Cabin in the Woods: Very professional and enthralling presentations performed by a truly talented host. As he provides charts, drawings, video, and photographs on a particular subject of focus, he keeps your mind actively engaged. I doubt there is a viewer who doesn't watch it to the end - it's that mesmerizing and intriuging.

Base Camp Chris: This likable and talented story teller hikes out into the woods with a beer and encounter stories to describe in detail. If you want to sit around a campfire and be entertained, Chris is salt of the earth storytelling at its best.

Greenwave2010fb: This is researcher MK Davis's channel. I've worked with MK for over a decade and he was the first to give clear images of Patty from the Patterson Film. As an astrophotographer and adventurer, he knows how to bring out the details. He shares evidence on his channel and his expert review of it.

ThinkerThunker: This talented graphic artist and sharp mind takes apart video evidence to show why or why not it is genuine. I don't always agree with his conclusions, but I find his sharp eye, keen mind, and adorably casual narration keeps me fully engaged in the videos.

Arla Williams: Arla is sort of the earth mother of the subject matter. She has lived her whole life in the forests and at one with nature. She has a beautiful and soothing speaking voice, explains encounters and nature of the forest people with such reverence and respect. What she shares is so real, your senses take over and you feel as though you are walking with her in the forest.

Bigfoot Society: This is one of those sites that archives encounters. There is plenty of content to keep you busy for some time!

There are plenty of awesome Bigfoot channels and really all the ones above provide an array of approaches to the subject. It really comes down to the matter of what you want - To hear encounters? To review evidence? To engage in storytelling? To go into the woods with experiencers?