Bigfoot Bed System Discovered: Explorer Plans Summer Tours for Further Investigation

Bigfoot enthusiasts, we've got a real treat for you today! A video from NW Native Tracker has been making waves in the community, and we just can't resist sharing it with you. The video takes us inside what appears to be a Bigfoot bed system, and it's a fascinating glimpse into the life of these elusive creatures. The video's speaker explains that the bed system seems to have been used by a couple, possibly with a baby and toddler, based on the evidence found. The bed system is a common feature in Bigfoot communities, with each couple typically creating a living room and bedroom area. As the family grows, they adapt the area to accommodate their needs. What's particularly interesting is that this bed system was initially on the ground, but the family later moved it up into a tree. The speaker notes that Bigfoots often modify their bed systems due to terrain and pressure, but they typically don't leave an area unless there's a predator they can't handle. The speaker also mentions finding watch points, which are basket-like structures used by Bigfoots for hunting or watching something from a high point. These structures can sometimes be mistaken for beds, but they serve a different purpose. In the video, the speaker discusses plans for summer tours to central Oregon and Washington, where she hopes to film more Bigfoot activity. She also mentions a tool-making site on the backside of a property in Washington, where religious activities and marriage arrangements take place. Overall, this video is a must-watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast. It's always exciting to get a glimpse into the life of these mysterious creatures, and this video doesn't disappoint. So, grab some popcorn and settle in for a fascinating journey into the world of Bigfoot!