• BWBS EP:49 A Bigfoot Named Koda: The Great Hunt

  • Nov 24 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
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BWBS EP:49 A Bigfoot Named Koda: The Great Hunt

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  • Koda's Third Summer: The Great Hunt and the Threat of Adanowa In the third summer of his life, Koda begins a significant journey filled with anticipation and excitement as nearby Sasquatch clans gather for tradition and unity. The clans engage in the Great Hunt, showcasing their unique strengths and customs, while fostering bonds and sharing resources for the looming winter. Amid the celebrations, a lingering fear overshadows their joyous gathering—the threat of Adanowa, a rogue Sasquatch whose presence is felt more keenly as winter approaches. The episode delves into themes of community, survival, and vigilance, highlighting Koda's growth as he faces new challenges and responsibilities to protect his clan.

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    00:00 The Vibrant Summer Gathering 02:00 Meeting the Stone Ridge Clan 06:33 Introducing the Red Valley Clan 12:02 The Riverbend Clan's Arrival 14:18 The Elusive Mistwood Clan 16:40 The Great Hunt Begins 23:21 Winter's Harsh Test 23:51 The Threat of Adanowa 31:13 Facing the Darkness Together
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