Scratch America's Bigfoot Hunt: Mysterious Clues in Blue Mountains

If you're a fan of the great outdoors and all its mysteries, then you'll love the latest video from the YouTube channel Squatch America. In their video titled "Mount Ireland Bigfoot Investigation," Scott and Hannah take us on a thrilling adventure as they go "squatching" in the Blue Mountains. The video starts with the duo setting up camp on Mount Ireland, which is part of the Elkhorn mountain range and located about 40 miles from the nearest town. With no cell tower in sight, they're truly off the grid and ready to connect with nature. As they explore the area, Scott comes across an interesting discovery - what he believes to be a Bigfoot hair clip stuck on a tree. He notes that they haul out tons of trash from the woods every year, but this find is definitely out of the ordinary. Throughout the night, they hear strange noises that keep them awake. While they don't think it was Bigfoot, it's clear that something was making its presence known. One interesting bit from the video is the fact that the Elkhorn mountain range is home to a variety of plant and animal life, including the American pika. This small mammal is known for its high-pitched call and is well-adapted to cold climates. In fact, it's one of the few mammals that doesn't need to drink water, as it gets all the moisture it needs from the plants it eats. Despite the leaky spot in their tent and the lack of pillows, Scott and Hannah are determined to make the most of their adventure. They hike for three miles the next morning and come across several waterfalls. They also find a weird tree fall that Scott can't guarantee is a Bigfoot sighting, but it's definitely intriguing. Overall, the video is a great reminder of the beauty and mystery that can be found in nature. Whether you're a Bigfoot believer or just enjoy a good adventure, Squatch America's "Mount Ireland Bigfoot Investigation" is definitely worth a watch.