Best Bigfoot YouTube Channel

[norseman]

Please vote! If your favorite channel isn’t mentioned? Leave it in the comments!

[FLY]

I think my two favorite channels are Sasquatch Theory and Grassman 58

[JKH]

Voted for A Flash of Beauty, their work is amazing.

Bigfoot Crossroads, Bigfoot Society, Wood Walkerz for interesting witness reports and general listening, others for more specific geographical or methodical interest.

[Incorrigible1]

I'm partial to Cabin in the Woods.

And a close second is Hellbent Holler.

[Incorrigible1]

On 12/18/2025 at 3:36 PM, Incorrigible1 said:

I'm partial to Cabin in the Woods.

And a close second is Hellbent Holler.

 

Ugh! ::wiping egg off face::

His today-posted video details his latest venture, with Todd Standing and in the first five minutes espousing mind-speak, portals, and Paulides' new movie (being discussed in another active thread.)

 

Reassessing.

[norseman]

10 minutes ago, Incorrigible1 said:

 

Ugh! ::wiping egg off face::

His today-posted video details his latest venture, with Todd Standing and in the first five minutes espousing mind-speak, portals, and Paulides' new movie (being discussed in another active thread.)

 

Reassessing.

I saw that. 

[Silverback Sax]

10 votes.  Not much of a sampling. What little time I have for watching videos, I go with The Facts By How To Hunt.  Like the no nonsense delivery and word for word reading of other folks experiences.

[georgerm]

Flash of Beauty

[Doodler]

From a pure story telling perspective? I like Bob Gymlan. His real name is Bryan Gagne, stage name of Bob Gymlan. The illustrations are what does it for me. Compelling stories well told. 

 

Not strictly BF related, of course, but entertaining nonetheless.

 

Some of the others will just relay any zany story that some troll or prankster sends in, zero vetting, which turns me off immediately to the rest of their content.

 

Other than that, there's a hundred small channels with no subscribers who go out and film in the woods, same or not they put time in. Western New York Bigfoot is an example. Just a guy going into the woods. 

[Silverback Sax]

For me, I am suspicious of the "shows" that vet the stories sent in by the public. It feels a little too scripted and rehearsed. The stories often conform to a narrative. I know that Steve Isdahl (the facts...) reads the email submissions word for word.  He will respectfully call BS when the submissions sounds like a fake.  Frankly, I think most folks can tell the difference too.  I don't come to this topic for entertainment.  I want to hear what folks just like me have experienced.  Let's face it, YouTube and TV in general aren't exactly the best place to look for factual information.  As my Grandmother used to say, "consider the source."

[Explorer]

I voted for other: Study Sasquatch

 

https://www.youtube.com/@studysasquatch/videos

 

I know the guys presenting and can attest that they are serious, professional, and doing some of the best research in the field today.

 

Not as entertaining as the stories told in Flash of Beauty, but it is all about field research - trying to get data, and showing methods and results.

 

[norseman]

1 hour ago, Explorer said:

I voted for other: Study Sasquatch

 

https://www.youtube.com/@studysasquatch/videos

 

I know the guys presenting and can attest that they are serious, professional, and doing some of the best research in the field today.

 

Not as entertaining as the stories told in Flash of Beauty, but it is all about field research - trying to get data, and showing methods and results.

 

I am friends with Nathanfooter too! I didn't put the channel on the poll simply because it’s a smaller channel and wasn't sure if people would know it.

 

We made a channel for them in the researcher section! Love those guys!👍