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Trail of the Kiamichi Beast

The movie “Trail of the Kiamichi Beast” was released in 2023, which follows Master Hughes as he returns to face the dangerous Bigfoot in the Kiamichi Mountains, and is on Tubi.
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The Kiamichi Beast is a Bigfoot that is said to roam the mountain area of South East Oklahoma. It was the subject of an actual expedition in 2021, which aimed to retrieve evidence regarding the creature.

The legend of the Kiamichi Beast has been around for a long time and has been the subject of many expeditions and movies. In 2021, an actual expedition was conducted to retrieve evidence regarding the creature, which discovered new evidence that links the beast to an area in the Quachitas mountains.

The movie “Trail of the Kiamichi Beast” was released in 2023, which follows Master Hughes as he returns to face the dangerous Bigfoot in the Kiamichi Mountains, and is on Tubi. There is a great deal of evidence to suggest that this beast does exist. It an exciting adventure and has been very popular on Tubi.

Directed by Master Hughes and starring Ross De la cerna and Master Hughes himself. Master Hughes has led numerous expeditions in the Oklahoma Arkansas area.  The movie follows Master Hughes as he returns to face the dangerous Bigfoot in the Kiamichi Mountains, while the locals want this legend buried to be kept a secret. Produced by Master Hughes Productions.

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