Property Owner Documents Juvenile Sasquatch Tracks and Food Offerings

There's something really compelling about stumbling across firsthand accounts from people who are actively living alongside what they believe to be Sasquatch, and a recent video out of Wineberry, West Virginia is exactly that kind of content. The creator behind the Sasquatch and paranormal channel shared an experience that's got a lot of layers to it, and it's worth diving into. So here's what went down. The filmer was sleeping in a lower bedroom on their property when they were jolted awake by something wild. First, they heard this deep, guttural groan, almost like a scream, and then immediately after came five loud bangs on a tin building nearby. The sound was so intense it sent them into a panic, jumping out of bed and running around in circles trying to process what just happened. Once they calmed down and really thought about it, they landed on the conclusion that it was likely a juvenile Sasquatch making its presence known. And here's where it gets even more interesting. After the encounter, they went out to investigate and found a footprint measuring 14 inches. That's a significant size, and for context, juvenile Sasquatch tracks tend to fall in that range as younger individuals are still growing. The terrain around the property is covered in leaf litter, which makes getting clear prints tough, so finding even one decent track is kind of a big deal. The property itself sounds like prime Sasquatch habitat. It's loaded with pines, which, if you've spent any time researching these creatures, you know they absolutely love coniferous forest. There's a path winding back through the woods, a cliff nearby, and even evidence of a bear passing through not long before. The area has that remote, wooded feel that fits the profile of places where sightings tend to cluster. What really stands out about this video, though, is the ongoing relationship this person is building with whatever's visiting their land. They've been leaving offerings, which is a practice that goes way back in Sasquatch research. Tomatoes, corn, possum grapes, potatoes, peppers, and even a bottle of Sunny D have been placed around the property. Some of it was hung in a basket from a tree, and a trail of potatoes was laid out near the tin building where the banging happened. They even mentioned gifting potatoes at a spot called Twin Falls and announcing out loud where the food was placed, almost like an invitation. There's also this fascinating detail about bent foliage. The filmer pointed out sticks and branches that had been manipulated, bent over in ways that weren't fresh but also weren't natural. They set up a little experiment with sticks laid out on the ground to see if the visitor would arrange them into any kind of pattern. On top of that, they left out some fossils they'd resin-preserved and a small cup, curious to see if those items would be touched or moved. The whole video has this raw, unfiltered quality to it. The filmer is dealing with some serious back pain throughout, whether it's a kidney infection or sciatica, and you can tell they're not feeling great, but they're still out there documenting everything. There's a moment where they mention a hunting blind up in a tree on the property, which adds another layer to the location's history. If you're into accounts where someone isn't just passing through Sasquatch country but is actually living in it, interacting with the environment, and trying to build some kind of peaceful coexistence through offerings and observation, this video is definitely worth your time. The combination of the audio encounter, the footprint, the manipulated foliage, and the ongoing experiments makes it one of those videos that sticks with you. Check it out and see what you think.