The team returns to the Pacific Northwest to settle a bet: which is squatchier, the U.S. or Canada? After they split up to meet witnesses and do night investigations, they try to discover whether the Olympic Peninsula or British Columbia is squatchier.

The team travels for the first time Maine. They split up to interview eyewitnesses and embark on multiple solo investigations. Matt records multiple bigfoot howls, and is confident they've pinned down a Pine Tree State Sasquatch.

The team reports to the Mount Washington resort in New Hampshire where bigfoot sightings have been unnerving hotel guests. Mounting evidence points to Franconia Notch, where the team blasts calls from an alpine horn, hoping to herd in a bigfoot.

The team is in Georgia investigating sightings in and around the Ft. Stewart Army base. After meeting with a witness who saw a bigfoot through a thermal imager the team looks for the best place to hold their final night investigation.

Cliff has brought the team back to his home state of Oregon for the fourth time in search of bigfoots. With a bounty of bigfoot habitat, Cliff enlists professional drone pilots, who may provide the aerial support they need to get a beaver state sasquatch.

The team joins forces with a paranormal investigation group in Mt. Shasta, CA, an area known for its paranormal and Bigfoot activity. Bobo joins the SBC for the week, but will they be able to prove to him, that Bigfoots are supernatural?

The team receives a special invitation to investigate the Klamath reservation in Southern Oregon, where bigfoot sightings are a regular occurrence. The team investigates a canyon so squatchy, the tribe themselves don't dare to venture in after dark.

The team is in Mississippi for the first time to meet with a BFRO investigator, who's investigating bigfoot reports in a new way. As they follow up with eyewitnesses, they become privy to secret spot where they are guaranteed to get bigfoot action.