Indiana Bigfoot Documentary Part 1 - They Are Here!

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• MO

  @MommaX35446 · 10 months ago

  We live in NW Indiana. My oldest son is/was an avid fisherman, even as a child. Approximately 20 years ago we lived out in the country on the Indiana/Illinois state line and there was a small creek nearby. During summer break he would pack his fishing gear in a backpack, get on his bike, ride down to the creek and spend almost the whole day down there fishing by a small bridge. One morning, not unlike any other morning, my son headed down to the creek. On this day he returned home within about an hour - hour and a half which was unusual. I asked him why he was back so early, he gave me some excuse and went to his room. Later that day as we were driving across the bridge on our way into town my son quickly turned to me, white as a sheet, and told me the reason he had come home early that morning was because he had seen big foot. He said it was very big, black, hairy and it just stood there looking at him from the opposite side of the creek. He was so scared he never went back down to that bridge to fish again. Now, I don't know what my son saw and I've never given much thought to whether or not big foot is real, but he, to this day, says he saw a big foot and I believe him.

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• BR

  @BradleyWillis-g5m · 10 months ago

  Had a life changer in 2021, opening day of firearm season for whitetail ,Hoosier national forestry.  Great documentary.

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• J_

  @j_hardesty · 10 months ago

  This is great. I live in Bloomington. I have for 30 years.. just started watching this. Thank you!

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• IE

  @Iehshsiwl · 10 months ago

  I’m a hiker and I’ve been homeless for over ten years here in Indiana. So I work in town but I drive out to different public woods to sleep and camp. Charles deam last I’ve heard a female walking around at 3 am talking jibrish at 3 degrees outside. I wouldn’t recommend it but if you really want a experience park at yellowwood graveyard and hike the Tecumseh north for a few miles until you dip way down to a area where you have to climb out up hill both sides. Beware this area they are mean. I’m in the woods 24/7 it’s my home.

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• SQ

  @SquatchSis-0522 · 9 months ago

  At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtwuoBT0IXo&amp;t=3120">52:00</a> it reminds me of an experience in 2022 when we had bad fires in and around the Mount Hood National Forest and I went up Eagle Fern Creek. I was so upset, and angry with tears, about the fires. I pulled over and got out to take a video or pic&apos;s of the smoke in the air and as I got in I spoke angry words about who I thought was responsible. And as I did, about 75&apos; away a tree was pushed over. Immediately I just knew someone felt my feelings, maybe even heard my thoughts and did that on cue! It was as if my feelings had a trojectory that brought that tree down. I seemed to feel the as well

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• 1W

  @1wicked2008 · 11 months ago

  yes we have them .. had my sighting in park county mid 90&apos;s

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• IS

  @Ispywithmylittleeye-HuH · 10 months ago (edited)

  My Mother in Law and my Brother in Law both told me a story just like that one dude. They were out Ginseng hunting and walked over a hill into a part of the woods and there was no wind, no bugs. no sound. Both say the hair raised on their necks and they turned and ran back. Back in the day you could camp there but not now. She had always swore that Bigfoot lived there. Oh and also...there are strange things there. I will leave it at that. <br>Elk Creek outside of Scottsburg Indiana is a state owned lake and is part of that 1,000 mile trail.

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• ПЕ

  @Пекинка-с9х · 4 months ago

  Nef is the best vocalizer❤

• KE

  @kennethchambers9740 · 2 weeks ago

  Jesus , it was just a brother hitchhiking 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

• ED

  @eddiefannin6177 · 4 weeks ago

  When you hear these branches and stuff busting and breaking at night time. Have you ever thought about going back the next day and walking back there to see if you can find out what it had busted or broke? Or was it just too thick where you heard these branches cracking and breaking that you couldn&apos;t get back there as a person?

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• PA

  @paranormalinmywoods · 6 months ago

  Dude, it&apos;s me- the guy who was feeding Bigfoot last year. &nbsp;This is the new channel- with a great opening. &nbsp;<br>Still haven&apos;t seen the big man.

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• CY

  @cyspy45 · 1 month ago

  Sightings around my area, Owen-Putnam State forest...North West of Spencer...

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