Bigfoot Researcher Discovers Bent Trees, Potential Footprints in Forest

Hey there, fellow Squatchers! I stumbled upon a fascinating video from the NW Yeti Quest YouTube channel that's been causing quite a stir in our community. The video, titled "First Pincone Discovery Summer of 2024," is a must-watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast. In the video, the explorer shares his findings in a remote forest area, which he refers to as "tree break alley." He notices that a large tree, previously standing upright, has been bent over, and all its branches on the top side have been bent or broken off. The tree appears to have been intentionally manipulated, creating a perfect climbing path for something large to ascend. As the explorer continues to investigate, he discovers more trees that have been bent over and manipulated in the same way, suggesting that a Sasquatch may have been using these trees as a means of travel. The evidence is fresh, leading us to believe that these tree breaks are recent and could potentially be linked to active Sasquatch activity in the area. The video also showcases a sugar pine cone, which is not native to the forest where these tree breaks were found. The explorer speculates that this could be evidence of a Sasquatch's presence, as they may have brought the cone from a higher elevation. Overall, this video is a great addition to our growing body of evidence supporting the existence of Sasquatch. I highly recommend checking it out and sharing your thoughts with us here at Squatchable! Let's keep the conversation going and continue to uncover the truth together. Excitement Level: 7 (This