Mountain Explorers Discover Potential Bigfoot Footprint and Old Cabin

**Exploring the Chopaka Mountain Adventure Part 3 with Squatchin Adventures** Hey there fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts! Today we're diving into the latest video from our friends at Squatchin Adventures, as they embark on a thrilling journey through the Chopaka Mountain Adventure. The video starts off with a bit of humor as they mention a nature calling experience, but things quickly get interesting when they hear some strange noises. They decide to investigate, and it's not long before they stumble upon something unusual - an old arrowhead and antler knife! As they continue their exploration, they come across a cabin and a mining site. The cabin, although not the one they were initially looking for, is quite intriguing. It's filled with packrat poop, an old cook stove, and even a selfie-worthy door! The mining site, however, is where things really start to get interesting. They find an old engine, belt, and what seems to be part of a hammer mill or something related to the old gold mine. The team also discovers a trail leading up the hill, suggesting there might be an old mine up there. As they make their way up the mountain, they hear a strange, bassy sound. Could it be Sasquatch? Or perhaps just a grouse making a mating call? The team is curious and decides to investigate further. As they hike, they come across more old cabins, a potential Bigfoot Christmas tree, and even some fresh tree that seems to have been cut down recently. Finally, after a bit of a trek, they reach the cabin they were originally looking for. The video ends with a shoutout to Matt Brown, the former Alaskan Bush People member who inspired their adventure. It's always exciting to see Bigfoot enthusiasts coming together to explore and share their findings. If you haven't seen this video yet, we highly recommend checking it out. Who knows, you might just catch a glimpse of our elusive friend, Sasquatch! Happy Bigfoot hunting, everyone!