Stick Structure and Bigfoot Mounds.

So i curious,
People have come across Mounds were they believe Bigfoot to sleep or these Stick structures which they also Believe that Foot's made or sleep in.
Yet we have people afraid to go inside these things or look into them.
Why not get a Remote control small car that has those wheels that can go over anything and hook up a video camera to it with a light on it.
Then drive the remote car into the structure to look around.

Interestingly Haunted Highway did this for themselves.
Even if someone puts an IR camera on it.


So what do people think the different stick structures are?

Stick structures are rather amazing to discover, and then it is up to the person locating it to record where it was found, and what is around the structure along with pictures and measurements. There are many opinions regarding these structures, with many people believing that they are bedding areas for the Sas and/or their children. Some seem to say"Beware, This area belongs to me, a big bad male" to keep other males away from his territory. The size could refer to the size of the Sas who built it. Some may have been made by females for their young to keep them off the ground at night. Everyone seems to believe that they do have meanings, and that other Sas will understand what they mean when they come across them.

My personal theory is that Sasquatch are nomadic. How often they move around I'm at a loss, probably when their prey moves or the seasons or weather change enough for them to seek more comfortable conditions. I think these structures are temporary shelters for when they haven't found a semi-permanent one. This nomadic behaviour for me, supports their elusivity. This shouldn't be confused with migration, especially in terms of mass migration. I don't think Squatch live with anymore than a few immediate family members, and some are probably completely alone looking for a new mate after losing their previous.

I do think though that sometimes shelters will be man made survival structures and so we shouldn't always assume 'Bigfoot'.