New York Man Discovers Stick Structures and Bigfoot Tracks on His Property

In a recent video from the Mountain Lake Files YouTube channel, Dan Dodson shares his encounter with what he believes to be a Sasquatch in New York. Dodson, a resident of North Java, New York, heard strange noises coming from the woods behind his house in April of last year. According to Dodson, the coyotes in the area were going crazy, and he heard distinct noises consistent with what a Bigfoot might sound like. He heard three loud tree knocks coming from the woods behind his house, followed by three distinct whooping calls. After 20 minutes of silence, Dodson heard nothing but dead silence. Intrigued by the noises, Dodson and his wife began to keep a lookout for anything unusual in the wooded area around their home. A week later, Dodson noticed a stick structure about 50 feet from his deck that had not been there before. Three weeks ago, Dodson had another encounter with a possible Sasquatch. He discovered more stick structures and human-like bare footprints in the snow on the 50 acres behind his home. Dodson compared the footprints to his own and found them to be somewhat smaller, possibly from a juvenile. While some skeptics suggest that the stick structures could be the work of hikers, Dodson's landlord gave him permission to explore the land, and he did not encounter any other people during his exploration. The noises that Dodson heard, such as the tree knocks and whooping calls, are consistent with what many Bigfoot researchers believe to be the creature's communication methods. However, the final decision on the authenticity of the encounter is up to the viewer. In addition to the Bigfoot encounter, the video also touches on the topic of post-nasal drip, a common symptom of illness that can linger for weeks. It's an interesting bit of information that viewers may find useful. If you're interested in watching the full video, you can find it on the Mountain Lake Files YouTube channel. And, as always, if you have a Sasquatch encounter that you'd like to share, feel free to reach out to us. We'd love to hear your story.