Bigfoot Habitat Threatened: Storm Damage, Logging, and Relocation

A researcher from the YouTube channel "Bigfoot: Back to the Basics" recently shared their concerns about the potential impact of logging companies on Bigfoot activity in one of their favorite research areas. In a video titled "Episode: 7 Scouting," the researcher discusses recent discoveries of marking tape and timber cell boundary signs, which suggest that logging may soon begin in the area. The researcher has been studying this area for years and has had many different experiences and vocalizations, which they attribute to Bigfoot. However, they are worried that the logging will disrupt the activity and drive the Bigfoot away. They mention a previous area where logging occurred, and the activity decreased significantly afterwards. The researcher is hopeful that the logging may clear out old growth areas and create more activity for a short period of time. They plan to continue monitoring the area while the logging is taking place and keep their eyes open for any changes in activity. Additionally, the researcher has been scouting out a new area on the other side of the mountain, which has not been marked for logging. They hope that if the Bigfoot in the current area are driven away by the logging, they may move to this new area. Overall, the researcher's concern about the impact of logging on Bigfoot activity is a reminder of the importance of preserving natural habitats for these elusive creatures. It's always a bit sad to hear about potential disruptions to their homes, but it's also encouraging to see researchers actively working to understand and protect them. If you're interested in learning more about this researcher's experiences and the potential impact of logging on Bigfoot activity, be sure to check out the full video on their YouTube channel. And as always, keep your eyes and ears open for any signs of Bigfoot in your own outdoor adventures!