Michigan Child's Bigfoot Encounter: Real-Life Stories from Perry County

In a recent video posted on the YouTube channel Mid-West Bigfoot Researchers, a witness shares their childhood encounters with what they believe to be Bigfoot or Sasquatch. The video, titled "Morse Lake Monsters- Chapter Two: 'Mike's Woods' 1977 Kent/Barry Co. ,MI" takes us back to the witness's experiences in 1977, after they moved to an old farmhouse in Alto, Michigan. The witness recounts seeing large, dog-like creatures in the field behind their new home, and later in the barns. They mention that these encounters started in 1975 at Strawberry Lake Campground in Everett, Michigan, and continued after their move to Alto. However, the creatures in Morris Lake weren't the Sasquatch they were used to; they were something different. One interesting bit from the video is the mention of the PBB animal disposal sites in Michigan from 1974 to 1981. PBB, or polybrominated biphenyl, was a toxic chemical that was accidentally mixed into cattle feed, leading to the death of many cows and other animals. This disaster had a significant impact on Michigan's agriculture industry and is considered one of the worst agricultural disasters in the state's history. As curators of this video, we encourage our readers to watch the video and share their thoughts with us. It's always fascinating to hear about other people's experiences and to learn something new, such as the history of the PBB animal disposal sites. Whether you believe in Bigfoot or not, these stories are a reminder of the mysteries that still exist in our world. At Squatchable, we respect all opinions and beliefs, and we welcome open-minded discussions about all things related to Bigfoot. We hope that by sharing these videos and stories, we can continue to educate and inspire our readers to keep an open mind and to always stay curious.