Expedition Bigfoot | S4 E2 | Upside down Trees [HD] [2023]

After Bryce gets a tip off from one of the locals that there are upside down trees. Mireya, Ronny and drone specialist Pete Kelsey go and check them out!
Snippet from Season 4, Episode 2 "Demon in the Dark"
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[@ChampionshipMuscle]

Love the show 💪💪💪

[@JohnKSedor]

I'm glad to see this aspect of investigating Bigfoot, specifically these upside down trees. In Connecticut, where I grew up, we had instances we couldn't understand, namely, evergreen trees pulled out of the ground and pushed back into the ground upside down, with the roots about eye level. We often wondered "Why would anyone do that?". This was in conjunction, amoungst other incidents, about the same time we had one appeared in our kitchen window while she washed the dishes. She screamed and we all came running.

[@JohnKSedor]

These were not full grown trees but evergreen trees perhaps 10 ft. high.

[@lawrencecarlson2425]

I came across the same thing in western Oregon between Portland and the coast on highway 26. Several inverted trees 100 yards apart about 30 to 40ft high visible from the road.

[@D.D.1963]

It’s all about territory, marking their clans location and who lives there and it’s all about respect.

[@JohnKSedor]

Our upside down trees in Connecticut had us wondering why would anyone ever do this, but over time I've read where this may be a mother type of communication

[@JohnKSedor]

Not the nonsense hype of communication, but from one animal (Bigfoot) to another animal or animals.

[@davidmarrier2737]

Id really like to know how deep these trees are buried . A complete measurement should give a weight.

[@daidavies6210]

Around 6 feet with Tribal Tributes and 3 layers of supporting Rocks to hold it in place, Its a Tribe’s Tree of the Dead , The local Indians would Place one of their Dead on Top probably someone of Importance who showed great Courage or leadership… Its got nothing to do with Bigfoot

[@JamesChildress-pk2tz]

They don't mention this is Prince of Wales island when I was there in late 80's the Does would take their fawns to the equipment yards put them under a piece and leave them all day with the workers

[@LakreishaPreston]

Grave 🪦 for bigfoot

[@davidlawrence942]

They didn't know that they are a new species of trees the upside down tree.

[@JoseRuiz-vm8hr]

Is it possible for one Bigfoot to grab a tree that perhaps is a lot heavier than the bigfoot itself and rammed it upside down on the ground? They need to pull one of these trees of the ground and check it!

[@daidavies6210]

They can’t they are Protected due to the Fact they are over 200 years old and of Local Tribal Importance… Its a Tree of the Dead and these fools should have know better.

[@gailclark3133]

Yes they have super human strength!!!!!

[@JohnKSedor]

We had inverted trees in Connecticut where we had our face to face encounters, 1 of which my Dad 82nd Airborne Paratrooper set a trap so to speak of a hose turned on and kept near the kitchen door. When it appeared the 2nd time in the window, my sister screamed and Dad ran outside and sprayed it thinking it was a neighborhood prank. When it lunged at him, he came back inside and said whatever that was it was big. He then bought a rifle and kept it by the kitchen door for that Summer.

[@DonaldHarrington-vl7zq]

They got people with college degrees working at mc Donald's they can't open more franchises unless there's more perminant local residents every franchise is like flipping 15 giant trees in raw materials

[@28tpi]

Maybe loggers did it? Not too many options left.

[@Demaenetus]

That would be my guess. As much as I’d like for Bigfoot to have done it, I suspect it was loggers. I doubt even an elephant could ram a tree trunk into the ground. I’ve never heard of tools being used by Bigfoot, but if they dug a hole first, and then a bunch of them got together and pushed a tree trunk into it, then packed earth and rocks into the remaining empty space in the hole, I guess it could be possible.

[@elainemacura7173]

So I went rogue thru the woods last week and came upon an upside down tree rammed into the ground. Reminded me of a lamp post. 10 feet away, a row of saplings curved over huge tree logs, as if they are the roof, the logs the walls. New meaning to the phrase golden arches.

[@rdeleeuw4408]

Is this the only place in the world where you can find these up side down trees..?

[@royhall1093]

In the late 70's driving cat skidding logs in rocky steep terrain I came up to the top of my strip and the top of the mountain I was on there was the same thing,mine was a little bigger but in rock hard ground Ina open area, cause not much can grow on rock. I was in my mid 20's and just had the weirdest feeling of being watched, then came the loudest whistle, I had no idea then what it was, but I know now.

[@howardfreeland5595]

Those trees have been known since the late 1980s, according to J. Robert Ally in his book "Raincoast Sasquatch." There are at least 3 trees there according to the book. It is not believed by the author that they were placed by man, including by using a helicopter.

[@HoodaThunkit-sj3lk]

lightming

[@GodILovedthe90s]

Apparently there is a whole forest of them in Juneau called the glacial gardens. So
Not Bigfoot..

[@D.D.1963]

That does not mean that’s way

[@522abet]

The glacial garden upside down trees were done by humans using machines.

[@zcustomcarnesi]

With the roots sticking up?

[@unicorn_6932]

Probably struck by lightning

[@Arsus-gp6ih]

And than turned upside down

[@mountainman969n.e.c.5]

Landowners do that to mark land boundary's with a machine. You're on an old road where an excavator can dig the hole and put an old tree in. its not bigfoot.

[@mikehunt7419]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@ronaldworth4146]

I’d say the indigenous tribes put those trees in years ago to mark their territory not bloody big foot nonsense trying to make fools of people

[@Arsus-gp6ih]

To be honest the bigfoot theory makes more sense

[@ronaldworth4146]

@@Arsus-gp6ih yes he’s 8 /9ft tall size 16 feet and nobody can catch him how many of them are there it’s 2024 and still no sign of him I’d love him to exist but no proof

[@HarrisBahe-rk6qk]

That's bigfoot compass 🧭.I know

[@user-jc6zy7so1n]

You should watch mountain monsters because they are tracking big foot and thats what they are going through with big foot you should get ahold of me and I will be glad to come out there and help you because I do know a lot of animals more than she does

[@user-jc6zy7so1n]

And your wasting your time and money on her if you are paying her because she doesn't not no nothing even no she spent all that time in some forest somewhere I no more than she does

[@mikehunt7419]

“Doesn’t not no nothing” 😳😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@user-jc6zy7so1n]

@@mikehunt7419 I don't know what you are talking about but I have seen a big foot in real life when I was younger