Mountain Monsters: Bigfoot Files - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Bluegrass Bigfoot
The Appalachian Investigators of Mysterious Sightings head to Kentucky to investigate a labyrinth of underground caves that they think could be the original home of Bigfoot.
West Virginian Vampire
The tale of the Chupacabra, a vampire-like creature that sucks the blood of goats and other farm animals, originated in South America, but the AIMS team believes the Chupacabra now resides in West Virginia.
Hunt for the Kentucky Wildman
The Appalachian Investigators return to Kentucky to follow up on reports of an aggressive Bigfoot subspecies known as The Wildman.
Lincoln Hellhound
In West Virginia, a mysterious monster reportedly terrorizes farmers and their livestock; the AIMS team believes the creature uses the crops as cover to travel back and forth.
Tree-tossing Bigfoot
The AIMS team try to track down an aggressive Bigfoot that they believe destroyed their trap during their last visit.
Sprinting Bigfoot
The AIMS team tries to chase down what the Native Americans refer to as The Dustman, a creature believed to be the fastest Bigfoot in all of the Appalachian Mountains.
Cherokee Bigfoot
Reports in North Carolina of a Bigfoot called Cherokee Devil that has frightening abilities.
Cherokee Bigfoot Returns
The crew returns to North Carolina to chase the Cherokee Devil; aggressive signs leave the team wondering if they should call off the search.
Bigfoot Battle
The AIMS team heads back to the Bluegrass State to investigate reports of two very noisy Bigfoot clans.
A Band of Bigfoot
The AIMS team visits Pennsylvania to investigate another Native American legend of Bigfoot who attack in the cover of night.
Return of the Thunder Brothers
Still in Pennsylvania investigating an aggressive Bigfoot clan, the AIMS team stumbles upon a Native American artifact that may be better off left alone.
Ohio Bigfoot
AIMS team investigates reports of a Bigfoot of legendary Native American folklore in Ohio said to have incredibly thick fur that makes it impervious to bow and arrows.
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