Bigfoot Investigator Tracks Wood Knocks and Disappearing Structures at Camp

There's something incredibly compelling about field investigations where the investigator isn't just relying on their own ears—they've got a credible witness backing up what they're hearing in the woods. That's exactly what makes this footage from the YouTube channel Sasquatch and Paranormal from Wineberry WV so fascinating. In this follow-up investigation, the researcher is back out in the field after capturing tree knocks on a previous outing. But this time, things get even more interesting. A park employee—who goes by "Bugs"—confirms he's been hearing wood knocks throughout the entire night. Not only that, but the researcher also captured what sounded like a whoop, adding another layer to the audio evidence being collected. What really caught my attention was the directional nature of the knocks. The investigator describes hearing two wood knocks from one direction, followed by a single knock from another location. The hypothesis here is fascinating: could these be two separate Sasquatch communicating their positions to one another? It's a theory that makes sense when you think about how intelligent these beings are reported to be. Some knocks might serve as warnings, while others could simply be a way of saying "I'm over here." The video also touches on something that has become a hallmark of active Sasquatch hotspots—those mysterious structures that seem to appear out of nowhere. The researcher points out a spot where a structure once stood and has since vanished overnight. Even more intriguing is another structure that appears to be slowly being dismantled, with sticks disappearing one by one over time. A former county commissioner, who has had multiple Class A Sasquatch sightings, has set up camp specifically to observe this phenomenon. He sleeps in a tent rather than a camper for one simple reason—he wants to hear everything happening in the woods around him. That's dedication to the research. One detail I found particularly thought-provoking was the investigator's mention that Sasquatch might use a quick, hard clap of the hands to mimic the sound of a tree knock. It's a reminder of just how little we truly know about their behavior and communication methods. These beings are clearly more sophisticated than mainstream science gives them credit for. There's also a brief mention of a bear being spotted in the area recently, and the researcher notes they came prepared with bear spray for venturing deeper into the woods. At one point, they even catch what looks like a dark shape peeking up briefly before disappearing—though they acknowledge it could just be their imagination playing tricks. If you're into audio evidence, communication patterns between Sasquatch, and those eerie disappearing structures, this one is definitely worth checking out. The combination of firsthand witness testimony and the researcher's own field experience makes for a compelling watch.