Midwest or Pacific Northwest: Where Does Sasquatch Truly Roam?

In a recent video posted on the YouTube channel "Expert Sasquatch Experts," the ongoing debate between the Pacific Northwest and the Midwest as the nationally recognized home of Sasquatch is explored. The video, titled "Sasquatch Don’t Like Skeeters," offers a unique perspective on the elusive creature and its potential habitat. The video's host presents their research, which suggests that the Midwest is actually the nationally recognized home of Sasquatch. While some may argue that the Pacific Northwest is the true home of Sasquatch, the host makes a compelling case for the Midwest. One interesting point made in the video is the presence of large insects, such as horse flies, in the Midwest. The host argues that Sasquatch would not make mosquitoes, but rather, would be more likely to coexist with larger insects. Throughout the video, the host encourages viewers to share their thoughts and ask questions in the comments section. They also invite viewers to subscribe to their channel for more Sasquatch-related content. While the video may not provide definitive proof of Sasquatch's existence or its preferred habitat, it does offer an interesting perspective on the creature and its potential habitat. Whether you're a seasoned Sasquatch researcher or simply a curious observer, this video is worth a watch. At Squatchable, we encourage our readers to stay open-minded and respect all ideas when it comes to the topic of Sasquatch. We invite our readers to watch the video and share their thoughts with us in the comments section. Who knows, you may just have the missing piece of the puzzle when it comes to Sasquatch's true home.