Six Years of Bigfoot Activity: Patterns, Nighttime Movements, and Knocking Sounds Caught on Video

A fellow researcher and YouTuber who goes by the handle 2Bears Sasquatch Report has made a fascinating discovery that could potentially revolutionize the way we track and study Sasquatch activity. In a recent video titled "Research Breakthrough.Possible Way of Tracking Exact Location of Sasquatch," the researcher shares their experience of observing patterns in Sasquatch behavior on their property over the past six years. According to the researcher, Sasquatches are incredibly intelligent and don't stick to many patterns, making it difficult to predict their movements. However, they have noticed that activity happens approximately once a month, although it can sometimes occur multiple times in one week or not at all for several weeks. The researcher has identified a specific area on their property where most of the activity has taken place over the past two years. They have also observed that Sasquatches tend to stay between 70 and 50 feet away at night and often hide behind objects. The most significant breakthrough came when the researcher noticed a correlation between their morning routine and Sasquatch activity. They discovered that Sasquatches make a knocking sound exactly three minutes after their alarm goes off in the morning. This discovery has the potential to be a game-changer, as it allows the researcher to know where Sasquatches are at a specific time. While this video may not provide groundbreaking evidence for viewers, it is an invaluable resource for researchers. Knowing where Sasquatches are at a particular time consistently can be borderline Holy Grail information. The researcher plans to pay close attention to these times and see if they can catch other sounds when they get up in the morning. As fellow Sasquatch enthusiasts and researchers, we highly recommend checking out this video and keeping an eye on 2Bears Sasquatch Report's channel for future updates. Who knows what other fascinating discoveries they may make in their quest to study and understand these elusive creatures better.