Trees crossed to 'point.' No stumps noted at the base. Thought to be directional markers for bigfoot (2019)
UPDATE: After 4 years, the marker, at left, rotted and fell to the ground. Not surprisingly, two new markers appeared soon after; one just 50 yards south of the old marker, first pic below; and another 50 yards to the north, second pic below. In the latter picture, I could see no way that the birch tree would have bent that far on its own to be placed underneath the other tree. (2022)
Young saplings broke off in opposing directions at the entrance trail to one of our research areas. This location has had high Geiger counter readings. We also have captured the large orb, as well as eye reflections at night that appeared to be much taller than a deer or bear. And, one year, the neighbor's dog started coming to this spot at night and barking. He did this twice while we had a team on location. That fall, he mysteriously got sick and died. Coincidence or not? (2021)
A rare sighting of a large light orb at one of our research areas. It appears maybe twice a year in our game camera pics. We placed a camera near this grouping of trees where a lot of activity has been experienced, including flashes of light, invisible predator-style movement, heavy footsteps, unusual temperature and Geiger counter readings, and unusual bird activity. (2021)
Video above, At a recent scouting expedition, the crew ran cameras overnight on this grouping of trees that were bent over a trail, and may identify a bigfoot travel route (2021)
Below, Small trees and brush knocked or laid down over a trail may indicate a bigfoot trying to limit traffic to an area (2017)
All 'potential' Bigfoot evidence from Minnesota unless noted
Investigating a recent sighting....
On July 3rd 2023, we investigated a sighting that was less than 36 hours old. One of the things mentioned by the viewer was: After the two Sasquatch crossed the road, they heard a lot of sticks breaking. On location, we found this pile of sticks wrapped around a tree, as well as other broken sticks along the trail.
