Unsolved Port Lock Killings: Hunters Discover Strange Footprints in Abandoned Bigfoot Town

The video we've stumbled upon on YouTube, from the channel Wild Discovery, delves into the chilling details of the Portlock, Alaska Bigfoot killings. If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast like us, this one's for you! The small town of Portlock, located on the southern Kenai Peninsula in Alaska, was once a thriving community with an abundance of fish and game. However, it all came to a halt in the mid to early 1990s, leaving many wondering what could have caused such a sudden abandonment. According to the video, some attribute this to economic reasons, but others believe it was the work of a terrifying creature that has haunted the area for centuries. The video takes us on a journey through time, from the arrival of British Captain Nathaniel Portlock in 1785, to the Sugpyak settlers in 1867, and finally to the Alutik who tried their luck in the late 1900s. Each group faced similar terrifying encounters with what they referred to as the Nontan, a half-man, half-beast creature that seemed to have a taste for human flesh. The video also mentions the cannibal giants of Portlock, adding another layer of intrigue to this already captivating tale. The video also discusses the gruesome death of logger Andrew Camluck in 1931, and the mutilated bodies of the remaining residents in the 1950s. The footage is haunting, to say the least, and serves as a grim reminder of the creatures that still lurk in the woods. this video is a must-watch. It's always fascinating to learn about new Bigfoot sightings and encounters, and this one definitely doesn't disappoint. So, grab some popcorn, sit back, and prepare to be spooked!