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For this adventure, I journeyed to the Canadian Rockies of Alberta and its eastern rolling foothills. Nordegg lies to the east of Jasper and Banff National Park, where there's hundreds of miles of expansive and remote wooded country. This area has been red-hot with Sasquatch activity for a very long time. The Nordegg area is also world famous for its "tree structures". Some people think Bigfoot may be responsible for some of these oddities, but I am still currently unsure. Since I was there, I certainly wanted to show the viewer what some of these "structures" look like, but am not completely convinced that they are not all natural. Les Stroud @SurvivormanLesStroud did a great job showing some of these structures on his show "Survivorman Bigfoot". @MountainBeastMysteries does a great job showcasing this area as well.
I did find what looked to be a couple Bigfoot footprints in the moss, but of course, identifying such findings can be difficult in that terrain. The likelihood is always greater that it was a known animal that stepped twice in the same spot. Whether my findings were legitimate or not, it doesn't change the fact that I consider this area to be one of the best spots in the world for Bigfoot activity. There have been countless reports and sightings in Alberta for a very long time. Thank you to Keenan of the Alberta Sasquatch Organization for providing me with a lot of helpful information.
Toward the end of my filming in this area, I heard a strange vocalization early in the morning. Bigfoot are supposedly known to occasionally make a "whoop" noise, and im still wondering if that's what I heard. The odd part was that it sounded a lot like the vocalizations I was making while out there for several days--it basically had the same pitch. Very odd that I heard that sound just as I was leaving. Thank you to everyone who enjoys these Bigfoot films!
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Special thank you to:
Ken Walker
The Alberta Sasquatch Organization
Thomas Steenburg
..and Ron Morehead for allowing me to use his "Sierra Sounds" audio
Big cat audio sounds provided by jukinmedia.
Music by Epidemic Sound
Full Disclaimer: Do not attempt anything like this without expert supervision. I am not a guide and I do not advocate for hiking/exploring alone in the wilderness.
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