Bigfoot Investigators Analyze Formations and Plan Next Steps

A new video that has recently caught my attention comes from the YouTube channel Minnesota Bigfoot Research Team. In this video, titled "Finding the Teepees with NEW MEMBER Jeremy Olson 9/7/2024," the team explores a location where they previously discovered unusual formations. As I watched the video, I found myself intrigued by the team's discussion of the teepees they discovered. These structures, made of sticks and branches, appear to be intentionally arranged, and the team debates whether they are the result of Bigfoot activity or simply the work of nature. The video begins with the team examining one of the teepees, which they had previously documented. They discuss the location of the structure, noting that it is near a swamp and just off a trail. As they explore the area, they find additional teepees, some of which appear to be more recent than others. One of the team members, Jeremy Olson, points out an "X" formation nearby, which he finds interesting. The team debates whether this could be a coincidence or if it has any significance. As they continue to explore, the team discusses the process of elimination and the importance of considering all possible explanations for the structures they find. They emphasize the need to rule out other potential causes, such as wind damage, before jumping to conclusions about Bigfoot activity. Towards the end of the video, the team hears what they believe to be wolves howling in the distance. They also discuss the possibility of camping in the area, noting that it would be an ideal spot for a deer hunter. Overall, this video is an interesting glimpse into the work of the Minnesota Bigfoot Research Team. While the team ultimately concludes that the structures they find are likely the result of wind damage, they approach their investigation with an open mind and a commitment to thorough research. If you're interested in learning more about this investigation, I encourage you to check out the full video on the Minnesota Bigfoot Research Team's YouTube channel. And as always, if you have any Bigfoot sightings or experiences to share, be sure to submit them to Squatchable for a chance to be featured on our website!