Bigfoot and UFO Activity Escalates on British Columbia Property

There's something happening in the South Caribou region of British Columbia, and the folks over at Sasquatch Theory recently sat down with a man named Terry to talk about it. And let me tell you, this one is layered. Terry and his family have owned their property near 100 Mile House for about eight years now, and according to him, things have only gotten more intense over time. What started as a simple hunting trip with his brother turned into something they couldn't ignore. While hiking up the back of their property during hunting season, Terry decided to use a deer call. The response was immediate and unmistakable. Tree knocks came back from multiple directions, west, north, and east, but nothing from the direction they had come in. That's a detail that stands out. Whatever was out there seemed to know exactly where these two hunters were positioned. The knocks were strong, deliberate, and appeared to be moving, yet there was no audible movement through the brush. No thumping. No footsteps. Just knocks echoing from different points around them. If you've spent any time researching Sasquatch behavior, you know that wood knocking is one of the most commonly reported forms of communication from these elusive beings. Researchers like Dr. John Bindernagel and others have documented how Sasquatch appear to use knocks to signal territory, warn others of intruders, or even communicate across distances. The fact that the knocks came from three directions but not the fourth is the kind of detail that makes you pause. It suggests awareness. It suggests intent. But the encounters on this property don't stop at tree knocks. Terry describes a whole catalog of activity that's been building over the years. Tracks. Sharp whistles. Strange structures built into the trees. Voices coming from the forest. Screams that would make your hair stand up. And then there's the thermal camera footage. Terry owns a handheld thermal device, the kind with a screen on the side so you can scan without looking through a viewfinder. He's captured orbs floating around the property on thermal, and one night while hiking with his brother at dusk, he spotted an orb that seemed to react to his presence. When he moved toward it, it bolted away. When he stopped, it came right back. That's not how dust particles or moisture behave on thermal. That's something with awareness behind it. Then there's the sky. Two nights in a row, Terry's family witnessed a pulsating object overhead. Dead silent. No engine noise, no rotor wash, nothing. When he recorded it and zoomed in on the footage, he noticed a second smaller object moving in perfect unison with the first, like they were connected but clearly weren't. His niece's boyfriend suggested it might be a Chinese drone, but Terry points out that drones are loud, and this thing made zero sound. Plus, the pulsating color changes and the synchronized movement of two objects together is something conventional aircraft simply don't do. This is where things get really interesting, and honestly, where the conversation took a turn that caught my attention. Terry brought up something that a researcher who visited the property mentioned to him. After confirming tree breaks and other signs of Sasquatch activity on the land, the researcher told Terry something curious. If you have a Bigfoot encounter, look up. You might see a UFO. The implication being that there's some kind of connection between Sasquatch activity and aerial phenomena. This isn't a new idea in the research community. For decades, witnesses and investigators have reported strange lights, craft, and orbs appearing in areas where Bigfoot activity is high. The connection between Sasquatch and the UFO phenomenon has been explored by researchers like Joshua P. Warren and others who have looked into the overlap between cryptid sightings and aerial anomalies. Some theories suggest that Sasquatch may be interdimensional or that they share some kind of relationship with non-human intelligence that also manifests in our skies. Others think the orbs themselves might be some form of consciousness or monitoring presence. Whatever the case, the correlation keeps showing up in witness reports across North America. The researcher who visited Terry's property spent three nights there and confirmed what the family had been experiencing. Tree structures, tree breaks, and other signs consistent with Sasquatch habitation. Both Terry and his brother have now had visual sightings of their own, which is significant. When multiple members of the same family, people who know the land intimately, start seeing something they can't explain, you pay attention. What makes this interview worth your time is how it weaves together so many threads of the phenomenon. The vocalizations. The thermal anomalies. The orbs. The aerial phenomena. The physical evidence. And the personal sightings. It's all happening on one property in the Caribou region of British Columbia, and according to Terry, it's only getting more active. If you want to hear the full story straight from Terry, check out the interview over on the Sasquatch Theory channel. It's a long one, but the kind of long that's worth settling in for.