Kings Mountain Expedition: Uncovering Potential Sasquatch Signs

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Marley A. Gregory, titled "Search for Bigfoot - Kings Mountain National Park 03/04/2023," the explorers take us on a journey through the beautiful Kings Mountain National Park in North Carolina. The video is filled with stunning visuals of the park's natural beauty, and the explorers share their thoughts and observations about the area's potential for Sasquatch sightings. As they hike through the park, the explorers come across several quartz and granite rocks that have been placed in unusual locations. They speculate that these rocks may have been moved by a person who knows the area or even by a Sasquatch itself. This theory is particularly interesting, as many researchers believe that Sasquatch use rocks as tools to crush nuts and grubs for food. The explorers also find what appears to be scat from an animal that has consumed another animal or possibly dried hide. They note that the scat is very hard and has an unusual pattern, which adds to the intrigue of the area's potential for Sasquatch sightings. As they continue their hike, the explorers come across several bushes that could be berry-producing, which would be a great food source for bears and Sasquatch. They also find several knocked-over small trees, which could be from storms or from Sasquatch moving through the area. Towards the end of the video, the explorers set up camp and build a fire. They note that it has been quiet for most of the night, with only a few coyotes, owls, and birds making any noise. However, they do hear some bullfrogs, which they find unusual given the cold temperature. One interesting bit that the explorers mention is the presence of granite rocks throughout the park. They note that there are pieces of granite sprinkled all over the place, and they wonder how they got there. According to the United States Geological Survey, granite is a common rock type found in the Appalachian Mountains, where Kings Mountain National Park is located. However, the explorers' observation of the unusual placement of some of the rocks is intriguing and adds to the mystery of the area. Overall, the video from Marley A. Gregory is a fascinating look at the potential for Sasquatch sightings in Kings Mountain National Park. The explorers' observations and speculations about the area's natural features and potential Sasquatch activity are sure to intrigue and excite any Bigfoot enthusiast. We encourage our readers to check out the video and explore the beauty and mystery of Kings Mountain National Park for themselves.