Two Chilling Bigfoot Encounters: Summer Road Crossing & Easter Trash Tracks

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you're in for a treat! I recently came across a fascinating video from the YouTube channel MOUNTAIN LAKE FILES that features two separate Sasquatch encounters. The video, titled "Two separate Bigfoot Sasquatch Encounters. Broad Daylight!", shares the stories of two individuals who had close encounters with our elusive friend. The first encounter occurred during late summer while the witness was on their way to work. They were riding with a friend who was driving when suddenly, a Bigfoot crossed their path. The witness described the Sasquatch as walking like a teenager would, strutting along the road. When the creature heard the vehicle approaching, it jumped over a fence and disappeared into a lush forest of pine trees. The second encounter took place after a family get-together during Easter of 2012. After the family left, the witness and their companion cleaned up and organized the trash, which was stored in two metal trash cans with lids. The following morning, they discovered that the trash cans had been taken out of their holder and the trash had been prodded through. Only the eaten corn cobs were disturbed, and they were consumed in a very peculiar way. What's interesting about this encounter is that the way the corn cobs were consumed suggests that the creature has a unique way of eating. The corn cobs were further chewed until only the central core was left, and there were a lot of corn cobs that were eaten in this manner. No other trash in the bin was disturbed, which is quite puzzling. The witness looked for tracks but couldn't find any, as they had unintentionally destroyed them while going about their day. Nonetheless, the encounter is a fascinating one, and it just goes to show that Sasquatch sightings can happen anytime, anywhere. As a side note, the video also mentioned that the witness and their companion were staying in a traditional six or eight-sided living structure with one door that faces the east. This type of structure is known as a Hogan, and it's commonly used by the Navajo people in the southwestern United States. It's made of wooden poles and covered with earth, and it's designed to be cool in the summer and warm in the winter. In conclusion, the MOUNTAIN LAKE FILES video featuring two separate Bigfoot Sasquatch encounters is a must-watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast. The stories are intriguing, and the details of the encounters are sure to leave you wanting more. And who knows, maybe one day you'll have your own Sasquatch encounter to share!