Could this be Bigfoot Heaven?

I got up early this morning and thought I would hit one of my bigfoot research areas and see if anything was going on. I decided to take a few game cameras and set them up while I was at it. This is an area where I have documented bigfoot activity for the last several years, but in recent months the activity has tapered off.

This area has had some great activity in it. During the following fieldwork video, I tell you about some of the discoveries I made in this area. I also talk about numerous other findings and bigfoot evidence and I try some tree knocks.

I hope you enjoy the video.

Bigfoot Field Research

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This post from TCC Team Member Jason Morse.  Jason is a lifelong outdoor enthusiast, trained in wilderness survival tactics, a 26 year martial artist, DJ, EMT and amateur writer. Jason conducts bigfoot field research, witness interviews and more for The Crypto Crew.


When I got to Pawtuckaway State Park in Nottingham, NH, there was a large amount of snowmobile, skier, and foot traffic, so I assumed immediately that this would be an evidence collecting expedition.

After travelling down Round Pond Trail and up towards Mountain trail towards the fire tower, I noticed tons of tracks from coyote, deer, fox, and a possible bobcat. Food sources in the park wouldn't be an issue. After walking about a mile and a half, I noticed off to the left of the trail, a ledge outcropping and two trees in an "X" formation.

I came upon a series of tracks that looked like snowshoes, but the path they went wasn't conducive to a person being able to easily go. I had lots of trouble getting to where the trackline was on foot, and couldn't get up to what looked like a moderate sized cave.


Possible track on left and a possible small cave on right

The more I looked, the more small things I noticed, such as tree twists, possible structures, and multiple blow downs. I couldn't tell if the blow downs were a natural occurrence or done on purpose, but the few tree twists I saw, one about 6 feet high, one closer to 12-14 feet off the ground, couldn't have been done naturally in my opinion.


The entire area is definitely a prime area for a Sasquatch to call home, tons of dense, thick forest, lots of water sources (some with exposed, running water) and plenty of food sources. I'm very anxious to meet up with the person who filed the report and go to exactly where the sighting occurred.
Jason Morse~  





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