This Is The Biggest Bigfoot Nest I've Ever Seen


On Destination America's TV Series Mountain Monsters, the AIMS team investigates the Midnight Whistler of Kentucky. A bigfoot creature with glowing green eyes, a high-pitched whistle, and is apparently attracted to harmonica music. During their investigation, they come across what appears to be the biggest bigfoot nest I've ever seen.


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  1. Shop at Cabela's for all your Bigfoot needs.

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    1. ENOUGH of the Global Warming

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    2. I tried @ Cabelas but they got no more 5.56mm AMMO : (

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    3. Got crankbaits though. I'm partial to Bomber Long A's in a baby bass pattern. And the Kettle Corn outside the front door? Hell yeah!!

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  2. I wish someone would lace the bigfoot nest with landmines, completely encircle the nest with mines so that the squatch can be blown to smithereens. There would be enough remains to prove their existence.

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    1. Land mines. Man that's an awesome idea. You blow the bigfoot to kingdom come.

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    2. AIMS team already did the minefield trap mines, Wild Bill said but the bigfoots were to smart for AIMS team

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    3. I can see it now. After the landmine goes off and sifting through the remains:

      "Hey, I didn't know bigfoot wear ranger hats."

      or

      "Hey, since when do bigfoot use backpacks?"

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    4. Or

      "Hey, I didn't know that bigfoot got his Bobcat badge."

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  3. I see the aims team did not spend the off season with Jenny Craig.

    I wonder if the Midnight Whistler bigfoot is related to one of the more famous Kentucky Bigfoots who goes by the name of Mr. Howdy Mr. Howdy is about as friendly a bigfoot as you will come across and likes to lift his right hand up and wave .
    Chuck

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    1. Chuck, I read a story one time of a man hiking alone and on a ridge he encountered a sasquatch traveling in somewhat an opposite direction, but not on his trail. He stuck his arm up and waved at it and it did the same back to him.

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    2. interesting. The nest looked like the sticks had been woven together.

      The one guy said BF couldn't come out during the day because like when they use night vision during daylight hours it's too bright for their eyes. I think he over-thought that. Deer, dogs, cats, etc. that have night vision have no problem seeing during the day.

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    3. bigfoot has night vision they live in caves and caverns so they are not used to bright light, @ night they go on the hunt and then they retire back to the safety of the caves

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    4. Deer have excellent night vision, why don't they go hide in the shadows during daylight. Can you produce some evidence that having good night vision hinders those animals from venturing into sunlight.

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    5. Just Bats they stay out of the sunlight

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    6. I can only say half the sightings or more are during the daytime. I know they use night time to get in close to human civilization. I do not know if night time hunting in the forest is beneficial as the creatures they would be hunting also have great vision at night if they are out. Then again these prey is out in force at night also. I really think they handle both day and night quite well and the evidence suggest this.

      DOVER that is a neat story. I wonder if that is where the Mr. Howdy came from or was it a different state. I was told about Mr. Howdy last year from Charlie Raymond the head of the Kentucky Bigfoot group, and it happened to more than one person.
      Chuck

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    7. @4:34 If you've ever heard the phrase "blind as a bat," they use sonar to navigate.

      Chuck, I'm not familiar with Mr. Howdy, if that might be the same one that waved back to the man I mentioned. Of note the man waved first and it seemed to recognize the gesture and return it.

      A similar account I read was about a man standing on a large tree stump while wearing a heavy coat with a hood, and a sasquatch up the hill from him whistled and waved at him, but once it realized the man was not another sasquatch it moved on. So, maybe waving is one of their non-verbal communications. Come to think of it waving to someone at a distance is a universal communication among all peoples I assume.

      They understand the hand gesture of pointing.

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    8. Well Dover, again interesting and it certainly makes a great deal of sense, and why would they not.
      Chuck

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    9. Fascinating points Dover... AGAIN! These are all very human traits, thanks for sharing Dover. Your comments are so consistently awesome and an education.

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    10. Do you want to know another very human trait? Believing shit you read on the internet. Welsh or Asian, you're a fucking moron. And a liar.

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    11. 2;53 ...hey you .. get a clue

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    12. 3:37...had one...sold it on EBay... suckers...

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  4. Finally we have professionals that know what there doing!!

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    1. WILD BILL been huntin and trappin Bear fer yeers ans Trapper and the AIMS team been afturs tham bigfeets fer yeers

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    2. ^ Has the biggest boner in the Northern Hemisphere. Buddy, YOU have been rewarded for your persistence and lack of funny. Salute.

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  5. I wonder how many stuffed Bigfoots they got at home?

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    1. tham sesshun be gitin tham bigfeets heers

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  6. seƱor Obama el gran jefe de todos nosotros

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  7. Has this nest been verified by DS?

    I think those douchebags are just trying to steal his research.

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    1. Who will be the one to claim the Nobel prize for discovering sticks?

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  8. Have you ever noticed how you never see baby pigeons? I think it is because when a baby pigeon is born it is a bigfoot. Then when it grows up it turns into a pigeon. And if you corner a bigfoot, its whoremoans start going faster and it immediately becomes a pigeon. Thats why you never see bigfoots or baby pigeons.

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  9. I spent two years in grad school sharing an apartment with a construction worker from West Virginia. We both had girlfriends and did our own thing, but I also spent a lot of time with his friends and relatives from the Southwestern part of West Virginia, playing poker and horseshoes and stuff.

    These idiots are NOT West Virginia hillbillies. Real hillbillies are hard to understand. They wouldn't talk about throwing horseshoes; they would call it turn a shoe. There was nothing like, "it isn't. It was, "t'aint". A liar was a man with a paper asshole. They didn't have a southern drawl; they spoke in sort of a monotone.

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    1. A real hillbilly is won't tell you the time unless he's convinced you're not planning to bang his wife while he's at work.

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  10. This site has officially jumped the shark, that show is the most bogus phoney crap ever, SO FAKE, it really has nothing to do with the real BF world, MIchael Merchant is so right about this being the No Evidence BF site.MT Monsters What a joke of a show !!!!

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  11. Wild Bill could carry his own show now. That is one funny Sonofagun!

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    1. Still waiting for WILD BILL to pull out that BIG KNIFE of his !!!

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  12. I'd like this show more if they said it was faked (which it is)

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  13. ans WILD BILL gots no time fer tham woman folk, caws hebe huntin tham bears ans trax tham bigfoots heers fer yeers

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