Our latest documentary Sasquatch and the Wolfman was recently featured on the Sasquatch Chronicles website, and I had the honor of joining Wes on Episode 1108 to talk about the film and the journey behind Wildman of the Woods. Huge thanks to Wes for sharing our work and supporting independent Bigfoot research

In Sasquatch and the Wolfman, Bigfoot investigator Jerry Mills and sanctuary founder Catherine Howell uncover new Bigfoot evidence in East Texas, including massive three-toed footprints, chilling vocalizations, and mysterious hair samples. Set at the Twin Rivers Wolf and Wolfdog Sanctuary, this documentary explores the eerie possibility that a Southern Sasquatch—or something even stranger—is lurking just beyond the treeline.

Bigfoot researcher Cliff Barackman discusses the scientific approach to Sasquatch, the importance of fieldwork, and debunks media-driven misconceptions while advocating for public education and habitat preservation.

Sasquatch Odyssey: This documentary explores the enduring mystery of Sasquatch, featuring firsthand accounts, historical context, and theories about the elusive creature's existence and cultural significance.

ThinkerThunker analyzes eerie footage from Salt Fork State Park, Ohio, where a series of bizarre encounters—strange tree structures, mysterious calls, and a shadowy figure dubbed "Smiley"—raise questions about what may lurk in the woods.

In The Search for Florida’s Skunk Ape, filmmaker Erik K. Swanson follows Bigfoot enthusiast Matt Larson and his team as they explore Florida’s wild corridors, uncovering compelling evidence and stories surrounding the legendary creature.

The Hellbent Holler team explores the eerie wilderness of Laurel Creek, uncovering mysterious formations, an abandoned cemetery, and unsettling phenomena that suggest the bigfoot may be watching.

Two military veterans recount chilling encounters with mysterious, predatory creatures in the wilderness, showcasing the darker, more intelligent side of Bigfoot legends.

The American Monster Tour explores the haunting beauty and mystery of Caddo Lake, delving into decades of Bigfoot sightings, local folklore, and firsthand accounts of the elusive "Caddo Creature."

In 1987, a man and his girlfriend were camping west of Salt Fork State Park when a massive Sasquatch chased them from their campsite, forcing them into the dark woods where they became disoriented. The creature confronted them with a deafening roar, and they barely escaped the terrifying encounter using a compass and hidden truck keys.

Emily Fleur views the Patterson-Gimlin Film (PGF) as the most credible evidence of Sasquatch, supported by its anatomical detail, corroborative footprint evidence, and consistent eyewitness testimonies. Drawing on scholarly works by Matt Pruitt, John Green, and Jeff Meldrum, she emphasizes the film's depiction of unique biomechanics, naturalistic features, and physical evidence as cornerstones of its authenticity, elevating the PGF to a critical artifact in Sasquatch research and cultural discourse.

Emily Fleur, creator of The Forest Fleur, shared a profound Sasquatch encounter in Oregon’s Mount Hood National Forest, where she observed a distinct silhouette and experienced powerful vocalizations, including wood knocks and high-pitched calls, that convinced her of Sasquatch’s existence. Her experiences fuel her mission to educate others about Bigfoot, blending curiosity with a call for conservation of this elusive species.

The concept of a dog-man creature is pure myth, with no biological or evolutionary basis, as canines and humans are too genetically distinct to produce such a hybrid. In contrast, Bigfoot is a plausible cryptid rooted in evolutionary history, drawing parallels to extinct hominoid species like Gigantopithecus and Neanderthals, making its existence more scientifically conceivable.

A witness fishing in secluded areas of Ohio reported two unsettling encounters: one in North East Ohio where a large tree shook violently on a calm day and a massive, shadowy figure was seen bounding across a road, and another at Rose Lake in Hocking Hills, where they felt an intense, telepathic sense of being unwelcome. Despite skepticism from others, the witness remains convinced they encountered something extraordinary in both locations.

In this episode of Squatch DTV, Steve Kulls and Chris Bennett explored the scientific basis for Bigfoot's existence, discussing recent primate discoveries, genetic "dark matter," and parallels to extinct species like Gigantopithecus. They highlighted how behaviors of known primates—such as human avoidance, nocturnal activity, and seasonal migration—could explain Bigfoot’s elusiveness in remote, forested regions.

In 2006, a resident in Sanford, Maine, encountered a large, hairy creature estimated to be 7.5 feet tall, leaving 18-inch footprints across their yard as it moved between wooded areas. The creature passed directly in front of the kitchen window, leaving the witness deeply unsettled and unsure of what they had seen.

Credible Bigfoot eyewitness reports often come from reluctant witnesses with no personal gain, consistent accounts across diverse backgrounds, and observations rooted in plausible geographic locations and behaviors. Aleks Petakov emphasizes the importance of scrutinizing claims for detail, collaboration, and historical context to separate genuine encounters from fabrications.

A witness in West Virginia shares a lifetime of Sasquatch encounters, including a deep connection with the Matriarch of a local clan who has watched over them since childhood. After years of denial, the witness now embraces the peaceful relationship, leaving food for the young ones and appreciating the Sasquatch's protective presence over their shared land.