Bridgewater Triangle Bigfoot - Bigfoot Beyond the Trail (New Paranormal Documentary)
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- Aleks and the Beyond the Trail crew delve into the infamous paranormal Bridgewater Triangle area of Massachusetts, exploring the area and listening to the various Bigfoot encounters in the region. However in the triangle, the strange stories stretch far beyond Bigfoot and into other paranormal topics and even gruesome crimes that will send a chill down your spine...
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-The Bridgewater Triangle Documentary: • The Bridgewater Triang...
-Paul Eno of Behind the Paranormal: www.behindtheparanormal.com/ - Zábava
I've just across your show and the production level is beyond belief, this is far better than most 'tv' documentaries. Absolutely addicted, please never change the format.
I left Massachusetts in 2003. I haven't been back since. I grew up in Somerset. My late mother believe it or not could see spirits. She told me one morning as she was preparing to go to work saw a puckwuggy ( she called it a midget) walking thru the back yard as she was looking out her back door. The way she described this being leads me to believe it was a Puckwuggy. My Mom was very sick as a child and had the last rites 3 times. I believe this opened a door to the spirit world. I do not have the gift/curse. When I told her I was going to the Ledge to swim with my friends as a teenager, she told me I could not go the there. She never told me why but kept me home that day. Years later when I was in my 40s she said the place was cursed.
My son's friend, Russell, was taken there under false pretenses, was taken out there where he was beaten, his skull was smashed with a rock and his boots were taken. He now has a steel plate in head and his legs were so frost bitten that he had to have his legs amputated from the knees down.
In the early 90s, I was an Asst. ACO. I had to go on calls relating to feral dogs. Most of them were dumped because they lost fights. These dogs were so happy to see people that they happily got into the truck.
Your documentary reminded me of the stories my mother told me. Please keep up your investigations. These stories need to be told. Thank you!!
is it weird a fall asleep listening to sasquatch chronicle stories🤣
I do all the time
I do!!!
Me to it puts me right to sleep
I think we all do 👍
No I sleep listening to these stories all the time . Coming from canada and working overseas seeing the scenery of the continent makes me home sick but it no not weird to listen these stories while trying to sleep in a sea container near anbactive runway
I'm so freaking happy I've come across this CZcams channel over the last two years. The most informative, well directed, entertaining videos produced on a variety of subjects.
It’s like being a kid at Christmas can’t wait for this one. Stay safe all the best from Scotland 👣🥃🏴
I wish it had been 2x longer, so well done and that feeling contained within it is just hard to find anymore.
Same to you, from Texas
@@Roboticdoughbull3k Needs a full season of episodes to do it justice, or at least to see whether the area delivered on its hype.
Great docu. Thanks for showcasing us. Stay safe all the best from Mars! 👽👾🤖🐄🚀
Oh....from Scotland. I've heard about a strange creature at Ben Nevis. Is that true?
I grew up in the heart of the triangle. My childhood home is like 2 miles from the power lines they were walking though the swamp. It is very eerie out there. I know tons of people that have seen thing or had encounters, including myself.
What was your experience
Are those power lines part of Freetown and Assonet? I used to be big into dirt biking and can't believe I never rode those power lines. I'm sure lots of people rode those power lines when you were growing up. I used to go riding at a place in Taunton called Bark Street it's a big forest area trails and open sand pits way before I knew about Bridgewater triangle... And man I used to get some spooky vibes out there by myself anytime it would start to hit late evening. The energy out there is just different than anywhere else compared to Rhode Island, etc
Thank you, yet again, to Aleksandar, Eli, Seth, and everybody at Small Town Monsters for your courageous determination to actually BE in the many strange "window areas" around the world. Thank you for spending real time and energy exploring the spaces that have given birth to so many of the curious legends that form a de facto modern day mythology to millions of people. Thank you for your time, your attention to details, your balanced and open-minded outlooks, and for adding your beautiful cinematography to the lives of people who, like myself, cannot often find the means to travel to such places, but who wish that we too could be there.
Your work continues to be inspiring and thought provoking, and it provides openings to many vistas of perspective that help curious people to get at least a little closer to a sense of truth.
The cryptid phenomena, the UFO phenomena, the hauntings, the lycanthropes, the magic, etc. etc. etc. are obviously not entirely the same things, but the reason they continually arise amid the same areas of inquiry, I think, is that these and all comparable phenomena share the quality of asking: "What if?" If these things exist, (and clearly, on multiple levels they DO exist,) then what does that imply, what does that tell us about the very nature of reality? What is the nature of consciousness, of matter, of life, of the afterlife? What inscrutable intersections of dimensional and temporal planes are impacting the world in which we live? To what extend is the world we take for granted a mere illusion, or an incomplete picture at best?
My point is that, while to many viewers and listeners, what you are doing may only seem to be fascinating entertainment, your work helps people to come to grips with the questions that may be of the very most importance.
The video to which I am adding this comment ended on one of the most vitally significant notes that any observation can address, and that is the DREADFUL impact that modern humans are having upon the biosphere that gives us life, upon all of our fellow creatures, and upon one another. Every time I see the wreckage that we modern day humans are making of the world around us, such as the litter and pollution that you filmed in the Bridgewater Triangle, and every time I think of the wreckage that we make of one another, through violent crime, poverty, etc. I can't help but to think the same thought that you voiced so aptly at the close of this project: That WE are the worst, the most dangerous and deleterious monsters in our lives. We don't have to live like this, to destroy and despoil like this, or to treat one another like this. Something has gone terribly wrong.
The best thing that fringe, or Fortean studies may do, in the fullness of time, is to help to alert people to the monstrosity of our current way of life before it is irrevocably too late. Even if we never unravel the secrets of "The Phenomenon", if we just learn to become a better society, we will be miles ahead of where we are today.
So thanks for that! Apologies for this longwinded comment. I've become carried away with enthusiasm, and I just want to encourage you in any way possible!
Sincerely, --N
Hey Small Town Monsters , if y’all ever travel outside the US.
Check out The Kapre ( Bigfoot) in the Philippines 🇵🇭..
Aswang is real.
You most definitely need to add areas such as Holland, Brimfield, Palmer, Monson area. Grew up in Holland and we saw just about everything and it was plain scary.
This is absolutely fascinating to watch. I remember first hearing about the Bridgewater Triangle when Paul Eno was on Tim Beckley (R.I.P.) and Tim Swartz' show "Exploring the Bizarre" to discuss all the high weirdness and disturbing things going on there, so it's an amazing experience for me to finally see the involved locations on video. Many thanks for uploading this!
I really appreciate the quality of your documentaries, and the music is always so fitting and beautiful. They conjure the deep emotion of mystery and lore. You really have a way of capturing the mood of each region as well. I’m originally from the Northeast and felt so much nostalgia in this one. Though I live in the PNW and I’m completely enraptured by our Big Foot lore, especially after a few personal experiences. I hope you make your way back to the PNW soon!
I lived in PNW for years & never had an experience although I have a very open mind & am a believer. Would you care to share your experiences here, please? I would love to hear them. Thank you in advance.
would love to hear your expreience!
When I was a kid I used to camp in Bridgewater and heard of the pukwudgies. I had never heard or seen anything odd. I now live close to a national park. Lots of very strange lights have been seen, and there are also the disappearances.
I live in Fall River and heard of pukwudgies. They say they're small like gnomes and if you leave them food they won't bother you.
This is lovely! I'm so glad y'all made it to the Triangle. So much history, lore and high strangeness. I do wish you'd gotten to spend more time around Hockomock, but I understand the logistical issues. Keep up the good work! Beyond the Trail is by far the best regular content on this channel. All the love to you, Aleks and Eli!
It has to be said your beyond the trails are probably the best thing I've come across on CZcams I could just sit here for hours and watch this man keep up the good work im waiting patiently for a major sighting as you will be 😎
I am from right outside of the triangle. Lots of paranormal stories inside and right outside of the triangle. My own accounts as well as others I know. Cool to see this area being documented by multiple people
Great stuff, Aleksander. Really well balanced presentation.
My backyard is connected to the freetown state forest. The animal cemetery is the creepiest
Yes it is, found it once, back in the 80's, driving around the fire trails. Used to live in Assonet. Heard that Profile Rock collapsed but I haven't been able to get back there yet to check it out.
@@idjtoal yea profile rock is unfortunately no longer
@@gamebreak81 At least it came down from the rain, wasn't demolished or whatever. And Forge Pond is gone too, the dam wasn't safe. So sad, end of an era kind of thing. Have a good one.
Why would an animal cemetery be creepy?
My mother grew up in in Westport, my grandparents still live there, and I don’t live far from the whole area itself. There is a general feeling of unease in that part of the state. It has potential to be the spookiest place in New England.
That painting of Bigfoot the guy made was amazing!
Man it’s so weird! I lived in Abington, hiked the freetown forest twice…explored the triangle and have never seen anything! The only thing i remember is that freetown state forest was EERILY quiet. I’m talking no bugs, birds…anything. You could hear a pin drop!
Possibly another commenter has observed this already, but IMHO, so-called windows such as the Bridgewater 🔺or Chestnut Ridge would seem ripe for a full season of episodes in which investigators (from zoology, psychology, and applied physics, for example) who reside in the area interview recent witnesses, attempt to collect empirical evidence, and stake out the locations most prolific for reports of various phenomena. Follow the “Skinwalker Ranch” model. Not saying that any mysteries would thereby be solved, or that the producers would value substance over sensationalism, but I’d probably watch.
Freetown State Forest is great for walking and the area is beautiful. I always leave a gift in any forest. I only got spooked once in there. I was at pond level at the ledge and hiked up the left side to the top. That path seemed odd, but the view from the top is awesome.
Growing up in the hockomoc swamp,and the Bridgewater triangle ,I know several people with direct knowledge of sasquash and personally have had several paranormal experiences...no joke!!
Also, I wonder whether places like these are seasonal travel corridors for Sasquatch rather than permanent habitation spots?
Probably permanent. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach
I grew up in Bridgewater during the late 60's & 70's. The stone chamber you looked at can be found all thru the area. It's speculated that they could have been built by the earliest time of the settlers. But there's also some who believe the local Indians built them.
I've been into cryptic, ufos, and other phenomenon since I was probably 5 looking through Weekly World News. In those 36 years I've never heard of the Bridgetown triangle and am now very interested. Thank you for this doc, it's awesome!
Never heard of it either but now curious.
My friend swears one ran across the road.
What’s up Aleks & Eli & all the other awesome folks that put love into this !! Love watching your channel, please keep em’ coming! ✌️
Please MORE LAKE MONSTER MATERIAL!!!
Great job...i must admit the bridgwater triangle is amazingly fascinating....hope you're entertaining doing the triangle in vermont....in all actuality that vermont triangle is terrifying...
Vermont is awesome, terrifying triangles are terrible. What makes it so terrifying? I hope they do a doc on that place. Eek 😬
Amazing documentary 1 of the best I’ve seen on the triangle!
Great video my friend , this one hits close to home, literally. I lost time in the swamp, In that same area you where in.
(Dalek voice) Explain!! EXPLAIN!!
✌🍻🤣😂
Losing time is incredibly scary. I had it happen to me up in NH when I used to make the drive up with my dog and that day we hit Tuckerman’s ravine… lost half a day and a bunch of weird stuff happened in what I thought was only an hour.
It has to be a portal or something.
Crazy stuff regardless!
My sister and I had that happen on the cape no less. Got lost in an area we knew super well. Hiked 8 miles according to my phone, in pouring rain (not forecasted btw), in 1hr 45 min. We felt like it was hours & hours. Weirdest thing was all the development we knew was around but looking across the marsh, nothing. Whole time, not one house. I remember saying to her, “Dude this is what it looked like when the pilgrims got here.” I’ll never forget it.
Been waiting so long for this. Hello all from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹
I love your videos! This is my favorite one. In fact, this has become my favorite channel! I feel drawn into the wild and I love your cinematography!
Awesome, thanks for watching and glad to hear that!
Yes sasquatch are real! I've had many experiences in Massachusetts.
with who
@@Spenced86 I live on the charles river. Sasquatch just are in area from time to time...
@@jamesguralski5156 they are very real. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach
What part of the state did u have your most encounters in
Can't wait!! I always look forward to all your video's! Keep up the great work! Be safe! Much love from SC
Hi Guys!! Much love from Norway. Thanks for yours documentaries. You're welcome to Norway.
Love ❤️ your stories, I’m definitely a believer and would love to walk the BT. Maybe the Hockomock swamp! 👍
I'm with you
STM ALWAYS WITH GREAT CONTENT ... BIG FAN HERE FROM HOUSTON TX!!!
I’m from Australia and it’s sad when you go bush to get away and you can’t pull up without seeing rubbish 🇦🇺
Wow this is just Miles from my home I had no idea we had Bigfoots in southern New England
Bigfoot are everywhere....don't you see them?
They are all around the world. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach
Where can I buy a Squatchachusetts shirt?
i want one too!!
thanks for these videos I love them keep them up I
I understand this one might be a unique documentary, but really enjoyed the first 15-20 minutes. It was a really interesting change of pace. Would be great to try to replicate in future docs. Maybe more witnesses telling stories, etc before the camping / exploration portion of the film?
I love it all, want to be a part of it!
I LOVED every minute of this one. Please don’t change a thing!! That’s just my opinion.
Love this !!! This is where I grew up.. Awesome show !!!! 👍🏻👍🏻
I've hiked and searched all throughout there. Definitely eerie, but didn't see anything.
I was born in Rhode Island and lived in coastal Connecticut until I was 6. I remember my step father warning me about "patch hogs" when we camped... I'm sure it's the same thing, just my interpretation as a child
I do remember it being described as a goblin type creature... and it terrified me
You should not be afraid of a Sasquach. They want to help us. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach
I’ve done a little research on the Bridgewater Triangle. Hiker Dave got mr curious.
This is a truly creepy area. Hope y’all got back safe & sound.
Hiker Dave!👍.... he lives in my neck of the woods now!!
Yep. The monsters up there are people, definitely not Bigfoot.
I'm from the Freetown area so I know about the triangle but I personally believe that the Sasquatch or family of them have migrated south of hockamock swamp towards Lakeville, East Taunton area around Massasoit State Park area and South into Freetown Assonnet area. That's what I've been able to gather over the past few years. Maybe it's not the same Sasquatch or family of them that's been seen in hockamock swamp, but I believe it is.
Alex I sure wish you did more of these videos you do such a awesome job and well spoken.
Luckily we have over 30 episodes of Bigfoot Beyond the Trail so far! Check out this playlist with all episodes: czcams.com/play/PLXeLjfrE1fz7ft2vId_FdcEQqs3R0a9F8.html
Very interesting and informative Documentary.
Why would Bigfoot only eat half a tomato? Wouldn't they eat the whole tomato?
I LIVE IN THE TRIANGLE........STRANGE PLACE.....LOVE IT THERE...I KNEW THE COP WHO HAD THE BIGFOOT ENCOUNTER HE SWEARS IT HAPPENED
The most terrifying part?????? Massholes!
Nice Program Guys
👍👍from Ohio
We are Bigfoot Country
No mention of the the Bridgewater massive prison facility and the Massachusetts most secure mental health facility is there also.
Lots of crazies in those woods.
If it's so secure how are they escaping and running around in the woods? 🤣
Great doco! Many thanks :)
Love you guys i really waits for your show like i used to get excited for my fev. Cartoon when i was a kid 😘😘😀😀😀this is real deal .love from india
Great job guys
Also in the Berkshires too. October Mountain Pittsfield state forest creepy but I love it. But guys it's to small right I mean how much woods in the Bridgewater area or Freetown state forest it's too small right. Now October Mountain is 16.000.400 acres out there Pittsfield state forest is 9000 acers I mean eastern Massachusetts is all neighborhoods right.
Little do these people know they walked the same land as a fishing God who yanked 22 bass outta there in one day. Why was I not interviewed for this?
Live right next to the Hockomock. Never seen anything myself but friends have. Used to pheasant hunt the hi-T lines through it.
Great job, thank you so much.
Awesome video everyone ✌️🇨🇦
A other great episode in the search for bigfoot...I'm gripped to it all the way through, Alex Eli, and everyone thank you for bringing us these short documentaries..I love the beyond the trail series and hope you keep doing these for the foreseeable future.
Should you guys ever want to investigate in the UK I know some great places with mixed activity...all the best Lee
loved it
I went to Bridgewater State College and I never heard about Bigfoot on campus. I did hear about the Bridgewater triangle, but not this detailed. And to think I used to go off-roading at Freetown at night! 😳
Fred dog, couldn't agree more! Love seeing new premiers from Small town monsters. Even without the bigfoot take, they are so well filmed and edited. love the scenery in America especially Pacific northwest. Greetings from England all 🏴
You can learn to build a frequency that is strong and powerful and clearly focused. As you learn to enhance and enliven your frequency it will become more predominant than any of the surrounding energies no matter how negative they are.
I loved the style of this one, totally creepy vibe, so interesting!
This is what Ivan T Sanderson would call a Vile Vortices
Next time you make an episode in the Pacific North West, get Connor Anderson on it again. I really like him.
There are corridors of forest that go from the triangle across RI and MA to NY,CT,and VT
I live kinda close to there, now that the weather is warning up, maybe I should go explore the area 🤔 never to be seen again lol
Thanks, guys. Every trip builds knowledge base.
If you go down in the woods today, you're sure of a big surprise
If you go down in the woods today, you'd better go in disguise
I do remember a reporter from the Brockton enterprise said he seen a ufo over the raynham dog track in the 80s I remember reading the column he wrote on it
Excellent documentary guys..as always, a quality production 👌 love and peace from the UK 🇬🇧
Fantastic video I really like how you guys do things. Just be safe when you're out there especially at night time and just keep doing these videos so we can enjoy watching them.
Thanks 👍
Terrific work fellas, really nicely produced it's got that feel to it when watching that's usually missing from most productions now day's, somehow lost. That really was the most graceful and might I add lucky drone crash possible 😆, as a fellow cinematic drone flyer myself I can affirm that usually nobody will a nice camera drone gets off that easy so congrats on that too I have to say. Thanks for your work everyone, stay safe and GOD bless.
Another great production and the personal accounts add to the overall mystery.
i had an encounter as a boy, these beings are real no doubt, great content many thanks, i may send my encounter as a young boy, it ruined my life, thank you. bob uk.
Plz do share, would love to hear. Had my own experiences in Scotland too...
I believe this was one of the better videos. Have enjoyed all so far but really liked this one.
The quality of your work is outstanding seriously
Surprised you guys didn't see footprints after watching this.
I like to believe I developed a relationship with these Bigfoot families in the triangle.
I was obsessed, tracked, communicated and fed them etc in the winter months of 2015.
I have meny encounters and you can even smell them when they are close and hear them.
I have to say, I adore them :)
It's nice to hear about others experiences especiallybecauseat the time I thought I was losing my mind.
I've seen other things there and had to stop going because it became pretty frightening.
I'm still trying to process it all.
Light circles that would follow us and float in the dark, spirits, beheaded animals, strange footprints..
I often miss my Bigfoot friends.
That sounds terrifying. I bet someone from STM would love to talk to you. Truly though, i hope ur ok. (5 prayer emoji’s). I can never find those.
my friend Shonn'd like to meet you sometime,Tanya & compare info...
Beheaded animals doesn’t sound particularly comforting. 😳
Tanya, sounds like you are seeing Orbs. These are probably the Xanue. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach
I live just outside of the Bridgewater Triangle, my grandmother lives in Rehoboth and my wife works on Wampanoag Trail
It's a very creepy area overall! Lot's of strange history.
There’s something out there waiting for us, and it ain’t no man.
I grew up in brigewater and I believe there's alot going on iv seen the unexplainable
Like what, I drove by the swamp and the energy just felt dark
Hello Seth my name is Mike Cheesman I'm from Indiana and just watch your show I just wanted to let you know that there supposedly a lady from Massachusetts that haves. had. More sightings on bigfoot and interactive accounts then any one else.
Never heard of this triangle. just learned of one in Alaska.Be safe.
You know how many times I've left one of my nikes in the forest.
Great episode Aleks!!! My book Strange Days In The Hockomock Swamp is a fictional story based on the many strange creatures and lore of this bizarre area! I plan to be doing some expeditions myself soon into the Hockomock!!
Very well done my friend. Western Massachusetts here, keep up the great work ! Cheers
..... I grew up during the golden era of when all this activity was at its highest, right smack dab in the middle of the triangle... Spent many many days and nights right in the heart of all the woodlands in and around the triangle... Great Times 👍.... Never seen Bigfoot, but have run into some really creepy fuggn people real far out in the woods that have off real bad vibes, and felt like I’ve had a couple close calls... one time we were way out in the woods really early in the morning during winter, and this creep came out of nowhere totally under dressed for the weather, and was wearing sneakers with no socks... looked like he hadn’t bathed in a month.. said he owned all the land and didn’t like people... tried to follow us until I told him that wasn’t a good idea... he made it back to where we were parked before we did somehow and walked off as we came into view... fuggn creepy haha
Fun to listen to.
Please save us humans are the words!
If you really feel like that then just hold your breath.
has anyone else noticed that there is no forest sounds? no birds, no squirrels, no rabbits. nothing. thats what gives it a weird feeling
43:20 "The search for the grail is not about archaeology."
- Dr. Henry Jones, 'Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade'.
Fantastic film as always. I also explore power line corridors since a wayward bear proved they can be used to get deep into a highly populated area. I'd like to see your team back in the Green Swamp in the heat of the summertime. The swamp comes alive with the high temperatures. Myself and another member of the Florida Skunk Ape Researchers will be at the undisclosed location campsite from your last Green Swamp visit in four weeks. Let me know if your team will have anyone interested in joining us. Pro tip: Bring a power bank and USB desk fan.
Love it, keep rocking!!
That was AH-64 Apache that flew over. Is there an Army base near there?