r/bigfoot

I’m sure most of you guys have but if you wanna watch interesting YouTube videos about Bigfoot encounters search up bob gymlan he has many videos on them and he has a illustrator who draws images to kinda not make it boring, also you can watch the videos from the playlist but he has like 50 more vids that aren’t on there so go enjoy him for yourself.

Im heading to the Willow Creek area this July and was wondering if anyone knows who to contact for a guide to the site? I've tried contacting, the bluff creek project, guys but haven't heard anything back yet. I will go and try and find it myself if I have to but a guide would be preferred.

I was sitting outside at a fire with my finance when the dog we are dog sitting started alerting and barking. We didn’t think much of it but we heard a sound that was like wood hitting wood. It was really clear and rang out well, one precise sound after another. I can definitely rule out branches snapping or knocking against another tree as the air was generally still and it happened too many times while completely lacking the signature crunchy tasting sound a breaking branch sounds like. The dog hid under my fiancés chair which is unusual (he is a very yappy dog, barks at anything and nothing for 15 minutes straight) and we decided to head inside slowly one we realized the sound was either getting louder or closer. We were sitting about 50 feet away from the wood line to some land that is 25% farm lands and 75% uninhabited woods. These woods are pretty big too, we’re taking over 250 acres at the very least. The icing on the cake is that we are maybe 20 miles away from saddleback mountain, which is part of the Appalachian mountains. I’d really love to know what you guys make of this

Has there ever been any Bigfoot poop or hair found?

For over a year now, our Bigfoot team has experienced significant growth. If you are considering starting a YouTube channel about Bigfoot, here are some valuable pieces of advice:

1. If you encounter a Squatch while filming in the woods and decide to leave, do not hesitate to return.

2. Before embarking on your first in-person investigation, conduct thorough research to identify the most suitable location.

3. If this is your first, second, third, or fourth time hunting for Bigfoot, it is advisable to bring at least one other person who is not afraid of the dark. Squatches are primarily nocturnal creatures, making nighttime the optimal time for such activities.

4. Lastly, do not be intimidated by the prospect of hunting for Bigfoot at night. This is a crucial aspect of the experience.

 

I used to live in rural Montgomery County Texas in 1986. The property was 3 acres and bordering the Sam Houston National Forest. At around 14 or 15 years old a friend and I used to have fun walking out deep into the woods beyond the property until we couldn’t hear anything but the eerie quiet of the sticks during a cold winter evening.

We would bring backpacks full of basic camping supplies and set up a little area to make a fire and cook whatever we could find while drinking stolen alcohol from dad’s cabin, smoke dirt weed, and pretend we were “lost in the woods”.

On one of these nights we were joking around having fun and started talking about Bigfoot and how amazing it would be to see one. (We were both fans of cryptozoology and had our minds blown by the Patterson Gymlan footage.) My buddy jokingly stood up, charged toward a tree line and started beating his chest and screaming like a gorilla very loudly.

What followed still makes all the hairs on my back stand up, because something responded deep in the woods that sounded like a (for lack of a better description) GIANT fucking animal that screamed/groaned so loudly it sounded like it came out of a megaphone. It was immediately recognizable as not human and we both froze in horror. The scream was followed by what sounded like a loud BANG like a large branch crashing against the ground or maybe a tree.

When I say we ran 3 miles home in pure terror I mean we SPRINTED the fuck out of there.

It sounded exactly like some of the alleged Sasquatch audio recordings you can find around the internet, but in person you could feel the bass in your chest. Absolutely horrifying.

I’ve been utterly fascinated in the phenomenon since.

www.bigfootencounters.com/articles/issciencefair.htm

Dr. Eisner responds in detail to footprint evidence put forward by Jeff Meldrum. This article is old and lesser known but to my knowledge it’s the only one where someone who also specializes in feet challenges Jeff’s findings.

I find Dr. Eisners challenge to the mid-tarsal break to be very compelling.

Part 2 of the Ape Island project. Yes, the locals do call it ape island.

I just saw another video of Todd Standing purporting to film another Sasquatch. This video, unsure of the date, but it was filmed in an undisclosed area of the Canadian Rockies and it shows a large animal purported to be a large male Sasquatch. The video is so unstable and so short that very little information can be obtained from the video, and Todd will not disclose the location due to danger from bears, etc.
I find Todd to be so uncredible. His other videos that supposedly show Sasquatch with neatly combed hair/fur peering through tree branches are laughable to me.
I don’t mean to offend anyone that believes the opposite of what I believe about Todd. I think Todd does so much damage to legitimate Sasquatch videos and information.

Huge animal seen by Pilots of two separate Aircraft. Running and hiding and big.

My name is Jeremiah Byron, and I’m the host of Bigfoot Society — a podcast dedicated to hearing real, firsthand encounters with Sasquatch straight from the witnesses themselves.

I’m currently looking for guests who have had a personal encounter with Bigfoot and are willing to share their experience on the show. Whether it was a brief sighting, footprints, sounds in the night, or a full face-to-face encounter — your story matters and deserves to be heard.

Here’s what to expect:
✅ A relaxed, respectful conversation
✅ Recorded remotely — you can join from anywhere
✅ No prior podcast experience needed
✅ Your encounter will be shared with a community that believes you

If you’ve been waiting for a safe space to tell your story, this is it.

📩 Email me directly at bigfootsociety@gmail.com — I’d love to hear from you!

Here I’ve linked a good video on “blurry,” low effort skepticism by Bob Gymlan (GOAT). Honestly, it gets exhausting.

In this scenario, if a Bigfoot is spotted, our first instinct as humans in the modern world is fight or flight, and mostly flight if you’re sane. Almost nobody in that situation, unless maybe a combat veteran, is going to immediately reach for their phone.
If it’s far enough away, which seems to be where most photos and videos come from, most people with a modern phone in the woods are automatically going to zoom in to try to get a better picture or video with more detail. But the moment you zoom in, the quality and clarity usually drop. Forgive my lack of photography education, but from my own experience, zooming in lowers quality, and sharing media online lowers it even more. Both of these things can make identification difficult.

Almost nobody wants to get close enough to positively identify one, even if they did, Bigfoot would probably run away anyway.

TLDR: phone cameras are not as good as you think. if you really want to capture bigfoot bring a DSLR.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.