I recently took another trip into one of my bigfoot research areas to see what I could find. It had rained really hard the night before, but I still wanted to venture out. 

My first obstacle was a stream I have to cross to get into the area. All the rain had the water up much higher than usual. I was determined to get in there, wet feet or not. 

Here is a short video of my few hours in the area.

In October I have been fortunate enough to spend a lot of time in the mountains of Southeastern Kentucky. I go out to hunt ginseng, and to look for evidence of Bigfoot. During my outings, I discovered many unusual stick formations. These types of formations are normally associated with Bigfoot behavior. While we do not know for sure what these structures and formations mean, we do see them over and over again in areas of Bigfoot activity.

I have documented these types of formations for many years now.  In many of the areas, there have been sightings or I have personally found Bigfoot foot tracks. These particular structures were found in a rather remote area that is only accessible by foot. It is roughly a three-mile hike that is mostly up the side of a mountain. There is very little chance of someone hiking to the middle of nowhere just to build a stick formation in hopes that I would find it.

Here is a video of a few of my recent findings.

Compelling Bigfoot Evidence We Don’t Normally See

Two Bigfoot Researchers And Their Unusual Find

By Dorraine Fisher

 Bigfoot researchers Cynthia and Charles Tarver were driving down a road in Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana when they found this unusual tree. Luckily they had good eyes for detail and noticed it at all. They would have been really easy to miss. This tree have been turned upside down and jammed into the ground like sticks. Except that it is a full-grown mature tree. It would take super strength like that of a bigfoot or special equipment to accomplish this. And it’s important to note that the Tarvers said that no evidence of disturbance to the ground, either recently or in the recent past, was found around the tree. No chainsaw evidence or anything else...as we can concur from these photographs. The Tarvers believe this unusual tree may mark the entrance to an area occupied by sasquatches. Many other formations of trees and sticks in bigfoot-occupied areas are believed to be landmarks, warnings, or other communications they may use to help each other or even deter each other from entering a territory.

Now, our team has seen this phenomena of upside-down trees before, but very rarely. And one such find involved our TCC team mate Jason Morse who also found very large upside-down trees back in July of this year (Click here). And at that time, we asked if anyone else has seen such a phenomenon before, and we’re asking again for opinions and any input. We’ve also been told that loggers have done this type of thing, but these trees are being found in protected areas where no logging takes place and there’s no evidence of heavy equipment usage.

We believe this is a very significant find. It would be easy to dismiss this as human work, but I believe it’s always important to never ignore possible evidence. It all adds information to our huge database about these creatures.

So, tell us what you think? Territorial markers? Warning signs, even? Have you ever seen or heard about this phenomenon before?

This Post By TCC Team Member Dorraine Fisher. Dorraine is a Professional Writer, photographer, a nature, wildlife and Bigfoot enthusiast who has written for many magazines. Dorraine conducts research, special interviews and more for The Crypto Crew. Get Dorraine's book The Book Of Blackthorne!

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Just a short video of the stick structure that was made in a sighting and research area. It is pretty isolated and no houses within several miles. I had been through this same area several times and then one day this structure was there. This is an area where I found 30+ tracks after the initial sighting.

There were also many tree breaks, some of which had tracks under them. Some people are quick to discredit tree breaks and stick formation but once you have been in an area of a fresh sighting and find them you have little doubt of what did them.

There are differing opinions about what these types of structures mean. Some say it is a welcome while others say it is a warning to stay away. I don't know myself but will continue to research and try to find out for myself.

Here is the short video (Watch in HD)

Stick Structures – Evidence Or Controversy?

Here’s How To Tell

By Dorraine Fisher

And then there are so many variables. Juvenile sasquatches might possibly build "practice structures" with small sticks, easier for a human to duplicate. Some could have been created naturally by falling from the trees in certain configurations. And number of factors can weigh in to the final product.

So, if you’ve seen these structures in the woods, other research in the area is necessary in order to affirm they might be the real thing. Extensive, meticulous work needs to be done to find possible prints, hair, sound recordings, video, local sightings reports, or photos of something else in the area that would make these structures more credible as real evidence of sasquatch habituation.

Otherwise, the structures themselves are not enough. It can take years of research, observation, and time in the woods studying nature in order to be able to conclude credibly that a structure may have been made by a sasquatch. So it’s very important to do thorough research, be objective, and ask an awful lot of questions. ******DF

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