Researchers Take Crazy Photo of Bigfoot! | Bigfoot: The Road to Discovery

Researchers near Mount St. Helens capture a photo of Bigfoot with a thermal imager.

This episode features Joseph Bongiovanni, a historian and researcher, intent on learning what he can about Sasquatch. He shares his personal experiences with the creature and his research methods.

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[waywardpotato]

I will watch anything Eli directs. He has grown into a tremendous talent. You can tell how much work he’s put into his craft, and it shows with every episode.

[GrizzlyJ.Ranger]

I’m only 20 minutes into this show and I’m loving it ! I really hope it helps bring attention to the survivors outpost.

[rogerstuckey]

Of all the many productions of STM, this one is my favorite. On the Trail of Bigfoot holds my fascination/attention from the beginning to the end. Each episode is a learning experience for me. Thank you, thank you, thank you Eli Watson, Seth Breedlove and all others involved with this production. Please keep them coming!

[youtubeconnollyfamily]

After watching this video, I want to visit that area and go to that guys museum. Help support him. He seems like such a great person. It’s people like him is what keeps our history going, and will let the next generation know all about it. I have four young kids. I would just like to go there and you know spend $100 buying stuff. That would be so cool even to just park the car and then walk the rest of the way. That would make the experience so much better.

[deborahflello]

Eli you have done it again. A really interesting and in depth episode.
People ralk to you and want to co-operate and share with you. It is a gift you have and we all benefit! Thank you .

[masonfaraday]

I met this gentleman on my last trip to the Northwest. Rather insightful fellow. He let me into the Hummer after casual conversation, I didn’t even ask. Loved the location. Felt bad for the Underground House and it’s former occupants. Overall great time!

[franktuckwell]

I was so pleased when you said the comments about talking to your locals and you would say, "Oh i saw a Bigfoot the other day" and they are more likely to say, "Oh, what colour was it? Or how big was it?". As opposed to giving ridicule, because you (like your forebears) have grown up with them and interacted on an almost daily basis, in contrast to the so called "Men in Black" mob, who turn up and tell you "It was a bear!", something which you know to be false. Why are they (the powers that be), so paranoid about admitting their existance? I mean, we all are aware that there are animals out there which can kill us, but we are not worried about being attacked by bears, wolves, moose, puma/ cougar, sharks if you go in the sea, but it doesn't stop you hiking, hunting, fishing etc.? Great show.

[jeanniecantrell]

So glad to have something Bigfoot related to visit while I’m in the PNW this fall!

[Mach]

Now this is what I'm talking about, STM does such a great job. Thanks

[khill]

I lived in Washington when St. Helen's erupted. I was in Mt. Vernon, in an upstairs apartment, and it felt like someone was moving heavy furniture downstairs. Rumbled for just a few seconds. Hard to believe it's been more than 40 years ago.

[nickgiuntoli]

I think Derek and Rebekah have some really good insights and opinions into the world of Bigfoot.

[kateharris]

People, if you have the means to help this man and his museum by sending a donation please do so. I would absolutely love to, but I have $34 in my checking account and no savings. I'm obviously not in the position to help him, but I know most people are doing a little bit better than I am so if you have it in your power to help... Places like this are falling victim to progress and technology on the daily. We're not going to have places like this much longer if we don't do something to help!!

[donaldfitzgerald]

Being in my mid seventies, from NJ, I went to college in Walla Walla Community College. My roommate being from the Spokane area of Washington we'd head out on weekends to enjoy the many different types of terrains the state offers, desert, rolling hills, mountains, rivers, coastal & lakes. One of my favorite fishing spots was Spirit Lake near Mt. St. Helen, which was the first time I ever heard about Sasquatch/Big Foot thru one of the local Native Americans who was working at an area gas station. This introduction had really gotten my attention, ever since those days I started my own personal interests & investgations, then I seen the Paterson Films, it was a rap, I became a total believer! They find new species & thought extinct ones lots of times....👍🤠

[helengailtownsend]

Wow 😳 now that is an awesome thermal picture and when he was comparing the two it does look the same but a little different. That thermal imaging machine he made I think that he's on to something because that didn't look like no person to me I didn't see no clothes like you could on the people that were targeted. Will this also be a series? If so I'm giving it a five star ⭐ just because he has made a thermal imaging machine that really picks up a person or a bipedal creature on two legs, and I will fully enjoy watching him in action and maybe will get to see it when he finds another one. Thank you Eli for this awesome video

[mikkikas]

Love their programs❤, their shots, composition, interviews, music is about as perfect and captivating as it gets! I saw one recently that was an actual movie with narrator breaks. A very awesome doc/movie which really showcased their creativity. ❤

[Kalani-Koa]

I just started watching your channel i truly believe the great bigfoot is out there😬🌲thank you for sharing👍can't wait to see Aug 18 footage👣🌲🪵🌲✨

[brendabinczewski]

Thank you Eli for another super documentary. You have been hitting them right on !!! Very informative, very interesting, very good. I loved it. Keep them coming and teaching us the facts about Bigfoot. Thank you.

[waynediehl]

I have been watching you guys since the beginning. Great content. Can't wait to see this one. Keep going guys!

[lysafeymooncyclewellness]

Definitely going to say hi next week! Already was planning to go to Mt St Helen’s with my eldest granddaughter next week. Super cool this video came up today! Thanks as always STM’s!

[teresa_davis]

This was a wonderful and fantastic video! Excellent quality..and so well done..Thank you so much for providing content of this caliber.. Great job guys!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤😊