Tree structure made by Bigfoot in Colorado.

I have in the past have stated that I felt that Bigfoot does use trees for their personal purposes.  Why would they do this?  The main reason I feel they do this is to communicate with each other effectively over large tracts of land without too much effort.  It makes perfect sense for an intelligent primate to communicate in this manner.

Last weekend, I went out into the field with another researcher.  He had found this beautiful tree structure.  You can tell by the pictures that this was purposely made.  There was no way wind or snow had done this.  The structure was not made to be used as a shelter.  What was the purpose of this structure?  This is a perfect example of how our forest friends will use trees to communicate.  What was communicated?  I am uncertain of what was being said but not knowing the end result of this structure does not minimize or take away from the fact that this was purposely made by an intelligent being.

I have found similar structures in other locations hundreds of miles apart.  With similar arches, ravines/terrain and tree break structures close by there seems to be a purpose to it.   That points to it being some kind of message.  I have also noticed that the tree breaks by certain structures have a certain type of breakage.  The height, type of break and distance of the tree breaks are also part of the communication with the main structure found. 

Just by figuring out that this is some type of communication is a break through for me.  I am now figuring out the details to see if I can figure out what was communicated.  Looking at the ground and above the ground is very important when you come across tree structures.  I am hoping that the similarities and details will give me more hints of what was communicated.

This bipedal primate is very intelligent and resourceful.  Never underestimate them.  They are not like a deer or bear.  They are a primate much like us and then not like us.  I think by being respectful and unpredictable I will garner their interests and curiosity.  I feel very strongly that it will be the personal approach and not the high tech gear that will draw them.

So I will continue to go out in the field looking for more structures.  By documenting and comparing similarities between different locations will help in this endeavor.   Hopefully the "what" of these structures will be answered in the near future.