Bigfoot's Late Night Snack: Peanut Butter Jar Emptied with Pine Cone Left Behind

Posted Friday, January 19, 2024

By Squatchable.com staff

Have you ever heard of pine cone "gifts" left behind in the woods? It's a strange phenomenon that has been reported by many outdoor enthusiasts, and it's the subject of a recent video posted on the YouTube channel Grassman58. In the video, the channel's owner shares their experience of finding what looked like footprints in a secluded spot and deciding to set up a peanut butter jar as bait in a nearby cedar tree. After a week of no activity, they returned to find the jar completely gone, only to find it back on the ground a few days later with a pine cone inside and the lid screwed back on. While the video doesn't explicitly mention Bigfoot or Sasquatch, it's easy to see how this phenomenon could be connected to these elusive creatures. Some believe that pine cone "gifts" are a way for Bigfoot to communicate or leave a sign of their presence. But even if you're not a believer in Bigfoot, the pine cone "gift" phenomenon is still fascinating. Pine cones are a common sight in many forests, but finding one inside a jar with the lid screwed back on is definitely not the norm. So what could be behind this strange occurrence? There are a few theories. Some believe that it could be a prank by other hikers or campers. Others think that it could be the work of animals, such as squirrels or birds, who may have been attracted to the peanut butter and left the pine cone behind as a byproduct. But there are also those who believe that pine cone "gifts" are a genuine mystery, possibly left behind by something not yet understood by science. Some researchers have even suggested that pine cone "gifts" could be a form of communication or a way for unknown creatures to leave a sign of their presence. Whatever the explanation, the pine cone "gift" phenomenon is definitely intriguing. If you're interested in learning more, be sure to check out the full video on Grassman58's YouTube channel. And who knows, maybe you'll be inspired to set up your own peanut butter jar and see what happens!