Sasquatch Camp Mystery: Missing Gifts and Strange Knocks on Spruce Mountain

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you're going to love this recent video from the YouTube channel Southern Alberta Bigfoot Exploration. The video, titled "Sasquatch Winter Camp-out Pt. 2! Bigfoot Gifting Area - Spruce Mountain East!" takes viewers on a journey through the beautiful Spruce Mountain, where the channel's hosts have set up a "gifting area" for the elusive creatures. The video starts off with the hosts waking up on the second day of their camp-out, with a fire going and coffee brewing. They mention that it got quite cold the night before, but they're excited for the day ahead. The plan is to head over to Spruce Mountain East to visit the gifting area they've set up there. As they make their way to the gifting area, the hosts mention that they've had some "knocks and vocals" going on during the night, sounding like they're coming from across the river up the mountain. They also mention that it's been a full moon for the last couple of nights, which could explain the increased activity. Once they reach the gifting area, the hosts show us the tree where they initially left their gifting basket. They mention that they had a "great peanut butter incident" here a while back, where a jar of peanut butter they left disappeared for two weeks and then reappeared. They also mention that they've found some possible impressions and wood knocks in the area. The hosts then proceed to leave some gifts for the Sasquatch in the gifting area, including almonds, crackers, strawberry fruit gummies, dried cherries, and blue glass stones. They also leave some bear spray, wolf spray, and crockers crackers. As they're leaving the gifts, the hosts hear a snap and wonder if it's the Sasquatch they're trying to connect with. They also mention that they've found some little tracks in the area, only about 8 inches long. The video is a fascinating glimpse into the world of Bigfoot exploration and the efforts that some enthusiasts go to in order to connect with these elusive creatures. The hosts are respectful and thoughtful in their approach, and their excitement and passion for the subject is contagious. If you're interested in Bigfoot or just enjoy outdoor exploration, this video is definitely worth a watch. Who knows, you might even pick up some tips for setting up your own gifting area!