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Sasquatch sighting in Utah
Looking through a thermal camera the witness saw two figures on their bellies that rose to a crouch on their haunches on either side of a tree about two hundred feet away while knocks, whoops, whistles and rock clacking were heard. By the time he rigged his phone to record through the thermal they had dropped back down and the recording shows almost nothing.
Wood knock in Tennessee
While finishing kayak fishing on a lake, the witness heard owls and then two loud knocks from the woods that sounded like wet wood on a dead tree. The witness did not feel fear and could not identify the source.
Wood knock
The witness and his cousin hiked the Birch Knob trail to an overlook, heard a wood knock behind them, then after dark heard a huge thump to the left and a very deep gargling growl to the right. They left and heard twigs breaking above them all the way to the car.
Wood knock in Washington
A family group with friends hiked in to camp at a remote lake. After a joking tree knock received an answering knock, the night brought dog distress, stick-breaking sounds, and heavy bipedal footsteps passing the tents without disturbing food. The next day one camper felt watched while gathering firewood.
Wood knock near Beavertail Lake, British Columbia
While trolling for trout in the fall, visitors heard tree knocks and branches being broken nearby. They returned a couple weeks later in late fall and heard activity again.
Wood knock in Mississippi
The witness was deer hunting alone when he heard repeated wood knocks and then bipedal footsteps circling him. He saw a dark face with an angry eye peering from foliage in front while movement closed in behind, feeling an ambush attempt. He fired a shot behind him, heard four creatures run off on two legs, then heard crow-like calls.
Whoop in Pennsylvania
The guest and three college friends drove to a remote back road at night to make whoops and knocks as a fun outing. Something answered with similar whoops and knocks and approached as they moved into the woods. The guest briefly saw a hair-covered biped moving between trees and later all four watched eyeshine peer from behind a tree before fleeing to the car and driving back to college.
Wood knock in Washington
The guest and two companions were sitting in a truck at night in Washington when a very fast, close triple knock was recorded. He says there was a lot of activity that night including a charge that was not a bluff.
Wood knock near Erie County
A few months before the show the witness revisited the childhood creek site in late afternoon. The witness heard a distinct wood knock deeper in the woods and heard a dog barking with a whimper, then decided to return inside.
Wood knock
Neighbor kids reported hearing knocking sounds from trees north of town the same night.
Wood knock in Saskatchewan
Shortly after returning to the same camp for a bear hunt, the witness heard three distinct knocks from across the river. The guide arrived at the same time, heard the same sound, denied it was a moose, and appeared frightened. They discussed that others in the area talked about Sasquatch-like sightings.
Wood knock in Saskatchewan
The witness was placed in a blind before dawn on a paid whitetail hunt. Over about an hour he heard loud wood-on-wood knocks roughly every 15 minutes that seemed to approach from several hundred yards to near the blind. He later heard movement in a nearby ravine but could see nothing, and the trip organizer suggested the sound was a moose.
Wood knock near Coloma, Montana
The guest camped at Coloma with one other person and did tree knocks. Something responded and came up to shake his tent during the night. He stayed inside and did not see whether it was a Bigfoot or a mountain giant.
Sasquatch sighting
While camping alone for research over weeks hearing knocks and calls, the witness walked past a small thicket in late afternoon light. What looked like a stump grimaced and growled when he reached for his camera, so he left it alone and kept walking. He remained anxious for hours because his camp was very close and he was unarmed.
Odor near Broken Bow Area, Oklahoma
While working as a contractor clearing brush around cabins after dark, the guest repeatedly felt watched while carrying water from a creek. He smelled a strong musky odor from upstream that later stopped, then heard a loud snap across the road and a second larger snap minutes later without hearing movement. He stayed to ensure the fire was out, then left and texted a local researcher friend.
Vocalization
A couple renting a remote mountain home reported ongoing harassment including rocks thrown at the house, door handles turning, vocalizations, and stick structures. The activity reportedly intensified when the husband was home and included at least five creatures circling the house and tapping the walls. Prior renters had fled the property, and the current residents asked how to make the activity stop.
Sasquatch sighting
A hunter from an earlier episode reportedly watched a Sasquatch repeatedly hit a tree with a rock and listen to it, then push the tree over. The creature then pulled a possum from the deadfall, killed it against another tree, and ate it.
Wood knock in New York
The witness kayaked into a remote river area in the Adirondacks to fish and camp alone. On two consecutive nights he heard loud rapid tree knocks followed by prolonged crashing, pacing and movement around his tent. On the second night the activity escalated and he heard powerful lion-like roars and screams from about 50 feet away that left him terrified. In the morning he found a large human-like footprint about 15 inches long near his kayak and left the area.
Odor near Fort Leiden, New York
The witness went to check his father's hunting stand and found it ripped off the tree and twisted by the fence. He smelled rotting flesh, got knocks in response to his knock, and heard his whistle mimicked. Returning to his ATV he found it flipped over with a partial print nearby, then had rocks of increasing size thrown at him as he fled.
Wood knock in Utah
While elk hunting, the witness heard with a bionic ear a sharp knock followed by muffled knocks and occasional dog-like barks from a steep juniper mountain with no campers present. A pack of coyotes barked then stopped while the knocking continued. He theorized a Bigfoot was knocking cones from pines, smashing them, and eating ripe pine nuts.