[ Insects chirping ]
♪♪
RUSSELL: Really, really creepy.
♪♪
[ Water splashes ]
Something's in that water.
Every hair on my arm is straight up right now.
♪♪
Something was moved through here.
♪♪
I've got tracks down here.
I've got legit tracks right here.
♪♪
BRYCE: Nearly one year ago,
this team embarked on the investigation of a lifetime
in the wilderness of Oregon,
where we found some truly remarkable evidence...
from sound recordings...
Hear that?
Oh, my God.
That's infrasound.
That means there could really be
a Bigfoot on this recording.
...to eyeshine that was nearly 8 feet off the ground...
Eyes. Oh, my God.
...to a thermal image
that we believe could only be one thing...
BRYCE: This is incredible.
This definitely could be
what we were looking for -- Bigfoot.
RUSSELL: Correct.
We came so close that we had to continue our investigation,
and now our algorithm has pointed us to a spot
in southeastern Kentucky,
where Bigfoot sightings in this treacherous landscape
number in the hundreds and have spiked in recent years.
It's here we are gonna find
the world's most elusive creature.
♪♪
We are right in the heart of coal country.
Look at that.
Straight-up ghost town.
At one point, southeastern Kentucky
was the leading coal provider for the entire nation,
but once the coal-mining industry left,
so did the people.
You can see the evidence
of nature reclaiming this entire territory.
MIREYA: It's really wild when you think about the fact
that large mammal population in this area
was pretty much driven to extinction,
because of all the mining and logging.
And now nature is thriving.
Animals are thriving.
Animals are coming out in places
that you wouldn't see them before.
And they're coming out in much bigger numbers.
And if all the animals are gonna do that,
sure enough, we're gonna see Bigfoot do the same thing.
NARRATOR: The team's advanced data algorithm has analyzed
decades' worth of Bigfoot sightings
and has revealed a 75,000-acre swath of forest,
where at this time of year,
the mathematical odds for a Bigfoot encounter are greatest
and they have the highest probability
of finally making contact.
BRYCE: We're at the Appalachian Mountains,
which is just ridge after ridge after ridge,
and it provides such a strategic advantage
for a creature like Bigfoot
that wants to just avoid human contact.
NARRATOR: The hundreds of ridges and valleys
that make up the Appalachian Mountains
not only provide ample hiding space,
but could also serve a biological purpose
for the creature.
MIREYA: In the Bigfoot community,
it's said that Bigfoot uses Appalachian Mountains
to migrate, get away from bad weather,
go maybe to more promising food sources.
And geese and wildebeest will often have stopovers
in the exact same place year after year.
These places are often chosen
because they're safe spaces on a long journey.
And that could explain why
there's such a high concentration of sightings
at this particular location at this particular time.
BRYCE: All the evidence suggests
that there's an undiscovered Bigfoot migration happening here
and that this location could be a stopover on their journey.
That information is gonna be pivotal in finding Bigfoot
once and for all.
And according to all the data,
we only have 17 days before Bigfoot changes locations again.
So we have to work fast.
We're almost there.
Is Russ still behind us?
-Yep. -Yep, he's still there.
Absolutely incredible.
The perfect place for an apex predator.
MIREYA: Being out here with that potential
yet again of scientifically proving
something's existence just makes me hungrier out here
to find the evidence.
And so the adventure begins.
♪♪
Amazing, huh?
Got a lot of ground to cover this year.
Speaking of ground to cover, check this out. Yeah.
♪♪
This whole area has already been Lidared.
-Fantastic. -Wow.
BRYCE: What you're seeing represents our hot zone here.
NARRATOR: Last year, the team used Lidar -- a sophisticated
and extremely precise laser-powered mapping system
to explore portions of their target zone.
-We're right in here. -Okay.
♪♪
There's so many good places to hide if you're a Bigfoot.
NARRATOR: This time,
the entire 75,000 acres of their search area
has been scanned and mapped,
revealing details the human eye could never see,
including game trails or paths that are created
from large animals frequently moving through the area.
So let me just switch filters here for a second.
This is gonna give you an opportunity
to see some of these game trails,
which you can actually see.
They all really lead into these hollows.
RONNY: They do.
NARRATOR: Known locally as hollers,
these small canyons and valleys
were created over the course of thousands of years
by water running off ridge tops.
These formations are teeming
with both lush vegetation and wildlife.
MIREYA: When you're searching for an animal that is elusive,
one of the biggest indications as to whether or not
you're in a good habitat is to look for any sign of life.
These game trails are an amazing opportunity
to actually follow possible prey for the animal
that we're looking for.
And all of these hollows offer all of that.
And we're talking about in the hundreds here.
It's almost like there's all of these pockets of micro habitats,
all of which could be really good areas
to potentially hide in.
This could take a year to cover all these hollows.
BRYCE: Well, we don't have a year. We have about 17 days.
One thing I want to point out, though,
is right here, Pine Mountain.
-Yeah. -That's a fault line.
RUSSELL: So it's actually limestone
that's been pushed up.
The opportunity for caves and openings in that surface area
is gonna be amazing.
Pine Mountain is roughly 125 miles along.
The local experts here say
there could be hundreds of undiscovered,
unexplored caves along that ridge.
And close is the Mammoth Caves,
the world's largest cave system.
If Pine Mountain and Mammoth Caves are comparable,
we could have hundreds of miles
of underground passageways to explore.
What I'm gonna do is start here,
head up these ridgelines right here.
and start working my way across.
BRYCE: Look, we know so many theories
call these Bigfoots ridge walkers.
So, I mean, if you're willing to get up there with them,
then that gives you all the more better of a shot
to have the same vantage point as they do.
NARRATOR: It's believed that Bigfoot travel
along the tops of mountains to avoid humans,
a behavior that was witnessed in the Marble Mountain video
the team analyzed last year.
-I don't see nothing. -On the ridge.
-Right on the ridge. -Almost to those trees.
MAN: Coming down this way.
Alright, so we should really head out now,
because if we're gonna set up our camps tonight,
we have very little daylight left.
-The clock is ticking. -Let's do it.
-Alright. Good luck, Russ. -You too.
♪♪
NARRATOR: The teen will split up with Ronny and Mireya
staying low, exploring the dozens of hollows
within their target zone from ground level.
Russell will stay high investigating the ridge lines
that sit above the hollows.
Meanwhile, Bryce will maintain operations
from outside the target zone,
interviewing witnesses and analyzing evidence.
Here we go.
BRYCE: We've done the planning.
Now we just have to execute.
RUSSELL: With the team that we have,
I don't see how we could lose.
Our methods are proven with our scientific approach,
with our technology.
We know how to work very well together.
And I know that we're on the right track.
This year, we're getting him.
We're gonna find what we're looking for.
♪♪
I know we've got the skills and the tools to come out here
and find what we're after.
Last year, we came really close.
And if Bigfoot is here, this year,
we're gonna get it.
♪♪
NARRATOR: Coming up...
I just heard something.
♪♪
There's something over there.
TURNER: There's definitely something up there.
It sounded like a woman screaming in pain.
BRYCE: That's creepy when you hear a branch breaking
like 200 feet.
[ Branch snaps ]
I feel like we're in a different country
with the jungles around us.
NARRATOR: In the foothills of southeast Kentucky...
...a team of experts are investigating
a 75,000-acre target zone in an effort to prove the existence
of the most legendary creature in the world, Bigfoot.
There's a lot of testimonies, a lot of stories in this area
that Bigfoot has been spotted here.
And that's why we're here.
NARRATOR: While the field team pushes deep into the wilderness,
Bryce is heading into town to meet with a local resident
who claims to have captured evidence of Bigfoot
in his own backyard.
You know, in Oregon, we were completely cut off.
We were focusing our investigation
in a remote part of the woods.
But there are lots of pockets of communities
backed up against these hollers.
It's no doubt that they're gonna have Bigfoot encounters.
I'm on my way to talk to a preacher named Tracy Turner.
He's an honest and well-respected
pillar of the community.
He was hearing some crazy sounds out of his backyard.
He said he's willing to share that camera footage with me.
I can't wait to hear what he got.
♪♪
Hey, Tracy. Hey, hello, there.
How's it going, man? Alright. How are you?
I'm great, thanks.
I take it these are the backwoods where you heard
some of those noises?
Back behind the houses is where I heard the noise.
So how long ago was this?
This was almost exactly a year ago.
It was around August of last year.
That is right in our time frame.
I came out here with a cup of coffee
just to relax in the evening.
And I heard it
and I thought, "What was that?"
So I got my camera out,
and that's when I made the video
hoping that it would do it again.
And it did.
What made this -- this sound so different?
I don't know. It was something
that brought chills up on me when I heard it.
So then you actually had a physical response to this?
That's what scared me.
I never heard anything like that.
Hmm. Well, can I see the video?
Do you have it on you? Yeah, yeah, sure.
♪♪
This is the video here.
♪♪
[ Creature howling ]
Have to turn it up. Yeah.
♪♪
[ Creature howling ]
That's wild.
I've had friends say it may be a wolf.
It's not a war. It wasn't a howl.
I don't know. It sounded like a woman
being hurt. Really?
Screaming in pain, almost.
BRYCE: What is absolutely fascinating --
unbeknownst to him --
that's not the first report I've heard of a Bigfoot
sounding something like a woman screaming.
It was a long sound, like a banshee,
like it sounded like a woman giving birth,
like, screaming.
It still brings goose bumps on me when I think about it.
Yeah. And where did you think it was coming from?
It sounded more or less like it was coming
from the top of the ridge here.
So there's -- there's definitely something up there.
Now, you've been in this area your whole life.
Have you ever heard of any other people
telling of Bigfoot sightings
or hearing things or seeing footprints
in and around here?
Oh, yeah.
My neighbor was up hunting in the wintertime.
He said, "We saw some tracks up there"
that he said, "We couldn't stride ourselves.
We had to jump from one track to the other."
And he said, "I don't know what could have made
something like that."
And that was right in back in these woods?
That was in these woods, too.
I mean, these -- these are some pretty dense forest
and that's unpopulated up through there
for miles and miles.
And it's -- it's the perfect place
for anything to hide
and -- and to think that it may be a Bigfoot
is not that far out. Not for me.
I thought that it was really encouraging to hear
that other people in this community have seen trackways.
So that lets me know we are in the right spot
and especially recording that this exact time
and this exact place this time last year.
There's no reason to think that it couldn't be there right now.
I'd love to check it out if you're okay with that.
You're welcome to it.
I've never heard anything like that in my life and...
I hope I never do again, to be honest with you.
♪♪
RONNY: Feel like I'm in the jungle, Mireya.
Kentucky jungle.
NARRATOR: 12 miles to the northwest,
Dr. Mireya Mayor and Ronny LeBlanc
have begun searching the hollows for signs of Bigfoot.
The most difficult part of the expedition
is actually the very start
because it's sort of like a cold case at that point.
And so my goal is to find that first piece of evidence
that gives us an indication that there's signs of life
in an area.
Shelter, food, water source in one area,
that, to me, would be the place to start.
There's a water source here.
Love it.
Let's just try and find some high ground up here.
Bigfoot's got to drink.
Another creek up here.
Nice.
There's a lot of water. I can hear it.
Oh, wow, look at this.
Oh, wow.
Nice water source. Look at that.
This is great.
NARRATOR: The team has discovered
a large natural spring,
an ideal location for wildlife to congregate.
MIREYA: It's amazing because this area was so populated.
And now you've got something like this
where I bet the wildlife is using these roads
and coming down and exploiting the water sources.
This is fresh. Look how clear that is.
NARRATOR: Since the coal industry began to leave the region,
the animal population has overwhelmingly returned
to southeast Kentucky.
MIREYA: Animals that migrate to this area,
they're gonna require all of the same things
that we require for survival.
And one of the things that I first look for --
is there a nearby water source?
That's one of the most important things that drives animals
into an area, sort of a congregating spot.
MIREYA: Take a look around and see if you see
any prints or anything.
See what's coming down here to drink.
Here's some old coal.
♪♪
No tracks.
No, I don't really see any here.
Well, actually...
♪♪
Looks like there's a track here.
You got a track?
Deer. Deer?
That's good.
RONNY: Deer is Bigfoot's main food source.
This is incredible.
There's water, there's food. Deer is plentiful.
It's a perfect place for something like Bigfoot
to kill them or hunt them down.
I'm feeling confident that we're in the right place.
Whoa. Big opening over here.
Hey, Mireya, looks like this goes back some.
MIREYA: It goes back a ways?
Yeah, it looks pretty deep. I'm gonna take a peek.
Finding a cave or a mine on the first night would be great.
Last year, we found some great evidence inside of a mine.
Look at that, you guys.
That's long.
If this is what I think it is, we will have to investigate it.
Oh, wow. I think we got a cave over here.
What's it smell like in there, Ronny?
Can you see in it?
It looks like it goes back quite a ways.
I can see something hanging out in here.
Oh, hold it. [Bleep]
Whoa!
♪♪
RONNY: Oh, wow.
I think we've got a cave over here.
NARRATOR: Deep in the hollows of southeast Kentucky...
MIREYA: Can you see in it?
...Dr. Mireya Mayor and researcher Ronny LeBlanc
have discovered a mysterious opening in the mountain.
RONNY: I can see something hanging out in here.
Oh. Hold it. [Bleep]
Whoa!
Oh, you know what this -- Looks like an old mine.
Bolts are falling down.
Looks like there's a bunch of old coal here.
Wow.
This thing looks deep.
I'm looking for areas
where it's gonna have the ability to stay stealthy,
stay out of sight of humans,
have all the food and water it needs.
And this area has so many of these things
that it's incredible.
It's a perfect place for something like Bigfoot to hide.
Nice little hiding spot.
Look at this -- water, shelter.
And it's got food. Tons.
I think we're in the right area, but it's starting to collapse.
You can see the bolts kind of coming down.
There's no way we're going into this mine.
It looks like it can collapse at any moment.
But we're gonna stick around in this area
and maybe we can provoke something to come out.
Good spot for a couple of trail cams.
Yeah, absolutely. We're starting to lose light.
Let's go try and find where we're gonna set up camp
and then we'll come back and we'll set trail cameras
all along this. Sounds great.
♪♪
[ Thunder crashing ]
♪♪
NARRATOR: In the northwest corner of the target zone,
Russell is continuing to trek up and down
the Appalachian ridgelines
in search of Bigfoot migrating through these hills.
RUSSELL: These leaves, when they're dry,
it's like highly difficult to walk through
without making a tremendous amount of noise.
So I welcome the water to kind of soften up the leaves.
We can get through it a little quieter,
but if we get a lot of rain, it takes away,
you know, any possibility of finding some good footprints
or any kind of tracks that we might have been on,
which we're diligently looking for right now.
♪♪
Not too much of it.
I'll take a little bit of rain in small doses.
♪♪
Hey, look at this. Come here.
We come up on this game trail.
If you look, some of this
is your typical deer tracks coming through,
but there's a couple of big pattern spots here.
Interestingly enough, it's part of a jaw bone here
and a skull.
Oh, it looks like a deer.
I think I'll follow this game trail
out here a little ways and...see where it takes us.
♪♪
You know it's well traveled and the odds of finding
something moving through here are pretty good.
So see how this tree has been broken down?
That will tell you that something has come
through here recently,
because if you look along the whole base of it,
all the leaves are back up.
So this thing has been actually thriving and growing upward.
Let's go see what's up ahead of us.
♪♪
Hold on, hold on.
Smell.
You smell that?
This rain is giving me a lot of noise,
but that smell, you can't...
That's strong.
One of the things that I rely on is my sense of smell.
A bear has its own smell, an elk has its own smell,
but it's said that Bigfoot smells like dead meat
or something rotting.
Oh, that stinks.
[ Rumble ]
I want to head out across this way,
because what I'm smelling is really strong.
That's coming from just a little bit above us.
♪♪
RONNY: Nice little flat spot.
Yeah, but this is really rocky,
so I think we should try to find something
that's a little softer.
I think we definitely should try to stay close
to that water source.
We could probably hear something going in it.
NARRATOR: With nightfall rapidly approaching,
Mireya and Ronny search for an ideal campsite
near the water source and abandoned mine shaft.
Because of how expansive this search is, there is no way
that we could have a base camp this year like we did last year.
We're gonna have to travel really light
and move very quick on our feet.
You can definitely see that there's been animals
coming through here.
There's a lot of tracks here.
♪♪
You find our spot?
[Bleep]
[ Sniffs ]
You smell it?
I do.
That didn't smell like that before.
No.
There are a lot of bears.
There's a lot of black bear activity here,
and while bears were somewhat of a concern
when we were in Oregon,
the activity level here is so much higher.
And so that's gonna put us at a greater risk
of encountering bears
and possibly being attacked by a bear
while we're out here in Kentucky.
NARRATOR: There are almost 1,000 black bears in the region
and the majority of them reside within 75 miles
of the team's target zone.
While black bear attacks are rare, they do happen.
In fact, just days ago,
a man was wounded by a bear while camping with his family
just 55 miles from the team's search area.
So I think that we should set up our camp here.
We've got some shelter above us.
Yeah. We've got soft, flat land,
which is not easily accessible here,
got boulders on this side,
a steep hang-off on that.
And it's only gonna get worse if we go further in.
Are you worried about bears walking right into our camp?
I don't generally like to camp
right where an animal uses a sort of a highway...
Yeah. ...because I don't want
to interrupt its natural flow,
but animals are smart.
They adapt, they'll climb up, they'll go around.
Oh, I don't know how I feel about that.
♪♪
This is as good as it's gonna get here,
and we're losing light.
I really think we have no choice but to camp here.
[Bleep]
Definitely in the bear territory, that's for sure.
NARRATOR: As darkness falls, Ronny and Mireya
set up their camp on the corridor
that leads to the water source.
RONNY: The first night of an investigation
is the most important.
We haven't made ourselves known just yet.
We know that large mammals are using this game trail
to move back and forth.
So this is the best spot for us to start the investigation.
I'm all set up. How about you? Yeah, me too.
Let's go get those trail cams set up.
Let's start down on this side.
Okay. We better move quick.
NARRATOR: The team will set up a series of 12 trail cameras
equally spaced along the mile-long pathway
that ends at the water source.
Yeah, let's get this little bad boy.
Then under full cover of darkness,
they'll split up to explore the corridor.
MIREYA: There are a lot of mixed emotions
on the first night of an expedition.
There is the excitement of being out here,
the possibility of discovery,
but also that overhanging fear.
If we're gonna catch anything, it's now.
Science is about taking risks.
I want to find the evidence that's needed to get Bigfoot
out of the pages of -- of myth and lore
and into the science books.
And whether it's something as small as a hair,
if it's out here, we're gonna find it.
♪♪
It's important for me to talk to witnesses
and talk to experts, but at the same time,
we're out here for a reason, right?
NARRATOR: 12 miles to the southeast,
Bryce Johnson is investigating the ridge
where witness Tracy Turner heard a mysterious howl.
TURNER: This is the video here.
[ Creature howling ]
BRYCE: I'm looking for anything out of the ordinary...
♪♪
...footprints.
Obviously we're looking for an incredibly predatory creature,
but there's rattlesnakes, copperheads.
♪♪
The higher you go up, the steeper and steeper it gets.
You can still just barely see some of the lights
from the houses down there.
This is like the perfect vantage point
to just watch and observe from up in these woods.
Tracy heard that strange howl in his backyard
exactly one year ago,
and our algorithm told us that Bigfoot should be
migrating through this area for the next few weeks.
So there's clearly a pattern here.
And it's very possible that Bigfoot is here right now.
I'm gonna try and reach out and communicate
in the hopes of getting a response back.
♪♪
[ Whistling ]
♪♪
[ Whistling ]
Whistling is a concept that appears
in Native American legends and reminds me of last year,
because right before Ronny and Mireya spotted
that eyeshine in the woods, they heard whistling.
[ Whistling ]
MIREYA: Did you hear that?
RONNY: Whistling.
There was another whistle.
That's twice we heard that whistle.
Eyes. Oh, my God.
[ Bryce whistling ]
♪♪
[ Insects chirping ]
[ Branch snaps ]
Holy [bleep]
I heard something.
♪♪
Did you guys hear that?
I heard a branch breaking.
♪♪
That's creepy when you hear a branch breaking
like 200 feet.
[ Branch snaps ]
♪♪
[ Branch snaps ]
BRYCE: Holy [bleep]
I heard a branch breaking.
♪♪
That's creepy when you hear a branch breaking
like 200 feet.
[ Branch snaps ]
♪♪
NARRATOR: While exploring the hill
where witness Tracy Turner heard a terrifying howl,
Bryce has just realized he's not alone.
[ Branch snaps ]
♪♪
Holy [bleep]
It looks like it gets pretty steep.
♪♪
It's just up, it's so steep.
♪♪
God, there's nowhere to go.
This ridge, it's just straight up and down.
Whatever trail we were on is gone.
♪♪
I mean, if something's up here, it looks like it disappeared.
I hope Russell's having more luck than I am.
♪♪
RUSSELL: It wasn't an elk. It wasn't a bear.
It wasn't a cougar.
Whatever it was smelled like death.
NARRATOR: 13 miles to the northwest,
Russell has tracked a strong, putrid scent
to the bottom of a ridgeline,
where he believes Bigfoot may be hiding.
RUSSELL: Oh, we got a trail down here. Come on.
This isn't bad.
And check this out.
[ Stomping ]
This feels like asphalt.
♪♪
Oh, wow.
That's kind of weird.
What is that?
Can you see that? Is that...
Looks like a building.
I'm gonna use light, see what we got.
♪♪
Holy cow, look at that.
It is. It's a building.
Wonder if this is one of the old, abandoned
coal-mining towns?
Let's go have a look at this.
♪♪
Oh.
CAMERAMAN: This is weird.
Abandoned man-made facilities,
once they're left and man has gone,
nature will climb in over top of it.
Animals are opportunists.
They're gonna see this as a free shelter.
This is definitely something worth investigating.
♪♪
You seeing that?
That's creepy.
It's been there a while, too.
That's just weird.
NARRATOR: Last year, as the team tracked Bigfoot
through Oregon,
they encountered the remains of an abandoned town...
MIREYA: Children's mattress
...that was stricken with tragedy.
These are all children.
What the hell happened out here?
RUSSELL: A lot of Bigfoot encounters
have occurred in areas
that have seen a large amount of disturbing energy.
See what all's going on here.
Look at that.
See how deep that is?
It looks like it's just been demolished.
Look how nature's just come right in over top of it.
The bugs are eating me alive.
I would imagine them walking through these weeds,
where sidewalks and streets were.
Just to think how this used
to be a productive coal-mining town
with all the hustle and bustle and just has that vibe of just --
It's sad to see something
that was once prosperous and strong
being...destroyed
and taken back over by nature.
That smell I was tracking, it's gone now.
I'm not gonna find anything in the middle of this.
Let me get on out of here.
See if I can't find a place to set up camp.
♪♪
NARRATOR: 2 miles to the south...
RONNY: Alright, back in the forest again.
Here we go.
...Mireya and Ronny are preparing
to investigate the trail that leads to the water source.
[ Whispering ] Okay.
The idea is to keep a low profile.
We'll just use the IR lights.
We got the walkies,
so if you run into anything,
we can kind of just keep in contact
between we'll have to try to keep it to a whisper.
Well, I want to head down to the water source then.
Okay, and I'll go down this way.
Alright. If you hear anything, just radio me.
Same. Alright.
Good luck, then. Okay.
Starting at their camp,
Ronny and Mireya will separate and explore the trail
in opposite directions.
Ronny will go toward the trailhead over half a mile away,
while Mireya will head towards the water source
at the trail's end.
I spent a lot of time doing nocturnal searches
for primates in different jungles around the world
but never in complete darkness like this.
Using the IR lights,
where the visibility is so tough to adjust to.
But if there's something out here,
it's gonna be at the water source.
Where there's water, there's life.
NARRATOR: Before tonight's investigation,
they hung 12 cameras along the trail
to catch anything that their night-vision cameras miss.
It's really about using your hearing
more than it is about using your eyes.
♪♪
RONNY: I have a ridge.
Up this direction.
Go straight up.
We're just trying to stay as quiet as we can.
This forest is...
[ Branch snaps ]
...super quiet.
So quiet, too quiet.
♪♪
[ Branch snapping ]
It's something small, which could be something...big.
[ Popping ]
I'm hearing some popping.
Feels like it's coming from the top at this ridge.
It's definitely something.
Hey, Ronny, come in.
Go ahead.
I'm getting close to the water source.
Be careful.
You too.
The water is so loud here
that that's basically all you can hear.
♪♪
[ Soft roar ]
Oh, my God, I just heard something.
Ronny, Ronny.
[ Static ]
♪♪
Mireya? Ronny. Ronny, come in.
Come in.
♪♪
The water's so loud here
that that's basically all you can hear.
NARRATOR: Mireya is just yards
from the water source and the abandoned mine
that could be a habitat for a large creature.
♪♪
[ Soft roar ]
Oh, my God, I just heard something.
Ronny, Ronny.
[ Static ]
♪♪
Mireya? Ronny. Ronny, come in.
Come in.
Ronny!
♪♪
Alright. Now I'm the one who feels like I'm being followed.
♪♪
Now it's just -- just dead quiet.
I can't see a foot past me.
I'm heading back towards our camp.
♪♪
[ Soft roar ]
Oh, my [bleep]
I just heard something really big run past me,
but I can't see anything.
♪♪
[ Rustling ]
Y'all, there's something over there.
♪♪
NARRATOR: This season...
on "Expedition Bigfoot"...
MIREYA: This expedition
is gonna pose some incredible challenges.
RUSSELL: These woods have an ominous feeling.
MIREYA: We know that there's something out there.
It can't hide from us.
♪♪
We are armed with the best technology.
We have an incredible team.
Whoa. -[ Gasps ]
This is the strangest thing I've ever seen.
But we don't know what Bigfoot is capable of.
Look at that tree.
RONNY: Holy crap.
There's something heavy moving in the forest.
Look at this. That's big.
This is incredible.
[ Creatures screaming, howling ]
Tell me you heard that.
The mountains hold so many mysteries.
MAN #2: The forest shows no mercy.
MIREYA: It feels very much like a labyrinth.
We've been walking for hours.
Let me just look at the GPS.
We've been hiking for miles and miles.
And all of a sudden, we're back where we started.
Looks like two eyes coming my way.
You hear the crashing underground
Right. ...and branches moving.
♪♪
This is the best piece of evidence we have.
This could be it. This could be Bigfoot.
What is that?
[ Creature growls ]
One, two, three.
It feels like we're no longer stalking something.
Oh, my God.
We are being stalked.