Hiker Matt Tracks Bigfoot Signals in Frozen State Park

A new video posted on YouTube by The Unknown Outdoors has caught the attention of Bigfoot enthusiasts. In the video, Matt, also known as Trapper, takes viewers on a hike through a state park that is known for its numerous Bigfoot sightings. The park is located about 15 minutes from Matt's home, and he was inspired to explore the area after hearing stories from people in his town. As Matt hikes through the park, he points out the numerous wooden Bigfoot statues that can be found in front of many of the houses along the road leading to the park. He also mentions that the area is known for its ice fishing, and he points out the ice fishermen on the other peninsula. Matt stays on the trail during his hike, but he mentions that he may venture off the trail if he sees any interesting tracks or signs of Bigfoot. He also encourages viewers to leave any sightings or evidence they may have on the cameraman's Facebook page. One of the most interesting parts of the video is when Matt comes across what appears to be a signal tree. He asks the audience if it is considered a signal tree, as he has heard Jack, the cameraman, talk about them before. He also points out a tree break in the same direction as the signal tree. As Matt continues his hike, he finds more deer tracks and mentions that the area is a great spot for Bigfoot sightings. He also mentions that the lake is busy during the summer, but it is currently empty due to the winter storm. Overall, the video is a great exploration of a potential Bigfoot hotspot. Matt's enthusiasm and knowledge of the subject make for an engaging and informative watch. If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, this video is definitely worth checking out. Note: The video is a raw and uncut footage, so what you see is what Matt sees. The video is short, but it gives a good overview of the area and the potential for Bigfoot sightings. The video is not produced by Squatchable, but we encourage our readers to watch it and share any sightings or evidence they may have.