Alaska's Area A: Unusual Activity and Bigfoot Encounters - Larry Baxter and Rob Roy Menzies Investigate

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you're going to want to check out this video from the YouTube channel Small Town Monsters. The video, titled "Dark Coast, Hunt for the Alaskan Bigfoot: Origins," takes us on a journey to a remote location in Alaska's Kenai Peninsula, where a cabin owner and his associates have experienced unusual activity for years. The video features interviews with individuals who have spent time at the property and have heard strange noises, including tree knocks and whistles. One particularly intriguing incident involves a large rock that appeared to have been thrown from above, landing next to two individuals within minutes of them hearing a whistle. Researcher David Ellis of the Olympic Project has studied some of the purported audio from this location and has found it to be very intriguing. The video also features footage of a large hand print found on the back side of the cabin, which was sent to Doug Hi for testing in the Legend Meets Science 2 project. Since the video was filmed, there have been additional incidents at the location, including the discovery of large footprints and audio recordings of strange sounds at night. The video is part of a series that documents a two-week expedition to the location in order to continue the investigation and try out new methods for potentially capturing evidence of Bigfoot. The team includes Larry Beans Baxter, a retired police officer with training in investigation and evidence collection. If you're interested in the search for Bigfoot, this video is definitely worth a watch. It's always exciting to hear about new potential evidence and the ongoing efforts to learn more about this elusive creature. You can check out the video for yourself on the Small Town Monsters YouTube channel.