Bigfoot's Recent Construction: A Discovered Structure and Mysterious X-Formation

A new video has been making the rounds in the Bigfoot community, and it's definitely worth a watch. The video, posted by the YouTube channel Southern Alberta Bigfoot Exploration, takes us on an adventure to a new area that the channel's host has never explored before. The video begins with the host showing us a strange structure that he found near a forestry road. The structure appears to be made of branches and sticks, and the host believes that it may have been built by a Sasquatch. He notes that the structure is located near an old ranger station and a radio tower, and he plans to hike up the hill to investigate further. As the host makes his way up the hill, he talks about the history of the area and the legends of Sasquatch that have been passed down through the years. He also mentions that he is not far from an area he calls the "darkwoods," which he has explored in previous videos. Once the host reaches the top of the hill, he is greeted by a breathtaking view. He takes a moment to take it all in before making his way towards the radio tower. As he approaches the tower, he notices a well-beaten game trail and decides to follow it. The trail leads the host to an old radio tower house, which he had never seen before. He explores the area and finds evidence of recent activity, including fresh breaks on trees and a well-worn trail. As the host continues to explore the area, he comes across a strange X-formation made of branches. He's not sure what to make of it, but he notes that it's in a location that's difficult to reach. The host then makes his way back to the main road, where he discovers an old structure that appears to be made of random sticks and branches. He wonders if something might be trying to imitate what was built there years ago. Overall, the video is a fascinating look at a new area that the host has never explored before. While there's no definitive proof of Sasquatch activity, the strange structures and well-worn trails certainly make for intriguing viewing. If you're interested in checking out the video for yourself, you can find it on the Southern Alberta Bigfoot Exploration YouTube channel. And as always, happy squatching!