer season, he always waves.
Timothy Renner, the author of the book you bought would be the perfect resource for this. Strange Familiars is his podcast.
Great podcast! Been listening since the first one.
TR fan! Love SF
Great video lots of this stories around thanks for doing this very interesting
Another great video - looking forward to this series.
You asked for books/ references - * Steve Isdahl books . He compiles stories , he has no specific agenda , will not alter people's stories or delete bits that "don't fit a specific narrative" as apparently some story collectors do.
I live in the Pacific Northwest sooo... Bigfoot is a given! I can't wait to see what's to come! Thank You!👣👣🥰
Thanks for giving me this; live in desert. 💕
My uncle in 6 mile run swears to this day he saw a Mountain Lion. This story goes back over 30yrs to when I was a kid. He is a retired school teacher and credible guy by all means.
He is world renowned for raising champion bird dog's and obviously a hunter/woodsman. By no means a loony.
I don't buy much of the lore but my dad interviewed a ufo witness couple for mufon and I was about 10. A light was at the end of a 120 acre field in Wattsburg,PA and the next thing it was right on them in the blink of an eye. I want to believe too lol. Brings me back to X-files as a kid
Pennsylvania also has the Lycan loop
Love this idea for the channel! I like the way you are approaching it, not to prove or disprove.
Very much looking forward to this series. In scranton pa here
You should have a meet-n-greet at a park of your choice for your local fans. That would be fun.
There was one my grandma use to say when we would visit in the hills of Chinchilla PA - it would slap the back of the house at night and steal the chickens from the coup. That was around 1975.
I just moved here from Connecticut will follow you
thank you.
Love this plan
We've been watching Jeff Friend from PA for a few years.
What is Jeff Friend from PA?
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Utube Channel called "Jeff Friend"
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Lots of spooky places to visit in PA, after dark. Lots of interest noises, wandering if something is watching you. Looking forward to some interesting videos.😁
Looking forward to the series, I am a believer , so I am interested to see where this goes, and interested in other reports I am a believer because I saw one, think what you want, believe what you want, I know what i saw. I have been hiking and hunting the Pa. bush all my life and have a hunting camp in North Central Pa. which is where my sighting occurred, It has changed forever my feeling of being out in the bush. I no longer feel secure and constantly looking over my shoulder like a deer being hunted. I'm now in my seventies and regret my sighting.
Cliff that is so interesting and, in fact, Chris and I have been working on video series on cryptids and missing 411 in PA. I can’t wait to see your videos and your take on Bigfoot. I’m sure the new series is going to be fantastic.
Your Missing 411 in PA sounds good. I always think of that poor school teachers children from Lower Merion. 🙏🏻
@@samanthab1923 The subject has a been a big interest to us for a long time. Where have the people disappeared to in our forests? Such unusual and mysterious circumstances. We’re looking forward to starting this new series later in the fall.
@@sonplusone7059 Cool! I will keep an eye out. Best wishes 😊
Looking forward to this series.
Great channel Cliff - you never cease to make me think. Bravo good fellow. Carry onwards. We shall be with you!
Your Bigfoot skit was 'all in good fun.' I like to think our creator has a sense of humor and that it 'reflects inward.'
Try expedition bigfoot on travel channel. Also on iscovery plus.
This is a great idea, should be very interesting.
I have friends that live in Derry Township Westmoreland county that is a hotspot for Bigfoot sightings. Westmoreland county has the most sightings in the state. Especially the Chestnut ridge area.
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I live in Washington state so I'm a believer but many are not. There's a really interesting bigfoot museum of sorts in Sprout Springs where there's been plenty of sightings. I can't remember which college it is but there's a professor that has spent over 25 years researching bigfoot. He has alot of evidence that they exist. I'll see if I can find his bio again. Look forward to this series.
Jeff Meldrum
It's interesting that Pennsylvania is no 3 on big foot sightings !
That is surprising ! My incident up in California redwoods ! Where I used to camp alot ! Never seen one , but I heard it something coming right at me & I got the hell out of there ! But it was something very big !
Big foot is in Pennsylvania. No doubt about it. I know first hand Big Foot is in the Blossburg, Arnot area.
This should be a cool series. Maybe you can show some signs such as tree structures and debunk them. There’s one that looks like a tree structure on the way to the Berks Highpoint along the AT. I took a picture of it and people I showed it to believed it could be a structure. But if you stop and look at it it’s just a tall tree that fell, snapped in half, and both parts of the tree leaned against another tree. Add an old rotten tree that fell to it and it’s easy to be fooled. It would be cool if you could see things like that and explain how it happened. I’m on the side that there could be something out there, never know.
There is a place in eastern Pa. called Cass Paris, my ex boyfriend was from Connelsville, he had stories of b.f. living there.
Hi I just found your channel. I am a hunter and fisherman. I am 57 yrs old and I started hunting when I was 9 yrs old. I have been a guide and have hunted all over the US and I have never seen or heard anything in the woods that I didnt immediately know what it was. I never believed in bigfoot. 4 yrs ago I was one tag from limiting out for the year on deer so I decided to go and see if any green heads where going into the beaver ponds the split was on so I could hunt the ducks so was gonna try to fill my last tag if could. I slipped in down wind before daylight and set down in some brush. Right at day break I heard the sound of a deer hitting the creek and swimming across and heading straight toward the beaver pond and in a few minutes it stepped out and in east Texas we have antler restrictions. It was a nice buck but looking at its profile I couldn't tell how wide he was so I decided to let him cross the pond and when he gets to the other side I would get his attention and when he looked at me and if he was wide enough I would take him. He slowly crossed the pond and just as it got to the other side it stopped dead in it tracks and started looking off in the thicket and it slowly turned around to go back to where it had came. When he did I could tell he was legal so I slowly eased up my rifle and was almost on him with the crosshairs when all the sudden I hear two extremely loud wood knocks and that deer exploded into the air and hauled ass. I didn't even fire a shot at this point I'm focusing on where the wood knocks came from. Then I hear this deep growl and the thicket sounded like a heard of elephants where crashing it. I never saw it because it was so thick in there but could see the tops of saplings going down over the tops of the button willows as it ran through knocking them down and hit the water at the end of the pond around the corner in the slough. I just sat there with my mouth wide open trying to figure out what the hell just happened and maybe a little in shock. I know it wasn't a bear what ever it was was grabbing the saplings and crashing them down on each other. It was heading northwest and everything it broke and ripped up was facing southeast so what ever it was grabbed the saplings breaking them backwards. I wasn't scared but I did make a deliberate decision not to track this thing but sometimes I wish I would have. 50 plus years of staying in the woods and never having anything like that happen. I have even hunted the Pacific northwest and never saw or heard anything and come back to Louisiana and go hunting in east texas in the woods I grew up in and know like the back of my hand and this crazy thing happened to me. I know that I couldn't see it and nobody probably even cares everyone wants hear about sightings and I get it! I cant say it was a bigfoot but I damn sure can tell you what it wasn't. Well thats the only thing that has ever happened to me hope you enjoy my experience. Have great day
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Gary Strickland
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Hi I just found your channel. I am a hunter and fisherman. I am 57 yrs old and I started hunting when I was 9 yrs old. I have been a guide and have hunted all over the US and I have never seen or heard anything in the woods that I didnt immediately know what it was. I never believed in bigfoot. 4 yrs ago I was one tag from limiting out for the year on deer so I decided to go and see if any green heads where going into the beaver ponds the split was on so I could hunt the ducks so was gonna try to fill my last tag if could.
I slipped in down wind before daylight and set down in some brush. Right at day break I heard the sound of a deer hitting the creek and swimming across and heading straight toward the beaver pond and in a few minutes it stepped out and in east Texas we have antler restrictions. It was a nice buck but looking at its profile I couldn't tell how wide he was so I decided to let him cross the pond and when he gets to the other side I would get his attention and when he looked at me and if he was wide enough I would take him.
He slowly crossed the pond and just as it got to the other side it stopped dead in it tracks and started looking off in the thicket and it slowly turned around to go back to where it had came. When he did I could tell he was legal so I slowly eased up my rifle and was almost on him with the crosshairs when all the sudden I hear two extremely loud wood knocks and that deer exploded into the air and hauled ass. I didn't even fire a shot at this point I'm focusing on where the wood knocks came from.
Then I hear this deep growl and the thicket sounded like a heard of elephants where crashing it. I never saw it because it was so thick in there but could see the tops of saplings going down over the tops of the button willows as it ran through knocking them down and hit the water at the end of the pond around the corner in the slough. I just sat there with my mouth wide open trying to figure out what the hell just happened and maybe a little in shock.
I know it wasn't a bear what ever it was was grabbing the saplings and crashing them down on each other. It was heading northwest and everything it broke and ripped up was facing southeast so what ever it was grabbed the saplings breaking them backwards. I wasn't scared but I did make a deliberate decision not to track this thing but sometimes I wish I would have.
50 plus years of staying in the woods and never having anything like that happen. I have even hunted the Pacific northwest and never saw or heard anything and come back to Louisiana and go hunting in east texas in the woods I grew up in and know like the back of my hand and this crazy thing happened to me.
I know that I couldn't see it and nobody probably even cares everyone wants hear about sightings and I get it! I cant say it was a bigfoot but I damn sure can tell you what it wasn't. Well thats the only thing that has ever happened to me hope you enjoy my experience. Have great day
Really cool story. I sure do wish that you would have seen it. But, I do wonder what exactly it was, because I think that it would have had to be something big. But, I live in Texas also, so I don't think that it could have been a moose. Yet, without seeing it and having your actual observation, it is hard to know exactly what it was. Because, for me, I am still on-the-fence about Bigfoot, but I guess it's something that you won't believe until a person sees it themselves.
I’ve only heard it mentioned in my part of PA once. Was in Riegelsville In Upper Bucks Co. for a ghost tour. Our guide that evening was the mayor. His house was on the tour. Anyway other things came up as we walked from place to place. Said he saw BF up by Hawk Mountain.
Sorry it was Pike Co. the mayor heard BF. Looking forward to this Cliff 😊
Cool. Always been intrigued by bigfoot. Ironically I have 1 of my bigfoot shirts on 👍
You are not Anti-Science if you question Science. Science should always be questioned objectively and proven or disproven accordingly. Nothing is more scientific than questioning everything.
This is fabulous. I'm all here for Bigfoot lore. This is going to be a wonderful series.
My favorite movie as a kid, Harry and the Hendersons. I believe
Good monologue mate, I agree about science not getting it right, that's true in almost every area. Look forward to your series, vieiwing it from here in Asia!
I'm in the camp of not ruling out anything. I won't say I believe, but I do believe some very experienced outdoorsman, hunters, guides, see something they can't explain. There are people who see something then turn their lives upside-down trying to prove what they saw. I had my own experience. Not a sighting, but a feeling of dread high up in the mountains camping. The fear sensation was so bad I kept a loaded gun next to me for the night. I never had that feeling before or since. It felt like something was going to burst out of the dark. It was a feeling that said get the hell out of here.
Great topic. I subbed to your channel for this one. Being from Pa and having done some hiking along the Appalachian Trail I am interested to see what stories you come up with. Food for thought, as you mentioned, perhaps Bigfoot does travel between different dimensions since it seems to be a phenomenon found on all the continents and all time periods known to man. Even the early colonists mentioned things about seeing Bigfoot type character.
I didn't realize there were so many bigfoot sightings in Pennsylvania. I haven't seen one but one morning my husband and I started out a trail near Bedford and we heard a loud yell in the woods ahead of us. It didn't sound human, and we weren't sure what it was, so we hurried back to our car and left. We nervously laughed about maybe it was bigfoot, but now I'm really wondering....
My 2 friends returned from a hunting trip after sunset & hearing an ungodly scream, they were both white as ghosts, and I had to offer them a drink lol, it was in Allegheny County near old Native American Indian caverns, and teasing them, I asked if it could've been a banshee lol
This will be very interesting for me. This is basically exactly my own thoughts and experiences. It is exactly how i approach the subject and the type of adventuring I do.
I follow along with the stories, the lore and the believable first hand accounts and seek them out when given the chance.
I also think and feel the same way about the process of science and history.
I agree with your injection of humor and feel it makes a sometimes stale topic more interesting.
I found the story about the man who is going and proving that animals, plants and trees, etc. That have been listed as extinct, really are not.
Thanks for sharing the video. I watch very few videos that keep my attention...this one kept it for sure.
Good luck on your adventure. I will be following along.
We just spent 14 days in Tuscarora State Forest and we spent a lot of time just sitting at vistas and along trails. It was amazing the things we saw that we had never seen before. Sure it was mostly plants and bugs...but was cool all the same.
And I finally know how to say Michaux. Good times...haha
I'm on the same shelf as you 😎
I cant wait for this,
I grew up in Northern California and hiked the high Sierra's often. Driving home one night many years ago at twilight I came to a fairly long straight stretch of mountain road surrounded by old growth pines and noticed a dark shape on the side of the road hunched down about a hundred feet away or so. I thought it was a bear that found some road kill or something but as I got closer it stood up and just walked into the woods with arms swinging back and forth. I was more intrigued than anything as I have come face to face with bear and mountain lions and never felt fear. I only got the one glimpse of the creature and with the fading light and surrounding trees it wasn't totally clear, but the bipedal and arm swinging thing was obvious. I later looked on line and found a site for bigfoot and several reports were already listed for that particular area.
I hike the hills here a lot (near Uniontown) where there are a lot of sightings listed but never came across anything here in PA so far.
When I was young I lived near Uniontown Pa And many people said there are Large animals that walk on two feet with long arms and long Black hair !
There was a sighting of big foot on my property many years ago in Clinton/Versoiux area. I shared the sighting with my son. He would tease me about it. Then one year, he was researching big foot sites and found an entry of one being seen in Moon Twp near us. So.... I still believe they are here.
Ya know what they say ... Big foot, big shoe
I’m looking forward to your video series about Bigfoot stories and legends. They are a lot of fun to film and watch.
There's plenty out there we don't know about so it sounds like a good plan! Looking forward to your series!
I seen a video on UA-cam of a white bigfoot in northern Pennsylvania it didn't look happy
I look forward to this series! This is going to be great!
Find us a big foot bro!!
Bigfoot is alive and well as long as present-day observations, campfire stories, legends, and myths continue to grow...
Stan Gordon would be a great resource on this. As someone already said, Tim Renner too.
If bigfoot is on the east coast, Pennsylvania would definitely be a good place for them. So many stories out of there. If you go down the bigfoot rabbit hole, it gets real weird. There's more to them than just being an ape running around in the woods. Also, beware the orbs. Never follow them.
As a Bass player I appreciate your T-shirt, guitar humor !
I was always a non believer until my family and I visited the Smoky Mountains a couple years back. We were hiking up from the parking lot to the Cling mans Dome lookout tower. We saw a crowd looking up on the mountain side including two park rangers. We saw a large hairy creature standing around 7 ft and he was partially behind a tree. We watched him for about 10 minutes before he ran on up the hill. My son is 6-9 and hiked to where it was standing and it was about 6 inches taller than him
I used to live in a small town and outside of town on a rural highway a guy in an ape suit used to run across in front of cars at nite...we knew about him but people passing thru wouldve likely thought it was a sighting.
I've never seen anything quite that big, but I will tell you that we have some strange unidentified animals in our woods. I've heard them, and seen them in the road late at night (when I used to be a night owl) I'm surprised that you've never seen any
Cool! Looking forward to the series
I definitely think theres things out there we don't know about in rural pa. Alleghany is 514,000 or so arces. Cooks forest is anther 8500 acres. That's alot of land for something to go unnoticed especially in the eastern US. Maybe Bigfoot is just a huge intervert who would rather be alone in the woods than around people. On a side note I also like to hear your thoughts on if thier mountain loins in PA. Heard those stories before to.
Did you find any arrowheads on your old farm ?
I know they are in Somerset CO.
I know of a guy who had a Bigfoot encounter while camping at Lake Towhee. No Bigfoot encounters personally while living there in PA for a year. Shadow people encounters is different story.
What about UFOs have you seen any thing out there ?
Great new series idea. I am looking forward to it. I don't really believe in Bigfoot, (here in my part of Ohio, we have The Grassman) but people ARE seeing and experiencing something without a doubt. As a Christian, I too believe in the Spirit World. After watching an episode of Les Stroud's Bigfoot series, where he talked to an Indian Elder, I am convinced that the Bigfoot stories and cryptid stories in general, are spiritual encounters. Be careful what you look for and open yourself up to, you just might find it! Or, it might find you!
Sooooooooo looking forward to this series! I'm a believer. Never seen one myself but know a couple guys that did. As far as I'm concerned that 1967 Bob Gimlin/Roger Patterson video is the real deal. No one was making those kind of costumes..,with breasts no less!!!!...in 1967.
I think I have told you this before, I have had two encounters and both were quite frightening to me. I do a lot of trail riding and my first interesting encounter was on the D+L trail near Rockport. I came across a tree that was across the trail. This nothing outside of normal. So, I stopped my bike, got off of it and was carrying my bike over the fallen tree when I heard another tree being ripped out of the ground and it was then thrown at me. It barely missed me, but I got the message. I never saw what did the ripping out or throwing, I just know that it was too large of tree for a normal person to do. It scared me so much that I was not sticking around to find out what did it. I did have a phone with me, but I was not getting it out to take pictures at the time. I got on my bike and got the hell out of there as fast as I could. I've run into bears and deer all the time...but I've never had them throw trees at me.
I also heard something down while on a hike at Cooper's Rock in West Virginia with my son. We heard a roar and a tree being broken (sounded large) while down in the Clay Furnace area that I will never forget. Again, nothing seen, just heard. But that also shook us up to the point where we did not want to meet whatever made that sound or broke that tree.
I think its a real creature, but with an extremely limited population. I believe they are intelligent, aware of us, and trying to avoid us as much as they can. Being in the same area as one is sort of like hitting the lottery and likely by accident. However like the lottery, the more you play, the better chance you have to encounter one. I also think they are migratory, not sticking to any one area for a long time (just passing through, at least in my section of Pennsylvania). So, it would still take a lot of luck.
I got upset when you did your prior video and commented. I was disappointed in it. My experiences were very real to me and not a joking matter at all. I appreciated a potentially more serious discussion on the matter. I hope you get to encounter one some day. You certainly have a higher chance than others.
You have to believe it to see
Not see it to believe it
Go to Sasquatch Chronicles for Bigfoot Accounts. There are lots of sightings in PA.
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Well stated Cliff.
Definitely believe they are here in Washington state. Know 3 people who claim to have seen them.
Really great idea for a series. I believe that big foot probably exists, but most likely in fewer numbers today. Due to the sometimes violent nature of humans, the big foot population most likely avoid people as much as possible.
we know about extremely remote tribes, weve known about North Sentinel Island forever, there is no way something could hide away from us for this long, especially something very large and unusual looking.
I had an experience in Berks county back in 2005 near Huffs Church. I was bowhunting in early October. I got into my treestand around 5am n could hear deer moving in the cornfield behind me. I then started to hear what sounded like talking in the distance. Thinking it was another hunter or a farmer I put it off. I could hear deer moving in the cornfield behind me. When I started hearing something walk up the far edge of the field. The deer started moving around stomping n snorting. When all of a sudden they bursted out the field behind me. Almost immediately after I heard what sounded like gibberish yelling and at one point it sounded like a baby trying to talk. It then began to walk my way. Once it got to about 20 feet from me it began to growl as it exhaled. It walked up behind me to about 10-12 feet from my stand. It was still growling as it exhaled but I knew I had to look at it. At this point I was terrified and had no idea what I would see. I turned to look at what was behind me and I could just see a large up right creature. It immediately took off up the mountain and down the ridge where it crossed the road right infront of a car. I could see the upright shadow run through the headlights. The sounds I heard it make sounded just like the Sierra Sounds.
Wow, I’m a Sasquatch enthusiast and originally from Berks county. I grew up in the Hamburg/Shoey area. Never experienced it but I do believe. Bigfoot being in Berks is cool. I’m now in Florida and we have the Skunk Ape here. I would of never believed that they were here in Florida either. Lots of sightings in the Ocala National Forest and in the Everglades area.
Cliff,
This is going to be fun.
I love Cryptozoology, even had a book, Cryptozoology A to Z.
There's a good chance giant salamanders existed in the Trinity Mts. of California and that
The Tasmanian Devil existed in New Zealand both probably extinct,but Bigfoot?????
Well, I'll reserve judgement even though I now live In Ferndale/Bellingham ,Wa... Bigfoot Country.
So, lay it on us!!!!
CHeers,
Rik
I understand WA has laws that you can't mess with Sasquatch.
@@jayforkner2692 LOL. but it’s probably true, this is WAshington,after all, big brother
Cheers,
Rik
Your thoughts are my thoughts I have never had an encounter of any type I'm in Weathersfield Ohio when my dog was alive sometimes wood freak out while hiking but was probably more coyotes anyway never had my own bf anything but we can never no tell we see one thank u SIR
We moved to PA from NJ over 25 years ago. Although we had woods & lots of farms we only ever saw chip monks & squirrels. Plenty of birds. There were deer but they had lots of land to roam so they ventured out onto the roads. Anywho, we move out here & it’s like Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom. Deer, fox, opossum, ground hogs, raccoon & beaver. Turkey Vultures too. My mom & I were driving up to Hellertown once & a coyote crossed of path. At the same time we said Chubracobra? 😂
Greetings from Knoxville TN 😁😁😁💟
Any in TN? My brother lives in Franklin
If I saw a bunch of them, should I refer to them as Bigfoots or Bigfeet?
i have had an experience once in the woods in schuylkill county. something large running just out of sight yet close. it ran rather frantically crashing through underbrush. dry dead leaves and sticks on the forest floor so it made a ton of noise. i repositioned myself to get a view of it and got even closer to the wood line to see deeper into the woods. whatever it was it was hiding either behind a large tree of witch there were a few or it was hiding behind a mound of rubble. it could not have left that spot without making a ton of noise so i know it was there. i decided not to approach any further and slowly backed away. there are many deer in the area and it was not a deer the sound of it was bipedal and heavy.
looking forward to these, thanks
When you visited Armstrong County a couple months ago, you were a few miles away from a family campground that usually has an annual Bigfoot and UFO convention. Lots of vendors, family-friendly. I was impressed by the scholarly approach. Talking to exhibitors, I got the sense that they are tapping into the modern mindset of not belonging in nature. We still like to scare ourselves with things that go Bump in the night.
What about lights in yhe sky?
Looking forward to these up coming videos...
I am really looking forward to this series I have never had any experiences with Bigfoot, so I think I am with you in that I want to believe. I follow this subject on You Tube as well as on TV. I understand that although there is much "evidence", as in footprints and sightings, as yet there is no "proof". But as someone commented "they saw what they saw". I am excited for this series and I think it will be a lot of fun!
Cool topic. I've never seen one, but I believe they exist.
Coincidence or not,I don't know,but there's a UA-camr who's channel is (or 'was') named 'Randall's Relaxation' . He had one video specifically which I used to listen to a lot titled 'Night Sounds of the Allegheny National Forest'. In a later part of the video there is heard a clearly audible "Whoop' sound twice,if not three times. The UA-camr never mentions it but having lived in Pennsylvania (Beaver County, Pennsylvania) for the first 45 years of my life before moving to England in 2003, then I am very aware of nature sounds back home in the woods and mountains then I have NEVER heard any known creature, other than a Bigfoot, to make such a 'Whoop' noise as is heard on Randall's Relaxation video. I,personally, have never seen a Bigfoot but having lived on a farm nestled in an area of Pennsylvania with the shared border with Ohio and West Virginia then I am knowledgeable not just about farm animals but also wildlife so I KNOW that the sound on Randall's Relaxation is definitely not any known wild or domestic animal.
Carry bear spray and a personal locator beacon
bigfoot was seen in pittsburg pa years ago, i,m not sure what year it was.
My family & I love Forest Gallante's shows on Animal Planet! The funny thing is, he mentioned on one that it was his grandfather that caught the supposedly extinct Coelacanth (sp?) fish!
As far as bigfoot goes, I have hiked and backpacked all over and never experienced anything, but have heard some pretty logical people tell their experiences. I don't know what to think. I don't think all these people are liers.
Interesting stuff , thank you for this series start . I think many of the first nations folks consider "bigfoot" to be a spiritual being ...well kinda straddles the physical being and spiritual being.
Hmmmmm Bigfoot, why not there is plenty of room for them. We have the Yowie in Australia. Apparently in the banana plantations they have claw marks and the top of the trees. My nephew worked there and he said the noises there are hideous. I def believe in them. It is said the Tasmanian tiger is extinct but it has been seen, thankfully deep in the forests. The Wallami Pine was found in the Hunter valley. Thankfully there was lots of seeds so now there is quite a few, really excited about that. Thanks so much for the share, please stay safe and take care
I appreciate when you recognize the facts about what we are told to believe isn't always true. There's alot of that in life.
The most likely theory for Bigfoot as wild as it may sound is the "inter dimensional" theory. The idea that a huge primate could exist in North America undetected and continue to procreate and survive in a time of cameras, drones, trail cams, with all of the hunters, hikers, and campers, is highly problematic. However if a creature could appear and disappear through portals or passages somehow or had extra terrestrial abilities than that would explain a lot of the holes in the story. Count me in the catagory of super curious but skeptical, as well. I know what I just said will sound very crazy to some, but there is absolutely no doubt that us humans as a species have only scratched the surface of knowledge that is yet to be discovered in the universe. I very much enjoyed hearing your thoughts on the subject, Wandering Woodsman.
Agree to the possibility of portals and interdimensional passages.
I agree 💯
Bingo - you're on the right track.
In one of the fields along the Turnpike southeast of Morgantown, I once saw someone in a bigfoot suit with the head under his arm... that's as close as I've come to an 'encounter.' 😉
@@bleirdo_dude yes, i left a comment earlier about a guy outside a small town i used to live in who sometimes ran across a rural highway at nite in an ape suit, local people knew it wasnt real but people passing thru wouldve thought was real.