Bigfoot Gifting Bowl Emptied: Exploring Smoky River's Rising Waters

If you're a fan of the great outdoors and all its mysteries, then you're in for a treat. A recent video posted on the YouTube channel SWAN LAKE BIGFOOT takes us on a journey to the Smoky River, a beautiful and serene location that's home to more than just fish and wildlife. The video's creator, who shares their experiences and encounters on the channel, expresses their gratitude for the power of prayer and the support they've received from their followers. They mention that last night, they experienced rain on their farm, while their neighbors just a few miles away didn't receive any. This leads them to believe that the Sasquatch clan may still be around, as the rain helped put out a nearby fire. As they explore the area, they discuss the local flora and fauna, including blueberry plants and various bird species. They also mention the presence of bears in the region, emphasizing the importance of being cautious and respectful in Big Bear Country. One interesting aspect of the video is the discovery of what appears to be a human kill, with elk bones and a flat edge where the horns were cut off. The area also has signs of Bigfoot activity, with blueberry plants and possible structures. Towards the end of the video, the creator stumbles upon an old hunting camp, which they believe may have been destroyed by Sasquatch. They also find a well-used large fire pit filled with tiny liquor bottles, suggesting that the area could be a party spot. While the main focus of the video is the exploration of the Smoky River and its mysteries, it also serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving and respecting nature. As Bigfoot believers, we should always promote a message of coexistence and appreciation for the world around us. If you're intrigued by this video and want to learn more about the SWAN LAKE BIGFOOT channel, be sure to check it out on YouTube. And remember, always approach nature and its mysteries with an open mind and a respectful attitude. Happy Squatching!