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In this Halloween special, The Bigfoot Field Research Organization investigators hone in on the most infamous and disputed piece of bigfoot evidence ever, the Patterson-Gimlin footage. Also, the researchers scout out new sites where the best bigfoot footprints have been reported
A special that looks back at past Finding Bigfoot episodes.
The gang talk about their bigfoot experiences.
Go behind the scenes for a second time with the Finding Bigfoot team as they reveal more stories of their quest that never make it onto the show. Get the inside scoop on their recent trips to Indonesia and Australia; find out how the cast handles hoaxers.
Go behind the scenes for a third time with the Finding Bigfoot team as they reveal more stories of their quest that never make it onto the show. Get the inside scoop on Matt's method for resting between interviews and a behind-the-scenes look at Bobo's life (and bachelor pad) away from the show.
Catch up with the squatchers at home, get a packing demonstration from Ranae, head back out on a Bigfoot roadtrip with Cliff, Bobo cooks up a feast fit for a squatch, and Matt proves the family that squatches together stays together.
The team takes their squatching efforts to Nepal to look for bigfoot’s counterpart, the Yeti. Bobo, Cliff, Matt, Ranae and the crew are presented with challenges and unwelcome leech finds friends along the way. Watch as you get a behind the scenes access.
Follow the Bigfoot team in their natural habitat for a glimpse into their lives when they're not squatching. The team reveals their hidden talents and take Keith on some wild adventures. Catch up with the Bigfoot crew's friends and family.
New whacked out, crazy stories are on the horizon from the squatchers; this time the stories are in unfamiliar Big Apple NYC territory; things get hostile later when the squatchers are interrogated by hard-core skeptics.
The squatchers take their skills to the largest of America's 50 states in an effort to locate bigfoot. With fun Alaskan adventures to boot, we go behind the scenes to see what really went into putting together the Alaskan episode of Finding Bigfoot.
New evidence brings the team back to Alaska, where they decide to divide and conquer. While Matt and Bobo are down in the small village of Bethel, Ranae and Cliff are investigating near Fairbanks.
We go behind the scenes of the New Jersey Episode of Season 6
The most enchanted behind-the-scenes look into the gritty business of squatching as the team treks the United Kingdom for their prey.
Compelling evidence brings the team back to a surprisingly squatchy New Jersey; Cliff breaks from the team to squatch with Bobcat Goldthwait.
The BFRO explains how they can tell real evidence from fake. Since only a few pieces of what they deem real evidence exist, it's fairly easy for them to spot a fake.
These guys thought they captured evidence on a camping trip. Find out why it didn't pass muster with the Finding Bigfoot crew.
Witness evidence from a man who has made his own sasquatch music video.
Though elements look pretty legit, find out why this bigfoot footage didn't make it into Finding Bigfoot.
Trapshooters in Utah catch an interesting glimpse of a creature in the woods. Problem is, they're awfully chill about the whole thing, which raises Keith's suspicions about its authenticity.
Keith takes a look at a series of photographic evidence that was sent in to be considered for Finding Bigfoot and discusses why it didn't make the cut.
Keith reviews footage sent in from a young and talented Squatch hunter and offers some tips on what to do should you encounter a Bigfoot.
This is some of the most famous footage to date. An apparent baby bigfoot swinging from the trees 100 miles from New York City.
The folks who captured this alleged bigfoot footage seem to be sincere, but is this video a display of Bigfoot's natural agility or does this town have Bigfoot on the brain? Alternate title: Is Bigfoot on the Brains of These Townspeople?
In the first season of Finding Bigfoot, the team investigated this thermal footage of a bigfoot apparently swiping a candy bar from a campsite. Could it be?
Hikers in New Mexico caught footage of something on their thermal camera and even said this creature lurked around their campsite. Bigfoot? Hiker? Deer? Which is it?
The Finding Bigfoot team set out to investigate what could be Bigfoot eyeshine in the woods of Kentucky. Is this evidence enough to convince Keith that Bigfoots do exist?
This footage was caught on a cop car's dash cam in Georgia. It was first featured on Finding Bigfoot and is pretty hard to explain away.
Students in Idaho caught a curious figure on their camera while doing erosion testing for school.
This may be the first recorded evidence of Bigfoot. It shows a curious creature hopping from rock to rock in the snowy Rockies.
A father and son duo captured video of what they thought was a Bigfoot in the woods, shaking a tree violently. The team is not convinced. Are you?
A family sees an interesting creature on the side of the road while driving and is pretty sure it was a Bigfoot.
ATV enthusiasts claim to capture a Virginia legend, the Woodbooger, on video while crossing a small river. Alternate title: Figure Crossing the Stream caught on Camera.
Two men fishing in Oregon unknowingly captured an interesting figure watching them on a riverbank.
Does this photograph contain a Bigfoot carrying a baby Bigfoot while picking up apples off the ground? You be the judge.
A series of pictures raises the question of whether a Bigfoot was spotted on the peak of a mountain in Washington State. Much to Keith's chagrin, though, they are too blurry to be definitive.
Texas isn't the first place Keith thinks of for Bigfoots, but the environment is conducive to their survival. Check out this bit of Bigfootage that's pretty darn compelling.
This evidence is so convincing that our resident skeptic Ranae can't even come up with a theory for what it may be ... other than a Bigfoot!
A lovely couple from the Florida panhandle finds a suspicious, greasy hand print on their front door. Did a Skunk Ape pay them a visit?
While out filming her kids on their dirt bike, a Connecticut mother inadvertently caught a mysterious creature running through the woods. Was it a Bigfoot?
Did these kids really see a Bigfoot while out filming in the woods? Or did they stage an elaborate hoax?
Are Bigfoots smart enough to domesticate and keep other animals as pets? Many Sasquatch experts believe they do.
Which of these eating habits does a member of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization believe to be true about Sasquatch?
Which of these odd behaviors does a member of the Finding Bigfoot team believe to be true about Sasquatch?
Which of the following statements about Bigfoot's sleeping habits is believed to be true by a member of the Bigfoot team?
Discover an unusual fact about Bigfoot babies that a Member of the Finding Bigfoot team believes to be true.
Rhys, Dan, and Buttons were in awe of the original Bigfoot footage when they were kids. But are they still believers? In this episode, they promote the Finding Bigfoot episode Return of the Legend for Monster Week.
The team reunites to investigate a mountain of evidence from one property in southeast Ohio. And, in West Virginia, several recent reported sightings emerge.
Famed Bigfoot investigator Matt Moneymaker and his team The Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO) travel to the forests of Northern Georgia to examine footage of what they believe is a Bigfoot running across the road.
Bigfoot expert Matt Moneymaker takes his team to northern Florida to help a family that believes they have a Bigfoot living on their property. The team meets with members of the Seminole nation, whose history with the creature allegedly goes back hundreds of years.
From deep inside the North Carolina Uhwarrie National Forest comes one of the most convincing pieces of Bigfoot footage from the past 40 years. The team of BFRO investigators use decades worth of experiences to determine if this footage is the real deal.
Bigfoot expert Matt Moneymaker takes his team of specialists to Oregon to examine a video taken on a rafting expedition. While investigating, the BFRO team hears a sound in the middle of the night that they believe could prove the creature's existence.
Famed Bigfoot expert Matt Moneymaker and his team of Bigfoot investigators journey into the mountains of southern Washington to explore a series of photos that depict what some believe is a Bigfoot on a snowy peak.
A call from a concerned mayor brings Matt Moneymaker and his team of Bigfoot experts to the island of Prince of Wales, Alaska. The island allegedly has a long history with the beast, and a recent spike in reported activity has the townspeople on edge.
Bobo, Cliff, Matt and Ranae return to Oregon to participate in their favorite event, Bigfoot and Beer. The team reflects on their expeditions, answers questions and shares some never-before-seen moments.
The bigfoot research team heads to New York to investigate video of an alleged baby bigfoot. When locals report bigfoot activity in the neighboring woods, the teams tries a new search method in hopes of finding bigfoots near the Big Apple.
The bigfoot research team go to Rhode Island to examine video of a roadside sighting of a bigfoot. They learn that this unexplored area has a wealth of sasquatch activity and hope to prove that this small state is hiding bigfoots.
The bigfoot research team heads to Minnesota to investigate intriguing howls recorded at an infamous bigfoot hotspot. They go deep into the wild, hot on the trail of bigfoots rumored to be bigger and bolder than any other on earth.
The bigfoot research team travels to Canada to investigate a unique bigfoot encounter caught on tape. The team zeroes in on the Canadian Rockies is search of what may be the most territorial sasquatches on earth.
The team travels to Ohio to investigate an alleged close encounter with a bigfoot caught on tape. They assemble a group of volunteers to search a notorious forest for evidence, in hopes of proving bigfoots exist in Ohio.
The bigfoot research team heads to Virginia to investigate video the locals are dubbing "The Beast of Gumhill." With new reports from the town hall meeting, the team uses a unique search technique to prove this elusive beast is real.
The team travels to Kentucky to investigate a piece of footage that seems to show the glowing eyes of a bigfoot. With locals reporting activity in Daniel Boone National Forest, the team tries a new search technique to see there really are bigfoots in Kentucky.
The team travels to Indiana to investigate footage that purports to show a bigfoot in daylight. With sightings reported around Morgan-Monroe State Forest, the team lights up the sky in a new technique, to prove bigfoots do call the Hoosier state home.
A mysterious video and reports from Utah State University help the team to determine that bigfoots have lived in the mountainous state for decades. Hoping to corner a squatch, they invite a witness to help in their final night investigation.
In the Season 3 premiere, the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization team head to Idaho to examine video footage that has attracted attention from national media outlets, and unveil a baiting technique to find out if the reports are true.
A photo that allegedly shows a Bigfoot carrying her baby is investigated in an apple orchard in Vermont.
The team is in central Oklahoma for what may be their big break. Recent physical evidence has turned up and it may actually be bigfoot DNA. The investigators interview witnesses in the area and learn that there are several reporter sightings near local waterways. The team deploys a stealth technique they believe may prove that sasquatches do indeed live just miles from Oklahoma City.
The Sierra Nevada Mountains of California are a hot spot for bigfoot activity, and the team is travelling near Fresno to investigate multiple sightings. The investigators visit with a local Native American tribe that confirms that sasquatches have inhabited the mountain region for centuries. With the reaffirmation from the Native American tribe, the team is determined to locate a sasquatch and attempts to cash in on the curiosity of these mysterious creatures by breaking out a relic from the past that they believe can prove bigfoots run wild in the Golden State.
The team is in Arizona's Mogollon Rim to investigate sightings of what locals have described as a bigfoot. Before launching a full-on investigation, the team searches for clues that Arizona's habitat could support these elusive creatures, and they come across what may be a training ground for juvenile sasquatches. Then, with help from a local Apache Indian tribe, the team sets out to prove bigfoots do call Arizona home.
The Finding Bigfoot team has traveled to Michigan to investigate a promising message left on the BFRO hotline. With a wealth of recent reports from this area, the team takes to the woods in one their most successful night investigations ever.
New Mexico is dubbed the "Land of Enchantment," and the team is in the Jemez Mountains to investigate a thermal video image captured during a Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO) expedition. Through the testimonials of local eyewitnesses, the team discovers that this particular bigfoot may be residing in the Valles Caldera, a National Park which hosts vast herds of elk. Forested canyons surround the park, and the team of investigators believes it’s found the perfect habitat for the world's largest and most mysterious apex predator. In a stealthy attempt to pinpoint this elusive beast, the team takes to the friendly skies via a hot air balloon.
The team takes an unprecedented trip across the globe to investigate recent eyewitness reports of yowies terrorizing locals in Australia's Gold Coast. Yowies are mysterious creatures described as bipedal, apex predators with brown fur, and the team must use their sasquatch expertise to track down where these creatures may be. With help from local witnesses and experts, the investigators traverse deep into Australia's jungle in hopes of proving bigfoot's cousin down under is in fact real. (120 Minute special episode)
Reports of howls in Washington state by local Bigfoot researchers give the team a chance to use its high-tech thermal equipment to investigate.
The mayor of a small town in Louisiana calls upon the bigfoot team to investigate unusual activity in his community. To lure in these mysterious creatures, the team deploys a new baiting technique and discovers convincing evidence themselves.
The team travels to CO to investigate footage of a possible bigfoot, predating the famous Patterson-Gimlin film by five years. They narrow down their search grid and call upon the aid of a Girl Scout troop to help bait a bigfoot.
The team travels to WV to investigate photographs from a young bigfooter that may depict a sasquatch in his own backyard. The team sets out to get their own photographic proof and deploys a baiting technique not for the faint of heart.
The team meets with witnesses from the Lakota Sioux, who claim Bigfoots roam the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. After zeroing in on a hot spot, the team is granted special access to private land where they just might find the Lakota's legendary Tall Man.
The Finding Bigfoot team journeys to the Kerinci region on the island of Sumatra in search of Indonesia's elusive Orang Pendek, venturing into the unfamiliar jungle in hopes of proving this mythical creature is in fact real.
The team travels to the Great Smokies of Tennessee to investigate trail camera photos that may show a sasquatch living in these mountains. After witnesses share stories, the team enlists the aid of professional hog callers to try and bait a hungry bigfoot.
The team travels to PA to meet with teenagers who may have filmed a bigfoot while riding go-karts. A packed town hall leads them to the Allegheny National Forest, where they deploy a unique search technique to try and elicit a response from a bigfoot.
The team travels to CT to investigate a video of a possible bigfoot captured by a mother recording her children at play. In one of the most populated states, they meet with locals and set up a bait trap in hopes of luring in any hungry bigfoots.
The team returns to Oregon to investigate a record amount of bigfoot tracks originally cast and documented by Cliff. As they zero in on a recent hotspot, the team deploys a dangerous technique to increase their odds of capturing this elusive creature.
The team go to Illinois to investigate a man's alleged recordings of Bigfoot howls, and interview residents who claim to have seen the beasts in unusual places, including a cemetery.
The team go to Vietnam to search for the Wildman, a hairy, bipedal beast allegedly similar to Bigfoot that has been the subject of reported sightings deep in the jungle.
The team travels to Fouke, Arkansas, home of the 1972 Bigfoot documentary, "The Legend of Boggy Creek." With a long history of sightings near this small town, the team takes to the surrounding swamps in hopes of proving Arkansas' Bigfoot is more than just legend.
The team travels to Santa Cruz to visit the Bigfoot Discovery Museum. The museum's owner directs them to recent eyewitnesses and secret hotspots. Bobo hopes the smells from an authentic Hawaiian luau will be too much for nearby bigfoots to resist
The team returns to Florida to investigate thermal footage of a possible bigfoot. Convinced of the evidence, they revisit witnesses from previous expeditions and narrow their search to a recent hotspot.
The team travels to China in search of the Yeren, a bi-pedal, hair-covered ape similar to bigfoot. Little is known about this elusive creature, but the team uses their bigfooting skills to try and prove China’s Yeren is more than just legend.
An alleged audio recording of a Bigfoot is investigated near Lake Tahoe along the California-Nevada border in the Sierra Nevada mountains, where the team split up to cover more ground and interview as many witnesses as possible.
The team travels to Eastern Texas to investigate thermal footage that may show a Bigfoot spying on a campsite. Convinced by the evidence, they enlist the aid of primate tracking dogs in hopes of proving Bigfoots do roam the Lonestar State.
The team from Finding Bigfoot travel around the world to Nepal in search of the infamous Yeti. They visit monasteries with Yeti relics, talk to firsthand witnesses and travel into the dense forests of the Himalayas. Will they succeed in finding evidence?
The team travels to big sky country to investigate sasquatch activity near the city of Bozeman, MT. After meeting witnesses, they enlist the aid of a dog sled team to take them into a nearby valley, where they set up a fake deer trap to lure a bigfoot.
The team go to Kansas to see if they can find evidence of Bigfoot activity on the plains, and narrow their search to waterways outside of Wichita, where they try aerial reconnaissance and employ a unique baiting technique.
The team travels to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to investigate a photo of a sasquatch. With witnesses in this region claiming bigfoots have been stalking them, the team deploys a U.P. delicacy in hopes a sasquatch has the same appetite as the locals.
The team visits the Garden State for the first time. After their successful night investigation, they hold a town hall meeting to gather more witnesses. The team investigates a refuge that used to be a cranberry bog trying to prove bigfoots live in NJ.
The team travels back to West Virginia to investigate recent recordings of possible bigfoot howls. With the help of a radio show, the team reaches out to witnesses from across the state and rafts deep into the holler in hopes of finding a bigfoot.
The team travels back to the Pacific Northwest to determine the squatchiest state in the U.S. With the team evenly divided and a friendly wager made, Bobo and Cliff head to Oregon while Matt and Ranae head to Washington to see which state is squatchier.
In the season five premiere, the team go to Kentucky to inspect casts of alleged Bigfoot tracks, and spend some with Ernie Brown Jr., aka Turtleman, who recalls a chilling childhood encounter with a mysterious beast. Episode also known as Turtleman's Bigfoot.
The team arrive in Virginia as hunting season is about to begin, and hope their Bigfoot decoy will attract a beast that was allegedly photographed by a trail camera.
The team return to Louisiana to examine a photo of an alleged Bigfoot taken by a trail camera, and later explore a national forest with help from a local drum line.
A trip to Washington state to investigate 50 years of alleged Bigfoot sightings in the Blue Mountains includes a meeting with anthropology professor Jeff Meldrum of Idaho State University.
Flashing forward to the final night in OK it appears that our team has finally spotted a sasquatch. They use a cherry picker and some music to lure in the beast. Our team of investigators find themselves in very real danger during their final night.
The team travels deep into the forests of what's known as 'Creepy Mountain' in Alabama where they find thermal footage and try out a new search technique.
The team travels to Bobo's backyard, Humboldt County, to investigate strange photos of a possible bigfoot among the Redwoods. Confident Bobo lives among the bigfoots, the team heads deep into the Redwoods using heavy metal vocals as bait.
The team from Finding Bigfoot travel to the Four Corners Monument. They split up each taking one of the four states looking for evidence of bigfoots. Will they walk away convinced that the Four Corners is super squatchy?
The team splits up to cover more ground when they head to Alaska and investigate two areas separated by 500 miles of untamed wilderness; Cliff's hunch of an 'extra squatchy' area has everyone regrouping for a final push deeper into the woods.
The team are in Idaho to investigate alleged Bigfoot activity in the state's panhandle, and enlist a secondary scout team to help with the search.
The team return to New Jersey in this 2 hour episode to investigate the legend of Big Red Eye and attend a town-hall meeting. Also: Cliff goes on a search with comedian Bobcat Goldthwait.
Bobo and Cliff go to Scotland to investigate possible sightings near Loch Ness, while Matt and Ranae look for evidence farther south in England when the team go to the United Kingdom.
The team travels to Ohio, to investigate the location where Matt had his first face-to-face encounter with a sasquatch.
The team go to Minnesota to examine photos of unusually large footprints taken by the manager of a rural resort, so they set up a home base in a nearby cabin and install surveillance cameras.
The team travels to the eerie woods of Pennsylvania to investigate haunted forests that might be home to both sasquatch and specters.
The team goes to eastern Tennessee and quickly discover the area is shrouded in mystery.
In the season premiere, the team explore the Amazon River basin in search of the mapinguari, an ape-like creature that, according to folklore, has one eye and a second mouth on its stomach.
The team meet witnesses with a spooky video in Florida as they join local expert Stacy Brown Jr. in the infamous Myakka River State Park.
The team heads to South Carolina and split up to investigate a video of an active strange track-way area.
The team returns to Louisiana to investigate a Bigfoot hot spot, Caddo Lake. After the team reminisces about the 1970s monster films shot at this location, they meet with witnesses and finally head out on an eventful night investigation on the bayou.
The team treks into Ozark hollows in search of a Sasquatch known locally as the legendary Blue Man.
The team return to Texas to examine new evidence of a trackway they believe may have been made by a juvenile Bigfoot.
It's off to the Adirondacks of New York to investigate recent reports in Whitehall.
In the season premiere, the team goes back to the Pacific Northwest to determine if the U.S. or Canada has more evidence of Bigfoot activity, so they split up to interview witnesses and conduct night investigations on Olympic Peninsula in Washington and in British Columbia.
The team goes to Maine for the first time, and they split up to interview witnesses and conduct solo investigations, the latter of which are highlighted by Matt's recordings of multiple howls.
The team is in New Hampshire to investigate alleged Bigfoot sightings near a Mount Washington resort that are making hotel guests nervous, and the evidence takes them to Franconia Notch.
The team go to Georgia to look into sightings in and around Fort Stewart Army base, and talk to a person who allegedly saw a Bigfoot through a thermal-imaging camera before finding the right spot to set up a night investigation.
Cliff calls on drone pilots to augment the team's investigations with aerial reconnaissance when they scour the Oregon wilderness for the fourth time.
The team make their way to Mt. Shasta where they work with the SBC, paranormal investigation group, who attempt to convince Bobo that Bigfoots are supernatural.
In the Klamath reservation in Southern Oregon, there is rumored to be a squatchy, that even the tribesmen don't dare explore once darkness falls.
The team goes to Mississippi for the first time and meets a BFRO investigator with a fresh approach to analyzing reports of alleged Bigfoot activity.
The team recruit their friends and family for an all-out search for a Sasquatch high up in the Appalachian Mountains.
The team makes a special journey to Hawaii, hoping to say aloha to the islands' little foot: the Menehune; taking their investigations across the beautiful Hawaiian Islands, they hope find one of the legendary 3-foot-tall creatures.
The team returns to the Four Corners of America to find previous witnesses have been plagued by recent activity; a wide search of all four states leads to their most intricate strategy yet in hopes of capturing footage of a bigfoot.
The team invites a group of skeptics in Arkansas to join them on an expedition; the skeptics put up a large bounty for proof of bigfoot's existence.
The team attends a bigfoot festival on the outskirts of the music city, Nashville; the team decides to use a country superstar as bait after a bizarre revelation occurs; an aftershow follows.
The search for squatch brings the team to Southern California, where reports have been rampant; they zero in on the canyons of Deep Creek, enlisting the help of an LA local for a night investigation that yields proof that sasquatches live there.
The team travels to Remer, Minn., to investigate the small town's claim to be the Home of Bigfoot; as evidence continues to mount, the team pursues an exciting hot-off-the-press lead on a sighting and a footprint on their final investigation.
The team travels to Wisconsin for the first time on the heels of recent bigfoot activity, enlisting help from locals to investigate reports; they take the final night investigation to new heights as bigfoots stalk them in the dark.
The team travels to Iowa to investigate Yellow River State Forest's history of reports; the local BFRO share stories around the campfire, and the team explores the park, leading to an epic final night, and a squatch.
The team returns to Willow Creek to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the "Patterson-Gimlin Film"; when a newly discovered film canister offers clarity to the creature like never before, the team pulls out all the stops to get their own footage.
Behind the scenes of the search for America's favorite monster; spanning over nine years and 100 episodes, the cast and the crew show off never-before-seen footage; highlights of the best of Bigfoot.
The team recruit their friends and family for an all-out search for a Sasquatch high up in the Appalachian Mountains.
The team travels to Iowa to investigate Yellow River State Forest's history of reports. The local BFRO share stories around the campfire, and the team explores the park, leading to an epic final night, and a squatch on therm.
