Bigfoot Investigators Discover Footprints, Structure, and Broken Bones in Una Mountains

Title: Marsh Peak Bigfoot Activity Update: New Evidence Uncovered in Una Mountains Hello Squatchable readers, We've got some exciting news to share with you all today! Rocky Mountain Sasquatch, a well-known YouTube channel dedicated to Bigfoot research, has recently posted a video documenting their investigation into Bigfoot activity in the Una Mountains. In the video, the team followed up on a sighting from last year, where two women reported seeing a Bigfoot and taking four photographs before it vanished. The team spent several hours searching the area where the sighting occurred, but found no evidence of a log carving, scarecrow, or statue. Instead, they discovered 17-inch long Bigfoot tracks below a 12-foot tall aspen snapoff, and followed the tracks across a creek into the forest where they found several Bigfoot-style teepee structures. One of the most intriguing discoveries was a fresh aspen snapoff, which the team believes was caused by a Bigfoot reaching up to snap the branch. They also found a stream nearby, where there appeared to be a footprint trotten down. As they continued their search, the team stumbled upon a structure in the woods that Jenny noticed. Upon closer inspection, they found what appeared to be deer or elk bones strewn about, some of which seemed quite large. The team believes that whatever made the mess did not blow the bones into place, and that they were intentionally relocated. The team also found a log and two aspen branches that appeared to have been moved and arranged in a way that suggested they were used as a territorial marker or shelter. As they hiked further up the mountain, the team encountered a storm, but were able to find a great spot to set up a trail camera. They also noticed a pure water spring that wasn't marshy, which could be an ideal spot for Bigfoot to drink from. But the most exciting moment of the video came when the team heard a roaring noise while investigating a swampy area. One of the team members, Kelly, confirmed that she heard it too. They decided to investigate further, but were hesitant to venture into the muck. Overall, the video provides some compelling evidence for Bigfoot activity in the Una Mountains. While the team did not capture any footage of the creature itself, the tracks, structures, and bones they found suggest that Bigfoot may be living in the area. We encourage all of our readers to watch the video for yourself and draw your own conclusions. Let us know what you think in the comments section below! Excitement Level: 7/10 P.S. We've also heard rumors of new Bigfoot sightings in other parts of the country. Stay tuned for more updates!