Expedition Team Uncovers Compelling Evidence of Bigfoot: Vertical Movement and Mysterious Tree Structure

Squatchable readers, we've got something exciting to share with you today! A video from YouTube channel Bigtrail has caught our attention, and it's all about Bigfoot. In this video, Bryce Johnson and the Expedition Bigfoot crew have finally revealed some truth about the elusive creature. The video starts with Russell, a member of the crew, noticing an animal-like creature with blackish brown fur through the lens of his camera. At first, he thought it was a bear, but something unexpected happened. This animal decided to stand up on two feet and disappeared into the woods. Russell was shocked and decided to show the clip to his partner, Zack. Zack was equally amazed, as the creature's movement was unlike any bear they had seen before. Excited by this new find, Russell decided to go to the area where he had spotted the creature and investigate more. As they searched for more clues, Bryce and Maria discovered a massive tree structure that they could not explain. Although they had found similar structures in their previous expeditions like the one in Alaska, this one was way, much bigger than the rest. While Maria thought that it was weird, Bryce thought it was amazing. Is this more similar to what you found? Let me show you what I found. Picture this. But at about 6 or 7 foot level, there was a centerpiece. Oh. They noticed the intentional arrangement of the trees to form something that looked like a shelter. It was 15 ft high, almost big enough to be called a Bigfoot house. But that's not all. The top of the structure that connected all the trees was intentionally and carefully woven by someone or something. After a deeper examination of the tree structure, Bryce came up with the theory that no ordinary animal could have done this. In his expertise, this tree structure could not have been built by just anyone or anything. This is because there were about a dozen logs weighing around 150 to 200 lb with intentional ornamentation laid across. This is weird. To Bryce, it would have taken a group of men to put the strange structure together. So, what or who really built these structures? And for what? Having seen similar structures in their previous expeditions in different parts of the world, they were now joining the dots. At this point, Bryce was very optimistic about this finding, but Maria didn't seem to think that the structure was that significant. Although their point of view conflicted, they agreed that the structure was a good place to find DNA. If the structure was built and did not exist naturally, then whoever or whatever built it left some evidence of themselves. As they searched for anything they could use for DNA tests, Bryce argued that if the structure was built by someone or something, then it must have had a purpose. Yeah, this to me eliminates the idea that those first two structures were perhaps natural. This was put here for a purpose. In Bryce's perspective, the tree structure was a Bigfoot boundary marker to mark nesting territory, and they were right in the middle of it. Seeing Bryce's excitement, Maria interjected by acknowledging that based on Bryce's analysis, the structure was indeed interesting, but she urged them not to hurry to come to any conclusion. Typical Maria, a scientist in her own right, takes a logical approach to gathering data and evidence of pseudocience beliefs. This was her role in the group, analyzing pseudocience data and presenting it in a way acceptable to mainstream science. In order to do that, Maria believed that the crew had to speak the language of their critics and provide logical proof of the existence of Bigfoot. For this reason, Maria was always careful and hesitant about using the word evidence to refer to strange findings. To her, this tree structure was not evidence of anything, but it reminded her of a tree structure that looked similar to the one they had found in Kentucky. What it did remind me of instantly though was that tree structure that we had found in Kentucky and that's where we had gotten some of our most interesting DNA results. And Kentucky was an interesting place since the crew had gotten some of their most interesting DNA results. Understanding where Maria was coming from, Bryce agreed and they decided to look for more clues. Maria chose to look for potential samples from underneath the structure, while Bryce took a closer look on the outside for anything else that might have served as a clue to their research. The area around the structure provided the team with a lot of potential samples that they could check later on, and this made them very hopeful about their investigation. According to Maria, if the findings in an expedition are isolated and far apart, they do not end up being so significant. However, when finding multiple samples in multiple locations in multiple investigations, one must ask oneself whether these pieces of evidence are part of a bigger puzzle. It feels to me like we are right at Bigfoot's front step. We're getting close. As they searched the structures for any clues, Bryce found some hair samples and called Maria to check them out. After obtaining the samples, Bryce expressed his interest in taking the hair to the lab for DNA examination. This structure was turning out to be quite a strange one. Not only was it weird looking, but it also had multiple samples of hair all over and around it. These findings increased their hunger for the truth. And so to get more clues, they decided to go deeper into the forest and explore the riverbanks, a common place to find potential clues since all creatures must drink water. But nothing could prepare them for what they were about to experience that night. creepy stalkers in the dead of the night. Bryce had set up a base in the forest to survey everything around him. In the tent he had erected, he set up every possible machine a scientist could get his hands on so as to get as much information as he could. On top of that, knowing that he was in a dangerous, unexplored zone, he had taken every measure to make sure that he wasn't detected by any creature of the night. But how would he evade detection in a tent? The tent he was using was not like any other. Its fabric was made in a way that it could block all the EMF frequencies generated by the research equipment, making it a giant frequency cage. What this tent does is this blocks all this EMF frequency, keeping it sheltered right in this area. With the EMF blocked, anything inside the tent was basically invisible to creatures sensitive to frequency changes. But that's not all he had. Bryce had set up thermal cameras all around the tent to spot heat signatures at night and infrared cameras to see in the dark. These cameras were spread out in all directions to cover more ground and see anything that would pose a threat to anyone in the tent. We're excited about this video and we hope you are too! Make sure to check it out on YouTube and let us know what you think. Who knows, maybe this could be the breakthrough we'