New Bigfoot Documentary 2023 | The Cascades Encounter 

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Bro where in Victoria did you go camping??

Where about in Vic?

whew! glad you made it out!🫣

Hey I believe you. We have Big Foot in Far North Queensland

I would be most appreciative if you'd share your encounters, Doug. Thank you for your hard work investigating this phenomenon!

@@vikingmike1126 Okay Mike, I don't normally share that openly, but I'll try to sit down and put together all three, one at a time, next weekend. I don't like to leave any loose ends for further questioning so they might be too detailed, but I will do it for any serious investigator, especially those privileged to live in the PNW where the largest concentration of Sasquatch reside in the lower 48, second only to B.C., Canada. My encounters were all unexpected except, perhaps, the one at Skookum Meadow because I was not in two of the areas with thoughts about such a thing occurring. Skookum Meadow was the best of all three over a 25 year period. I'll probably post each separately. Thanks for the interest.

@@douglastrapp8975 Thanks, look forward to it. I had a strange encounter in August 2019 in the mountains wayyyy north of Coquitlam, BC in a very remote valley. At the time I wasn't really seriously believing in BF, but I didn't disbelieve either. Now that I have researched more, I think I understand what was going on and would like to return. But I don't want to go alone. I need to network with other people who might be interested in going. I have joined the local BFRO expedition but I'm not sure how many people I will meet from there in the next few months. It is a gruelling 2+ day hike to get there, which may be why they decided to call that place home. I could be wrong of course and it was nothing, but it was pretty strange.

@mark2073 I've been in remote areas many times, sometimes flown in by helicopter in Alaska, and those areas are certainly worth the trip. I have also had with me "looky-loos" who did nothing but everything they should not have, and did nothing but disrupt the trip. Today I only go to areas where I am sure Sasquatch reside when I have very trusted and dedicated people with me ... never alone. I'm also getting too old to bushwhack my way through the woods without injury, so I prefer areas accessible by logging roads in the Gifford-Pinchot National Forest and within the Mt. Adams, Hood, and St Helens Triangle, which I believe has the largest concentration of Sasquatch residents (breeding zones) in the lower 48. Every encounter I have had (1980, 1991, 2006) were in that same describe habitat type. Indian Heaven Wilderness and the surrounding area in Skamania County are probably the best of all places to explore if one is looking for an encounter with a Sasquatch, where few if any other people will be present, based on my experience, although there are several additional areas in Oregon and Washington that meet the same criteria. Powerful handguns are suggested for protection against potential vagrant criminals, not necessarily wildlife.

My Three Encounters with a Sasquatch I must begin by explaining that I had been familiar with Sasquatch through research for many years before my first possible encounter, of which all three of these should be categorized. I cannot present evidence that any of these were Sasquatch encounters, since I did not bring back the body, and was unable to cast the tracks in the third encounter due to the hard substrate. Most of my background before this was investigative, only witnessing week-old footprint lines or being allowed to study the Patterson film with Dan Perez and Rene Dahinden. Basically, I was part of a group who investigated Sasquatch reports including those listed in several books, seeking commonalities in these reports. I noticed that most of the reports with commonalities were located in wilderness areas ranging from Northern California to Southern and Central B.C., Canada, and I decided to move up to Washington and join other local researchers there shortly after the Mt St Helens blast of May 18th, 1980. My first encounter was during a backpacking trip I decided to take shortly after my discovery of Sasquatch tracks on the Stillaguamish river in Robe, Washington. Earlier I had joined a few locals from Granite Falls on a camping trip to Lake Kelcema on the Mountain Loop Highway and knew that remoteness was available there. Open arrival that day in October 1980 I gathered my gear and began the trek up the trail toward the lake where I would proceed further back than others on wildlife trails. The skies were cloudy, and it was drizzling, but I didn’t think much about that. I made a camp among some old growth timber, far away from any campers who usually stayed near the lake, and as the sun began to drop, the rain did too. Soon it was raining hard, so I dug a trench around my tent before the sun went down. At this point I had nothing to do other than sip some brandy, read a book, and listen to music on my portable cassette player. I had my lantern inside the tent with me, even though that is not advisable, and the rain poured down. At around midnight I heard something outside of my tent. It was a slushy sound at first, then becoming obvious to be bipedal steps in the water-soaked substrate sounding me. Outside was complete total darkness, so my tent probably looked like a beacon in the woods. I immediately assumed it was a person and screamed out “Better Get The Fuck Out Of Here Or You Will Die, Son-Of-A-Bitch!!!” as I grabbed my hunting knife preparing for battle. Quickly the steps walked (slushed) off away from my camp. I stayed awake for a few more hours before feeling safe again, and the next morning I ventured out after the rain subsided but didn’t find any footprints. I didn’t think I would, due to the spongy substrate, but I tried. I pondered the situation for some time after that. Why would a person walk up to a tent at midnight during a heavy rainstorm in a remote off-trail forest, far away from others? Also, that would be a difficult task in such conditions, so why did I not hear the hard breathing of exhaustion? Today I believe this was a Sasquatch, curious of my tent, content in it’s environment, loving every minute of the darkness and heavy rain, but soon to learn it was not a safe place to be curious.

Thank you! What area in the cascades are you close to?

Thank you Troy!

You can't commit? You think people are lying about their encounters.? This isn't the only time people have described these creatures vocals and language. What else is it? What other creatures do these things? Yes they're real they exist. They're seen and heard all over the world

I know, its a tough subject to accept for a lot of people in our time. The history of these beings and so much MORE, go back to every culture, they teach us these are ALL myths and, to much imagination. They were not ALL wrong, there`s much writings about them, Minotaur, Saytor, Enkdu from Gilgamesh, the Lion-men in the Bible, India has a history of many more even more than Egypt or Greece, its all about DNA, so muh was done in the ancient of India, the genetics still come through to this day, its hard to comprehend looking at a ten foot being with a mans face!

there is more evidence of bigfoot than there is for God

@@Pierre-wm3xs Except there is zero proof they exist.

Wow.

... and I know why you can't!

Same here. Grew up hunting and fishing with my grandfather, father, brothers and friends. I'd take my 30 days leave and go hunting around the country and never seen nor heard a Bigfoot. I've heard lots of elk, deer, coyotes, some wolves and a few times some curious bears. Hmm. 🤔 I fly my dji Mavic 3 drone with thermal just to see if I'd get lucky and spot one - no luck. also, guess what, no darn ufo's or little aliens 🥴

I live in near by Hessdalen, Norway. Ufo hotspot:) We see them maybe 2-3 times a year. Its crazy. Orbs chasing cars, huge `flood light` from some sort of portals that opens and close. Some years ago a huge perfect square piece of fauna (many tons) vanished hight up in the mountains. There a research station here catching them on radar. We have also our own `Roswell` incident. In 1947 a huge wite egg like object came roaring out from the sky towards the valley, seemingly with problems. The sound stopped and It flatten out just before hitting ground, going up and down through the valley and ended up `crashing` and sink in Djupsjøen (Deep lake). The egg from another world we call it. Theres a streaming service and a youtuber making an episode on the phenomena right now. They have found something on sonar now in Djupsjøen. Divers are about to go under the ice and check. its so fakking cool, I live 100 metres away from Djupsjøen 😃 if men in black is to appear, Ill kick em in the groin

@@kevinvissing9540 Where do you live? I am in Vancouver BC and want to return to a spot I think I encountered them in August 2019 but I don't want to go alone. It's a 2 day hike to get there, 2 days back, so about a week total realistically.

Thank you Teresa! We will continue to share our experiences.

I asked cuz I investigate myself

Thank you!

Thank you!

My concern about this story is when people encounter a BF speak about a horrible smell from the creatures, I have never encountered a BF but have smelled Elk that came within 20 yards.

​@@mikebarrager8293 Well, there are plenty of explanations for that... One being, there are plenty of accounts of people that have had encounters with them that reported no smell at all. Even from accounts of up close encounters or direct sightings. Another possibility is that the wind is blowing in the opposite direction away from the person or that the conditions (weather, time of year, temperature, humidity level, air quality, ect..) at that time are helping mask the scent more or aren't conducive to enhancing it for it to be picked up from a distance. The other thing to take into consideration is, not everyone has the same level of ability to smell things. Some people are more sensitive to scents than others and some could literally be sprayed in the face by a skunk and barely smell a thing. And speaking of skunks, there's a reason why one of the nicknames for Sasquatch are "Skunk Ape" and "Stink Ape. There's a theory that Sasquatch has a stink gland and can use it, at will, as a defense mechanism or deterrent, similar to that of a skunk. Which could explain why not everyone has a smell associated with an encounter. It could also be that there are different subspecies of Sasquatch and some of them evolved and developed a stink gland and some didn't. My point is, there are many rational reasons to explain this, so I wouldn't count anything out based off of that.

Haven't heard her mention any odor. That's.......odd.

being armed will just get you killed

Wow that’s amazing. Have you considered putting recorders out?

I had the same affiliation with them above Oroville CA. I left them alone, they did same.i would occasionally see them, or a single one, no eye contacf,just went along with my business.. I would never see or hear BF, if i had anything electrical on me.. they dont want to be recorded, or filmed..

My friend did too....Boyd Bartlett ...see many said he makes friends with a certain families

That's fascinating. Do you have any idea or insight on why this individual was so upset and was vocalizing like it was? Is it because there are people posted up all over his home, and he can't get them out? Like he could, but they have to know that deaths or disappearances bring LOTS of people and attention. (And I know you aren't claiming to be an expert; it's like saying to you, oh you live near a dude from Belgium? Why do you think my neighbor that speaks German feels such and such...its a broken, diagonal line that doesn't respect their individuality or emotional lives, I get that, I do, yet I'm still asking if, due to your long association, as sensitive as it has had to be, you have any insight into their inner lives, their thoughts or feelings, their hopes or disappointments. Thank you in advance if you see fit to answer.)

Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much!

Thanks for watching and hearing our story!

It can be creepy!

But that’s where you find the mystery!

That’s a sure remedy for skeptics, let them spend a night or two out there and experience what these guys have, then at sunrise ask who’s still a skeptic.

I'm still waiting for a fucking picture

I hunt black bear and elk in the forested mountains of Idaho and if you want to harvest one of these animals, you have to be where they are including sleeping where they are. I'm never scared but I have a healthy respect for them and their environment. Never have I seen nor heard a sasquatch but I know they're there as well.

Welcome! Thank you for watching!

Thank you so much!

That’s awesome!

@@Severon1965 nope it was dark. It’s happened 2x in the same area .

Thank you!

Thanks Howard! Good luck in your search.

I live in Nelson BC about 40 minutes North of Colville in Canada 🇨🇦 we have many Sasquatch living around here so I’m sure there in Colville National Forest keep lookin Howard 👍🏻

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks Noel! Miss you!

Thanks for watching! It’s hard saying what it was upset about. Possibly just us camping where people don’t usually camp.

Thanks for watching!

But the idea would be to catch real audio and even thermal video instead of relying on imitations in a fantastic story telling session later.

Thanks for watching Judith!

Thank you! It can be very frustrating when they seem so close, but remain out of sight.

@@salishsasquatch Yup…..frustrating and really strange. If we ever talk I’ll share a couple stories that’ll get ur head spinning. 🤯

You can't see them because they are paranormal. They can easily push a tree over while they are invisible. Giddy up!

They are adept at "cloaking."

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

Thank you very much!

That’s possible.

Where?…saw mine at big manistee river

Thanks Pete!

Thanks Mr Mitchell!

Thanks for watching!

Hank, I've heard several researchers who camp out in remote place say they get better contacts if they have a fair size fire going. It's like the creatures know they can get in quite close without being seen.

@@morrisjensen1959 do you know these researchers personally?

No, Hank - Just videos were people recount their stories. @@4GuysOnWatch

They are definitely masters of the shadows. I’ve heard that they even know how close they can get before a motion light will trigger. Where was your encounter?

Thanks Jacinta!

Thank you too!

Thank you!

Where’s Coles Corner Rd?

@salishsasquatch8373 I'm trying to remember more exact directions. I'm pretty sure that it's the main road turn off before getting to the mostly dirt FS road that goes to the horse camps. Lake 22, Spider Meadows, Phelps Basin Trails are all on that same road. Chiwawa is the name of the camp or the creek. It was late September. I slept in a tent on the ground. I remember laying in the sleeping bag, wondering what that noise, and those vibrations, was and then deciding in must be elk jumping over logs in the surrounding forest, lol. Maybe the rut, or something. Sometimes, it sounded like hooves on wood. I asked some of the others in our group camp; one answered in a weird kind of a way. Something about that wasn't elk jumping... He had alot of experience camping and hiking in the Cascades.

It seems that with the subject of bigfoot, there’s always something we miss or something we could have done differently. Thank you for watching!

Glad you enjoyed it

Wow that’s interesting.

Thanks Brother/Sister !

Wonder why the government would suppress this creatures existence.great comment

We had thermal cameras, but couldn’t see anything. That area is pretty thick.

They can clearly see or hear the infrared of trail cams, so there's really no point except as a deterrent

@@Uncanny_Mountain I thought that alot of these infrared camera have blinking red lights to indicate infrared operation. Even I can see that, so clearly they can too.

Has no one ever thought of getting a 120,000-200,000 lumens flashlight? Next time you think this trickster entity is close by; light that fcking thing up, and the whole forrest around it 😂 At least get a visual. I’ve seen a small black sea urchin looking orb with spikes sticking out of it in all directions; with a purple, and white glow/aura surrounding it…in broad day light while hiking up 7000ft. Moved completely silent at a very slow speed. It was descending towards the ground from way up off the side of this mountain..

​@@Uncanny_Mountainthey can see if light apparently.

Nothing new

Thank you!

Thanks for watching @laptop4689!

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Thank you for watching!

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I’m not sure. It seems as if Russia, China and Australia have something similar to bigfoot.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Was kind of pretty.

Thanks!

Thanks! We’ll definitely be putting out more of our encounters.

Thanks Dan! We still camp there multiple times a year.

Never been there but Nordegg is a beautiful area.

It was good.

exactly what heard!@@salishsasquatch

exactly what heard!@@salishsasquatch

Thanks James!

Great story! Thanks for sharing.

I've actually walked around barefoot on Mississippi River bank

The Cascades is a big mountain range. There’s definitely pockets that get a significant amount of reports. Especially certain areas in Skamania County.

No people are just talking about it more now and for some it was decades ago. People don't talk about their experiences because of people like you.

Some folks don't get it and their energy literally repels them, maybe that's your case, I've been back country camping all over the Colorado rockies and the Sangre de Cristo's since the 70's and can confirm they're there

Thank you very much!

Thank you in Australia!

Thank you Mary!

Thanks for watching Patrick!

Thank you!

It’s definitely a good audio clip.

It was for sure!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! We’ll keep that in mind.

Thank you.

Actual evidence??Trees falling in the woods and sounds that could be made by many difference animals (or people) are not what I would call "actual evidence."

@@sharonw2475tree fall 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 pushed dear pushed

'Actual evidence'?' Lmao That's cute that you enjoyed the show but I think you may have been confused here.

@@KeithLauter-oc1fi 'No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot'

I hope you get the opportunity!

That’s awesome!

Anyway I can get ahold of you to hear your stories?

@joslynmoses9024 are you by chance from the Colville reservation? Basing that on your last name and wild land firefighting.

I’m not surprised, dogs and Sasquatch don’t “mesh”

Thanks for the props! I don’t see anything there in that time frame.

What happened?

Hello and thank you for the compliment! We try to always have audio recording at campouts but in all honesty, we have missed some amazing clips🥴

We hope you like the rest!

No kidding

it's hard to say!

That’s interesting.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks Leroy!

Having a tree come down close to camp can be scary.

@@salishsasquatch i was camping and I saw trees that were pushed into other trees there was scat over 2 inches thick in the camp and a six inch thick trees twisted .so I thought there might be a bigfoot in the area. I went for a short walk and got a bad feeling and went back. Then sitting on the tailgate i herd a bang i thought it was a gun but there wasn't any people around. Then I heard it again and realized I was a large stick breaking. Then I went to sleep about 12 is when I heard a very large tree get pushed over. Then I put slugs in the shotgun and waited till morning and got out of there something didn't want me around .so I left.

Thank you!

Thank you!

That’s for sure!

If you’re referring to the last stories on there, they did have audio recording, but because of the cold temperatures, their batteries died much faster, and before the encounter. There was audio picked up from a satellite camp about 3/4 of a mile away, but it’s very faint, and hard to make out.

Ha! 😂You’re right about them!

Thank you!

When I was a teenager, something big was walking around my tent on Mt Townsend. It woke us up a few times. Scary night.

@salishsasquatch I can't say I'm surprised. The tall timber up there is dark and there so much thick moss I think even Bigfoot could move around easily with stealth! My dad took me and my siblings up in the mountains here on a regular basis to hike and collect rock and cedar shake wood or cutting our own shingles for our house. This was in the late 80s early 90s atleast when I was there and old enough to have fleeting memory's of hiking all over the trails up there!

Thanks Fred! Not sure who cascade Bigfoot is.

@@salishsasquatch he had a channel a few years ago then he just disappeared 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Awesome!

I’m unaware of one cutting edge researcher.

It's all relative my dear. @@salishsasquatch

Am I communicating with Sara B?@@salishsasquatch

Most likely if a tree is pushed over, the break will happen at it’s weakest point.

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Some of the b-roll may have been filmed in the same area. Please don’t ever mention this encounter in the same sentence as Expedition Bigfoot. This encounter was real.

​@@salishsasquatch why? Neither produced any evidence.

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I had to watch it again. Loved those vocalizations Nathan made at the end. Awesome.