Looking for Bigfoot Habitat:Rock Pile

While I was looking for Bigfoot habitat,I came across this rock pile.
This was probably put together by hikers,but I found it interesting.

Searching for Bigfoot Habitat:First day out

This area was the first one I scouted.It's south of the new location I'm interested in.
 This was my first day out looking for possible Bigfoot habitat.
I saw one interesting tree structure.I also saw a few tree arches But I didn't record any of those because I thought they occurred naturally.Next time I go out I'll record them and let others decide for themselves

Bigfoot Territory:Scouting a New Location

Now that the snow is falling and winter is setting in,I found an area that I think is interesting.There is a creek,a few open areas,some hills and plenty of trees.
About 5 minutes south of this spot is where I saw the Bighorn Sheep,so there are food sources around.
This location is lower in elevation and the temperature warmed up by about 3-4 degrees C.This was my first time there so I haven't gone very far.I just did an initial survey of the area to see if it's a suitable area for Bigfoot to inhabit.

This is a long video-17:00. I like to keep these for future reference.Some people might find it boring but others might enjoy seeing the scenery.

This is close to First Nations land and there are some beautiful spots along the way.After I finished recording ,I wandered around for awhile.I saw some Hare tracks and some animal droppings.
The landscape has diverse terrain and provides good vantage points as well as providing shelter,hiding spots and fresh water.

Bigfoot Territory:Winter Wonderland

This particular area was north of where I saw the Bighorn Sheep and it's located just east of the Rocky Mountains.This was my second trip out to this location.
Now that winter is setting in,I've decided to focus in an area that is lower in elevation.
There is no shortage of shelter,water or food in the spot I'm researching in.Filmed in the province of Alberta,Canada.

Driving to Bigfoot Research Area:Bighorn Sheep

This video was shot along the foot of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta,Canada.These Bighorn Sheep were right at the top of the hill so they were hard to see.Thankfully I was driving slowly at the time.
The area where this was recorded is heavily forested and there is an ample fresh water supply.The area also has a diverse wildlife population that includes Grizzly bears,Cougars,Coyotes,Deer,Elk, Bighorn Sheep and a variety of birds as well as Hares and Squirrels.
You can catch glimpses of the  mountainous terrain.I'll feature the Rocky Mountains in a future video.