Bigfoot or Bear? Squatch Ranger Reveals Trackway Secrets

Have you ever found mysterious tracks in the woods and wondered if they belonged to a bear or something more elusive? The YouTube channel Squatch Ranger recently posted a video that delves into the differences between bear and Bigfoot tracks, and it’s a must-watch for any serious Bigfoot enthusiast. In the video, Squatch Ranger compares bear tracks to human and Bigfoot tracks, pointing out key differences that can help you determine what kind of creature you’re dealing with. For example, the largest digit on a bear’s paw is located on the outside, which is opposite to a human’s left or right foot. However, when a bear’s rear paw meets its front paw, it can create an illusion of a large human or Bigfoot track. Squatch Ranger also points out that Bigfoot tracks do not have an arch and are much larger and wider than human or bear tracks. Additionally, Bigfoot trackways tend to be in a straight line, which is another way to distinguish them from bear trackways. The video also touches on the topic of Bigfoot being mistaken for a grizzly bear, which is a common misconception. Squatch Ranger references a video from the Smithsonian Channel and another from The Unexplained Zone YouTube Channel to further illustrate the differences between bear and Bigfoot tracks. As a curator of all things Bigfoot, I found this video to be incredibly informative and well-researched. It’s a great resource for anyone who wants to learn more about tracking Bigfoot or distinguishing its tracks from those of other animals. So, the next time you’re out in the woods and come across some mysterious tracks, keep these tips in mind and see if you can determine what kind of creature left them behind. And, of course, be sure to check out the full video on the Squatch Ranger YouTube channel for even more information on this fascinating topic.