Lake Sherwood Bigfoot Expedition
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2022
- The Monongahela National Forest in Greenbrier County, West Virginia is the perfect wilderness for the elusive Bigfoot to call home. After hearing of some encounters, the team at Virginia Paranormal Investigations sets up camp at Lake Sherwood and ventures into the woods looking for signs of cryptids. What they find is somewhat interesting.
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"Take only pictures..Leave only footprints".. I believe that was the quote you were thinking of while out on the trail😊
Great production quality. Better and better! You two have great chemistry. You make everyone feel like they are right there with you! 👍
Thank you for such an awesome compliment! I apologize for the delayed response.
Jeff's Bigfoot call is spot on! Looked like a fun adventure.
Thanks for sharing your latest adventure.
Keep safe and look forward to seeing you next videos..
Looks like you all had a great time! Scott is a hoot! Hope he joins the team!
LOL! The caterpillar scene was priceless! I needed a laugh. Great video and I'm just getting started. You're some of my favorite TH-camrs.
Kent. In Shenandoah County.
Meals taste so much different cooking out on open wood fire, and camping makes you just feel free, no worries like you have in towns and city's, I always loved living in the country.
Well I really enjoyed your channel. So glad that you get your daughter involved. We did a lot of hiking in Idaho and Oregon. Heard lots of vocals on the highway few miles north of our place we lived. We didn't live to far from fort hall. Heard about squatch out southwest of there. Happy fun! Light and love from Kansas
Thank you! We really appreciate the positive feedback. That sounds awesome!
Hey guys awesome thanks for upload wasn't notified about uploads so have alot to catch up with much love an maximum respect everyone from UK 👍❤🙏
If Bigfoot was anywhere, this looks like a good place. I keep looking behind y’all in the shots to see if I see anything going by :).
I've camped where raccoons grabbed my unopened can of peanuts. Watched that rascal take plastic lid off and pull the metal seal with the ring type pull tab. Critters are pretty smart with dealing with people food!
You guys are hilarious, good video.
Hell yeah, go Phils! I spy some Martin’s potato chips too, haha. Greetings from Montgomery County, PA. Fun video, yo.
Love Martins! We always get a bag when we go camping up in PA. Thanks for watching!
My family and I experienced a couple of strange encounters there. The first incident, my daughter saw something that terrified her while we were hiking the lake trail. She said she saw a "hairy monster" in the wooded area just before the dam clearing. She pointed in the direction she saw it and told us it hid behind a tree. I saw what looked like dark brown hair sticking out from behind the tree she was pointing at, but I brushed it off and possible dead foliage so we could continue our hike. Then as we passed the dam clearing, something started pacing us from behind and in the woodline. This continued until we did not feel safe and decided to turn around and leave. Whatever this thing was, it walked bipedal and had heavy steps. It was so strange because you could hear the walking but couldn't see anything in the woodline or behind us. It scared our kids so bad that we had to carry them out. When we had to pass back through the area my daughter spotted the creature. She burried her face into my shoulder, refusing to look around and cried hysterically.
The second occurrence happen at the Allegheny Trail (Bear Branch Trailhead). My ex wife and I were about 1/4 mile into our walk when everything became dead silent, then out of nowhere something in the woodline roared/screamed at us. It was so close and loud that it made both of us immediately turn and flee in fear. You could feel the reverberation in your body because it was so close, loud, and deep. Whatever made this sound had to have huge lungs. We were both completely overcome with emotion and felt physical sick when we made it back to the vehicle. I've never heard anything like that in my life.
I love that area of WV, but to be honest, I'm on edge any time I visit the location. Both occasions were around Sept-Oct of 2009.
Les Stroud of Survivoman has had some Bigfoot encounters that he documented on film. If you are interested, go check out his work.
...and take nothing but memories.
New sub ! Liked 😀😃😁
Jeff is Scott your brother? He's comical, I laughed when he ran into that sign lol, I want to go camping so bad I'm trying to get my son to take me lol
In a very dense forest, all the trees look for the sun to grow and carry out photosynthesis. So it's natural for them to grow curved.😊😊😊😊😊😊.Our mother is wise. She knows what she does. That simple.😊😊😊😊😊😊
Who does your intro music and where can I hear more?
I know a spot in pendleton county that you can have a load of activity.
take a bite and throw that burrito hahahahahaha
I was just wondering, the special needs guy, is he like a friend of the family kind of thing ?
Ps, the vid was great, very easy to watch. Thank you.
What on earth is the black thing in the background at 46:27 🤔 Looks like it could possibly be 2 Sasquatch bent over or juveniles… take a screenshot and see what you think…
Where ?
@@lydiaburlingame5265 I screenshot the picture at that time if you look right past her nose there’s a black object. I then lightened it up when I screenshot it and there’s definitely something there.
@@lydiaburlingame5265 it’s easier if you have the video on pause when you hit the time stamp as it will stop right there.
@@PNWRain2day I don't know how to do a screen shot , but thanks for the info , I'm watching it on my phone , it's not very big maybe 6x3 screen
@@lydiaburlingame5265 if you know how to take a picture with your phone it’s the same thing. 1.Get the video up and hit pause. 2. Go to the comments a tap on 46:27.
3.Close the comments and take a picture. Go to your pictures. There should be a screenshot there.
We have those fuzzy worms here in Texas. We call them asps and they sting worse than wasp.
Where is your dog? While you are hickin
Toothless boyfriend? Nnnn
Piss poor expedition. Not worth anyone's time.