Two Chilling Bigfoot Encounters in Trinity County, CA: Witness Accounts and Evidence

A new video has recently been brought to my attention, and as a field researcher and two-time witness for over 40 years, I couldn't wait to share it with the Squatchable community. The video, posted by the YouTube channel Creek Devil, features reports from Trinity County, California, and includes some fascinating details about possible Sasquatch encounters. The first report is from June 1995, near Weaverville, California, specifically at Bridge Camp or Stewart's Fork. The witness describes hearing low-based voices mumbling down the hill, which changed to a high-pitched tone as they got closer to the camp. The voices were initially dismissed as echoes from the swollen river, but when they suddenly stopped, large shadows moved through the trees and down the bank to a flat granite river bank. The witness then heard what they believed to be a protest dance, with the Sasquatch stomping with enough force to almost bounce them on their log seat. The chant was unmistakable in any language, with the message to leave. The second report is from March 1996, about 1 mile below the Lewiston River Dam in a park service campground. The creature was observed in dim light at a range of approximately 15 feet, with a stature of at least 8 feet, although the head was never seen. The creature left footprints along the road above the campsite, which showed a difference between an uphill and downhill gait. The witness also mentioned a strong order in the area, which they had noticed but never paid much attention to before. Both of these reports are intriguing and offer some fascinating insights into possible Sasquatch behavior. It's always exciting to hear about new encounters and learn more about these elusive creatures. I encourage everyone to check out the video and share their thoughts with the Squatchable community. Remember, we are always open to new ideas and opinions, and we welcome all Bigfoot believers to join the conversation.