On the Travel Channel 9pm est Investigations of the Unexplained

Explore famous, dramatic and terrifying phenomena. Visit the Myrtles Plantation in Louisiana, possibly the most haunted house in America. Investigate the Bigfoot controversy, and explore the story behind the most famous case of demonic possession.

This is actually one of the "Weird Travels" episodes. I recorded it when it originally aired and it had the exact lineup that this show has....but it also had a segment on werewolves. The Bigfoot portion is "The Oregon Bigfoot", and it's at the very end...so ya gotta sit thru the demonic possession and the myrtles plantation...which personally freaked me out. Don't know why they changed the title of the show though...strange. But the Bigfoot portion is about 10 minutes long. It had a quick part with Loren Coleman, and mostly focused on Ray Crowe and Todd Neiss setting up cameras, trip wires, etc...they got a good shot of a mouse...that's about it. :doh:

Here's a screen shot from the show...

And 1 more of the hand imprint...

My apologies, I didnt know that was the show.

No apologies needed. I thought it was kinda strange that they changed the name of the show...did you watch it last night? I forgot to look at it...just wondering if it really was Weird Travels.

Yes, I watched it. It was the same episode, you know "The Werewolves of Wisconsin", "Ghosts of the U.S.S. Hornet" and some other ghost stories and the last ten minutes was about bigfoot. They played a tape of some alleged screams that were recorded by some guys in Washington I think. Nothing new.

hi everyone that was a great show last night on the travel channel sasquatch researchers like ray crowe etc did a wonderful job on that segment. i thought the werewolf of wisconsin was interesting as well. i still say in my own opinion the werewolf in bray road wisconsin is probley a sasquatch i hope.. thank you bill green that show realy helped me out with my research. i hope in the future the travel channel has more newer segments etc about the sasquatch pheanomena..