This is the ideal approach to this subject. Measurable evidence and lack of Woo. One of the top episodes in STM imo

👋💚Rewatching on a chilly raining Sunday in Cali....love this STM channel 🙂💯👍

Thank You everyone at Small Town Monsters for y'all's amazing channel and thank you for the work and research you put into each and every video i seriously do appreciate it. Thanks again and have a blessed day everyone

Eli continues to bat 1.000 with this his latest episode. Great story about the building acquisition and the many who use the building to conduct research. How beautiful is the Pacific Northwest! Thank you STM for another great video.

Very cool, you know I've watched all sorts of Big Fella channel's and y'all by far are the best. One thing I am hesitant to say, is someone is going to have to shoot one before it's accepted. I'm just being real, and now a days folks don't like truth. I say this from experience, it's been a very long time ago that one of them gilded across a Colorado mountain road at 2 am. Needless to say it changed two 17 year olds, one that refuses to acknowledge it ever happened and one that didn't talk about it for 45 years. About 3 weeks after this encounter I joined the Navy and traveled the world, and during that time I thought about it daily. About 16 months ago I talked to a well known podcaster and that was the first time I told someone else. Didn't go well but he suggested I contact Scott Carpenter RIP, he answered the best he could and really helped me. Thanks Brian

@Bryan-jd7os

5 ай бұрын

Why didn't it go well when you talked to the well known podcaster?

@Mach11976

5 ай бұрын

@@Bryan-jd7os I'll tell you, when you speak of something for the first time (encounter). It's rough, I must have spoken to him 4 or 5 times on the phone and then all of a sudden you are on a podcast. I'm talking about something that is not supposed to exist. Thanks Brian

@elainroles7217

5 ай бұрын

What if it is more human than you think? Do you think you could look it in the eyes and shoot it?

@Mach11976

5 ай бұрын

@@elainroles7217 Nope, I could not. But there are people that will.

@Bryan-jd7os

5 ай бұрын

@Mach11976 wow, thanks for sharing. I have not seen one but have been listening to encounters for a couple years and I can't imagine what a shock to the system it would be. Do mind if I ask which Podcaster you spoke with?

Best videos on Bigfoot research by far

@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059

5 ай бұрын

and with zero proof too!

@59Alaskan

5 ай бұрын

​​@@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059 you want proof? Go find it!! You want to be convinced, find all you can until you do. We can't prove anything on YT or FB, etc!! You know that, so shut your trap!

TOO COOL! What a place! Easily one of your best episodes guys. Bravo!

I really like the approach of the OP, which is all about documenting. Total support!

It seems to me these things are smart enough to recognize that you are paying close attention to their tracks. I would highly recommend removing the extra plaster and returning the area to its natural state. I would suspect they have the intelligence to change their behavior if they suspect you are tracking them. Just a thought

I want to quit my job, and spend ever dollar in the woods up there. Cheers

👋💚 Watching again, beautiful footage scenery and Sasquatch Bigfoot probably figured to investigate you all😉😁💚 being their not only elusive but intelligent as well💯👍

This was the first video that popped up on my KZread this morning. Very interesting. I watched the whole thing. Let the commercials roll and I hit subscribe. Anyways, keep producing great videos like this

That was a Great presentation 🌹🌹 Love all your hard work!!! It will pay off one day. Great job! Well done🌹 and what fun🌹

Those prints were so visible ,great job!

Once again, thanks for the movie. VERY interesting. Love it.

💚👋👣 Great presentation of the footprints and investigation around the area of the headquarters😮💚💯👍how intriguing❣️

Fantastic documentary Eli!

I love this channel every video is exciting. I don't need to see Sasquatch to enjoy and believe in your research the content and serious approach to the research is impressive. TY all for this series.

Let's go.... Small Town Monsters...

Another excellent episode! Yeah, the OP are def on the right track, for sure! Side note: I'm sure others have noticed, but at 22:42 to 23:02 there is just audio of Cliff talking and no video (black screen).

an excellent documentary, surveying and documenting the track was especially rewarding as this is real evidence.

Excellent ❤ Film, had to laugh on getting a Wildlife Biologist that isn’t a Bigfoot Enthusiast like most of us STM Fans… ❤. This topic is a extremely interesting and intriguing ❤

Love your videos and the investigations... Cleveland love you guys...

Another good one! Thanks!

Great segment

Wish I lived in the OP neighborhood- such a unique property and its amazing that tracks have been made from vantage points right there! Keep up the good work team ❤

Oh definitely a Scottish sasquatch red hair is our trait 😂😂...fantastic post i so enjoy these my favourite thing to watch on these snowy nights Angie in Scotland

This was incredible episode really help show more things I can due when finding prints in areas I research and it was really nice talking to the Olympic project guys at squatchfest and because i could not figure out what I was doing wrong in my cast because I am in same terrain as shown in this video on the Oregon coast range. And all my cast turn out like that.

Man what an amazing story. What an amazing group of men. I was born at the wrong time. Oh i wish i was a part of this. Much respect gentlemen!!! Qhat you have is priceless. What you are giving back ,priceless. But i know you know this.

That's some awesome footage video😊

I am just so mesmerized by your work , your beautiful videos , and love love the music you choose 💜🤎 Fantastic Masterpieces, Thank You 🙏

I love watching this channel!

Awesome research video showing the dedication, perseverance and patience in discovering more credible findings. Eli your filming is so good and your narration cadence just right. Alek also has a great narration voice. Clear pronunciation of words. Enjoyed this video and it looks like you’re getting closer to sighting this creature. Stay safe in those woods. I don’t know how you can do an overnite in the dark, let alone sleep. My eyes would be the size of an owls! ;). Any noise I’d think it’s coming. That takes courage.

That's hilarious! Donuts are for coffee.. in the morning!

absolutely riveting thank you guys.

Thanks Eli! 👣

I live on the OP and come across trackways like this every once in a while one day ill find one with more toe detail and get quality casts. Great video as usual

awesome video guys

Super video. Thank you

These guys gotta hit gold and film the Bigfoot in raw day light someday soon!

I really liked this. Seeing all the care they take to document! Thanks Eli!

Appreciate STM approach, they don’t make stuff up! So Grateful that Derek & Wally found this place, i’v met so many Great People during my time at that Cabin! Derek, Shane, Chris, Todd, all OP members are Great People first off, as well as Researchers!

Thank you for sharing boys epic show on youtube. God bless from The land of The Trolls🇺🇸🇳🇴

Make sure to leave trail cameras and some snacks for the Sasquatches would help a lot other than that great video as always :)

That saying rings so true. It's not about new landscapes but about having new eyes. In other words, at least my interpretation of that saying is. Appreciating what is already around you by opening your eyes and paying more attention to your current surroundings. I often tell this to my beginner birding class students. Except my twist on it is; "Keep your eyes to the skies because you never know what your going to miss".

I lived in Ashford, and I ran a power hammer to do metalwork. It wasnt will years into it that I started thinking that my hammering might have drawn something to the house, because I always had things thrown at the house day and night.

When talking about tracks its sad they have to be specific because there's always hate Beautiful scientific report!

You guys are the shnizz! thanks!

Awesome! Can't wait!

these are the guys i would donate money to if i had some lol

It might help to find an area - or nest - where these creatures groom each other. A hair with follicle could be found.

You know, it’s going to be some random tourist in the middle of nowhere that has never heard of Sasquach, that gets that golden video of Sasquach playing with his children…..thinking it’s a bear and it’s cubs.

Being aware of your surroundings, Not living in denial about reality is the key to understanding your place in the world. In turn finding truth everywhere you look.

It seems to me that based on the trackways found around the cabin, that it's the Squatches that are watching the Squatchers that are watching the Squatches 🤔. It also shows how highly intelligent and inquisitive these beings are to come down to the cabin and try to get a peek at what the humans are up to. Kudos to the Olympic Project for their determination and the hard work that they all put into their research to find definitive scientific evidence. Also a big thank you to Eli and STM for the outstanding documentaries to cover the groups and people out there in the field looking to help bring more evidence to light.

Most of the Monsters work in Washington District of Corruption........

Old mate in the green jumper looks like he needs to sleep for a week straight lol

👣🤗🏆🙏 Thank you for sharing

Your cabin walls get repeatedly slapped by an unknown creature, and you don't have any cameras aimed at the exterior of your cabin? Come on.

@SteadfastFaith

5 ай бұрын

Given that these things are said to avoid cameras, pointing one at the building may result in reduced activity. But I understand what you’re saying.

@skipperwarp9

5 ай бұрын

@@SteadfastFaith” they avoid cameras” sounds like a massive cop out

@steec6713

5 ай бұрын

​@skipperwarp9 they either do avoid cameras (or we would have footage), or they aren't real. Which one?

@CampingWithSasquatch

5 ай бұрын

@@SteadfastFaithwas thinking the same… and yeah they definitely avoid cameras… and sometimes smash them

@justindungey4197

5 ай бұрын

They won’t come around at all if you do that exactly why they tell you to do that if you have Sasquatch issues

First xtra 10 million dollars I have....I’m sending to you guys!❤ what you do!👍

@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059

5 ай бұрын

Send some of that my way, I can't find one either.

The chestslap audio sounds just like a moose/big elk shaking its head slapping the ears against the head.

@dontnonowuno9953

5 ай бұрын

Not even close to that much volume

Well done 👍

How much would it cost for you guys to rent a helicopter and have it lower you guys down somewhere remote with enough gear to survive and broadcast live for 3 or 4 days and then have the helicopter extract you guys...could members fund this? Definitely would like to see something like this done in extremely remote areas or current Hotspot

You guys should get a thermal dji drone or a few. Youd be able to cover so much ground so fast.

This is an amazing place. Myself, Sandi Harris and Debi (Jones) Porch spent a week there at the end of September 2020. We spent our days hiking and exploring the forest. It is absolutely beautiful!!!!! We would cook in the cabin and at night we would go to the back of the property across the trail and camp in the forest and that's where we were bluff charged. We found a track way with 15" tracks and a 4 1/2 ft. stride. We also heard whoops when we returned to the cabin after a day of exploring. We didn't "see" Bigfoot but we did see a naked hiker in the perfect "Patty" pose.

@debiporch

5 ай бұрын

Yes! The people involved in The Olympic Project are all wonderful and are putting forth extraordinary efforts and time into their work to learn more about this fascinating creature. We greatly appreciated their generosity in ‘hosting’ us (Sisters of the Moon BF Research Team) while we were there! As Barbara said, we found a great spot for the 3 of us to camp and ended up having some awesome activity during our time there! The Olympic Project is the ‘Crème de la Crème’ in Bigfoot Research!!

@psycholol4855

5 ай бұрын

Patty isn’t a female. Btw.

@JackG79

5 ай бұрын

​@@psycholol4855patty the sasquatch... isn't a female??? Are u high?!?!?

Man this is going to be good

Good Stuff Guys 👌

I still think they can see IR. That's why they never get caught on trail cameras. They can see that little red beam. Just a theory.

I love this channel and iv had my own possible bigfoot experiences in Wisconsin but are those whistles maybe elk?

That guy was quite grumpy about donuts. 😂

At one point one of the guys says they have 60 trail cams out. Sixty trail cams and not one picture or video? One thing I've never understood. Why would they purposely avoid cameras....when they would have no idea what the purpose of a camera is? To an animal, a trail camera is a small green box. They don't know what a picture or video is. Second, one of the "answers" is "they can small human scent on the trail camera, so they purposely avoid it." Then the next story is about a bigfoot coming into a campsite or cabin area and messing with items around the camp. So sometimes they avoid things with human smell and other times they don't are, and will come into a camp and move items around just to mess with people.

Like that tre the shelter for a Bigfoot if it has its smell or if you can find where it's been laying or sleeping. That would be a spot to roll a Bigfoot suit in or 2 of them. To hopefully draw a Bigfoot out in curiosity of what the Bigfoot in the suit is doing

Big foot is one of those things that you have to see it for yourself to believe it. I would love to see one.

Great vieo guys. I am surprised at one thing. You have planted many game cameras in the woods. I am surprised you don't have several along the trackway you have discovered.

Curious? Very similar to the area I go into ... do you ever get pebbles thrown at the cabin in the middle of the night? I've had this happen on my property the past few winters in my cabin. Eli if your ever in Southern Or. Look me up!

Ground sensors is a great idea

How ironic that I've driven by this cabin on a few occasions, I know exactly where it is but I won't reveal the location, keep up the good work

I'm hoping someday they try using chimp and gorilla territorial display recordings i think it would prolly be dangerous to do so but I think if they but a dummy up with a camera recording it and played said territorial display they'd get one to attack

@briancavanaugh7604

5 ай бұрын

I agree that this would be dangerous. I think it is borderline INSANE to do call blasting of bigfoot recordings. When you have NO IDEA what those recordings are saying it seems like a very bad idea to blast them. If we had one sentance of an alien laguage but we had no idea what it said there is no way we would endlessly broadcast it.

Thanks

The big guy brings me peace.

Trust me pal, I know all about Corona California! My grandfather lives in Temecula. I'm from NJ, but I go out there all the time. Lol.

One billionaire could give several research organizations all the equipment they need and pay their salaries for a decade each and not even notice the money was missing from their accounts

Good Story👍

Heck with cameras, get some clay and create a "moat" around the cabin of pliable clay to get prints, ridges and all.

I'm curious about the scans of the foot print what is used to do it? The casts are neat but can really see the definition in the scans. Are they computer generated or how is it scanned equipment wise?

I have seen a cinnamon coloured Sasquatch in British Columbia. It was seven feet tall and it sure had a very musky smell to him.

Nearest neighbour 1/2 mile away..thats less than 1 kilometre...ive lived in the bush with my nearest neighbour 5 kilometres away and just a main rural highway running past the property....other side of the road was a protected national Forrest and on my side was just Bushland with a clearing and large shed convered to a home, had Woodfire stove, drywall pannels inside and electrical supplied by a generator in a small shed out the back of the property, a large clear plastic drum ontop of a tripod stand 10m high with rainwater pumped from rainwater tanks..the sun would warm the water.. during periods of no rain id fill up a bucket with water to wash myself with lol, top up generator when lights Started flickering it was 1 hours drive to town pulling out onto the highway with a 100kph speed limit

I’ve got the popcorn ready ❤️

Forecasting your tracks, but after you have gathered all data from them, have you ever considered using different colored powder in the track in order to make pictures stand out more before casting? Especially for tracks that are a bit less defined due to leaves or etc. crushed within the track. I would think even plaster powder or something black or even brown would really help photographs pop, and would not bother your cast at all. Food for thought

You can pick wild mushrooms to finance your research. The very act of picking their mushrooms will attract their curiosity!

Interesting place for a guy to be playing the bagpipes?

I don't think this human animal is a monster; he has families, he lives in the wild on what nature gives him, he is intuitive, intelligent and just wants to defend his home and family from scary humans..

I was born and raised in the okanagan. Ull finds lots of stories here about ogopogo people have done so many investigations in the lake. I hope u guys get lucky. Give a shout out when u get to k-town. I suggest coming on a full moon. Seems to be when it's sighted most.

1:59 Dude looks like Scott Calvin from the Santa Claus..

you guys need multiple scan eagles {built by Insitu, autonomous high duration drones)

Sasquatch can see IR, probably like we see a flashlight beam. That's the reason they avoid game cams. If researchers could alter game cams to trigger via seismic sensor (no remote) they'd have a chance.

the different hair colors are no different that humans having different hair color. some even say that youngsters and young adults have the cinnamon color hair which darkens to black and then gray/white as they age.

I had a cougar sighting on that property around 1987. Don’t think there was any structure back then was just an open meadow along the highway.

They might be here in small numbers in uk Scottish highlands

Don’t limit thyself over age! I worked 12 hr shifts till 65 in Security and protection so I was fit , strong, I patrolled, 35 floor office towers, climbed their stairs , the job kept me fit

Should try music to bring them near, it might work