Possible Bigfoot Shelters in Snohomish County

Found in an undisclosed location in Snohomish County, Brent Dill posted a series of photos and videos on FaceBook of multiple shelters possibly made by unknown hands.

From an October 21, 2016 post on the Bigfoot Community FaceBook Group

I would like to share something I came across today while off trail.. Has anyone come across these type of things?
1, 2 & 3 are made structures and the 4th is a hollowed out stump. In the comments I will post additional videos and pictures with a number associated in the first picture for better reference.
This is a well known area for Bigfoot activity in Snohomish County.. Washington State
None of the branches used to make the 3 structures were cut, they were all broken..
Right next to fresh water creek..

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The idea that Bigfoot creates shelters is an interesting one, as it would seem that some sort of biological/DNA or track evidence would be left behind in or around the shelters.

Bigfoot shelter

Bigfoot Shelter

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These are definitely weird and if not created by Bigfoot, then what?

4 thoughts on “Possible Bigfoot Shelters in Snohomish County

  1. Given the size of said creature,
    Assuming they aren’t each and every individual assigned a sh*t shovel at birth, with which to clean up after themselves, assuming they take in sustenance at a volume consistent with the physical mass the have to maintain, and thus excrete at a volume proportionate thereto,
    Where is all the biomass?

    1. I logged in the Pacific Northwest for years. We would dump in the woods daily, but we never saw a pile from day to day, weather and certain animals do the cleanup for you.

  2. I and 3 others have seen a fairly well constructed shelter near the Walla Walla river, upstream from McDonald road in the winter of 2021. One in our group actually saw a sasquatch in the middle of the river during high flow in Feb 2021, upriver of that same structure. The structure had two clearly placed vertical posts that supported the other branches and foliage.

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