Crypto Crew Unearths Mysterious Findings in Potential Bigfoot Habitat

Have you ever come across something in the woods that left you scratching your head? That's exactly what happened to Jason and Thomas from the YouTube channel TCC Research. In their video titled "Kentucky Bigfoot Research | Evidence Found," they share some intriguing findings from their time spent in a known Bigfoot area. One of the most notable discoveries is an unusual stick formation in the shape of an X, which Jason and Thomas believe is noteworthy due to its location in a known Bigfoot area. The sticks are placed at around 10-12 feet off the ground, and nothing else appears to be disturbed in the area. But that's not all they found. They also came across a tree with what appears to be bark peeled off in a spiral pattern, going up to 15-20 feet tall and still attached to the tree. The peeled bark is not just the bark, but rather two to three inches deep into the tree. Jason and Thomas mention that they have never seen anything like this before. Another interesting find is a tree break and arch, with pine needles scattered around. Jason, who is 6'3, estimates that the break is at least eight feet off the ground. They also found fresh branches on the ground, but couldn't determine where they came from. But what caused all of this? While Jason and Thomas don't claim to have definitive proof of Bigfoot, they do believe that these findings are worth considering and sharing with the Bigfoot community. Now, let's take a moment to learn something new. Did you know that the bark of a tree can provide clues about the tree's health and age? The bark of a tree is like its skin, protecting the inner layers from damage. The thickness and texture of the bark can indicate the tree's age and species. For example, the bark of a young tree is usually thin and smooth, while the bark of an older tree is thicker and rougher. So, what do you think about Jason and Thomas' findings? Have you ever come across anything similar in the woods? Let us know in the comments below and be sure to check out their video for a closer look at their discoveries.