Mike and Scott from SIR Investigate Possible Bigfoot Nest on Live Hike

A few years back, a video was shared on YouTube by the channel Sasquatch And The Wild, showcasing a hike through Site A and the first drone flight over the area. I was excited to come across this video and share it with our fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts. The video starts off with Patrick, the host, hiking through the forest with Mike and Scott from Sir. They encounter a small watering hole, where Patrick mentions seeing various footprints, including those of elk and moose. The plants surrounding the area are identified as Lamb's Ear, which has a wide range of uses. As they continue their hike, Patrick points out that when trekking through the woods, one must be cautious and sure-footed, with the proper gear. He shares his experience of observing trees that have fallen in a geometric pattern, which he believes could be the result of Sasquatch activity. Patrick then shares his belief that the best way to explore new areas is to create a grid and explore different spots each time, rather than revisiting the same locations repeatedly. He also mentions the importance of removing dead trees to prevent potential harm to others. Towards the end of the hike, Patrick uses his drone to capture footage of the area from above. He emphasizes the usefulness of drones in spotting pathways and other oddities that may not be visible from the ground. Throughout the video, Patrick and his companions maintain a respectful and open-minded approach to their exploration, never referring to Sasquatch as an animal or beast. This aligns with the values of Squatchable and our community of Bigfoot believers. As a curator, I encourage our readers to watch the video and share their thoughts with us. The more information we gather and share, the better equipped we are to uncover the truth about these elusive creatures.