Bigfoot Trackway Discovery: Analyzing Tracks, Gait, and Food Sources in Garment Mountains

In a recent video from the Rocky Mountain Sasquatch YouTube channel, titled "Tracking Giant Yreka Sasquatch on Garnet Mountain," the team explores an area known for Bigfoot sightings and activity. The group, including Duke from World Bigfoot TV, is joined by Jenny, who has a keen sixth sense when it comes to animals in the area. As they make their way up the mountain, Jenny gets a strange feeling and notices her hair standing up on the back of her neck. Shortly after, Duke discovers a large Bigfoot track on a game trail. The team discusses the unique features of the track, including the width and shape of the toes, as well as the possibility of the creature using only the front of its foot when walking uphill. Throughout the video, the team highlights various signs of Bigfoot activity, such as a jawbone of what appears to be a deer along a trackway and a squirrel cache location. They also point out various food sources, including a giant mushroom that shows signs of being eaten by animals. As they continue to explore the area, Duke and Jenny find more tracks, some of which are over 19 inches in length. The team discusses the different ways Bigfoot may leave tracks, such as using only the front of the foot on steep hillsides, and the possibility of multiple Bigfoots in the area. Towards the end of the video, Jenny hears two loud whoops that echo in different directions, leading the team to believe that they may have been communicating with each other. Overall, the video from Rocky Mountain Sasquatch provides an interesting look into the world of Bigfoot research and the signs to look for when tracking these elusive creatures. If you're interested in learning more, be sure to check out the full video on YouTube.