Bigfoot Team Investigates Alabama Man's Claims of Living with Sasquatch

Evergreen, Alabama isn't a place that typically comes up in Sasquatch conversations, but a recent video from the BigfootStacy channel might change that. The footage documents an investigation into reports from a man named Ken, who goes by "Flat Rock Online" online, and what the team found there is genuinely compelling. Ken's story begins back in 2015 or 2016 when his family purchased property in Evergreen. His mother moved onto the land first, and almost immediately started reporting strange activity. Tapping on windows, banging on the house, things that scared her enough to call Ken regularly about it. When Ken finally made it to the property himself, he had his own encounter that would change everything. While unpacking in his living room one evening, he noticed a light between his house and his mom's place. At first, it looked like a flashlight, but then it did something flashlights don't do. It closed and reopened. It did it again, and then he could see it from the side. Whatever it was, it was moving deliberately, sidestepping along until it reached a tree, then circling around it. Ken grabbed the only camera he had, a baby monitor, and stuck it in the window. What he captured on that monitor was something that ducked down and walked backwards when the camera bumped. That kind of awareness, that kind of reaction to being observed, is exactly what separates Sasquatch reports from typical wildlife sightings. The situation escalated on July 4th, 2019. Ken and a friend named Bob were cooking out on the back porch when Bob called to say he'd seen someone walking through the yard. They grabbed guns and went after whoever it was but came up empty. Back on the porch, the rustling started again in the woods. They called out, told whoever it was to walk on through to the road and not come back through the yard. That's when Bob fired a warning shot into the trees. The next night, or possibly that same night, things got much worse. Ken was in his RV when the screaming started, followed by what sounded like objects being thrown and yelling. His words were chilling. He said their first thought was that these things were going to rip them apart. They genuinely believed they were going to die that night. This is the kind of raw, unfiltered testimony that makes Alabama an underrated hotspot for Sasquatch activity. The state sits in a region with dense, swampy terrain and plenty of remote woodland, the kind of habitat that fits the profile researchers have mapped out over decades. Alabama doesn't get the attention that the Pacific Northwest or the Appalachians do, but witnesses like Ken are a good reminder that reports come from everywhere. The really interesting part of this video, though, is what happened when a skeptic showed up to investigate. The BigfootStacy team brought someone along who openly admitted he didn't believe, but wanted to see the property and the evidence firsthand. That's where things got wild. Ken had sent a photo of a handprint on the railing outside his house. The skeptic wasn't impressed at first. It looked human-sized, human-shaped. But once they got there in person and examined it under proper lighting, the print told a different story. It was greasy, but not in a way that matched human oils. It was thicker, and the placement of the digits was off. They measured it at 5.5 inches wide, which is on the smaller end of reported Sasquatch handprint dimensions but still within the range that researchers have documented over the years. What happened next was almost cinematic. The team used sterile water to soak the print and lifted it with forensic pads. They found hair embedded in the print. Then, while examining the area further, they discovered a second handprint below the first one that nobody had noticed before. The skeptic himself pointed out that if Ken was hoaxing, he would have mentioned both prints from the start, not just one. The discovery of that second print was a shocker to the skeptic and a relief to Ken. The investigation didn't stop there. The team set up a long-duration audio recorder, baited a tree hole with a fawn-in-distress call, coated the area with deer blood, and even used Sasquatch pheromone chips on a decoy suit to try to draw something in. They deployed a tactical parabolic microphone, the Krider KXPD3, to capture distant sounds. The methods were textbook Bigfoot research, the kind of multi-layered approach that serious investigators use when they want to give themselves the best chance of documenting activity. What makes this video worth watching isn't just the handprint evidence, though that's a significant piece of the puzzle. It's the way the skeptic's demeanor shifts throughout the investigation. He came in doubtful and left with samples in hand that he couldn't easily dismiss. Ken's sincerity comes through in every word, and the fear in his voice when he talks about that July night is the kind of genuine emotion that's hard to fake. For anyone interested in Sasquatch reports outside the usual hotspots, or anyone who appreciates a good skeptic-turned-believer arc, this video is well worth the watch. The full investigation, the evidence collection, and the reactions are all captured on camera, and it's the kind of content that keeps the conversation alive about what's really out there in those Alabama woods.