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I had a gift area in the open wound that was hollow in the trunk of a poplar. Yes, it was wide enough to get your hand in and place a peanut butter jar. Had some interaction within and about that. It eventually totally healed up sort of like another similar hole in a maple that I used to put my dogs ashes. I also had a log where various stick arrangements and placements were interacted with over a brief time. It happens! Any live animals gifted in return like box turtles put in compromised (immobile) positions? And, it rocks your world when it does! Obviously what goes on in these situations is that you are being closely monitored during daylight activities somehow, I have had extensive loud bird call medleys reproduced along with drummed cadences over time. So they are carefully listening during those same hours. I had a small wood carved figurine of a bigfoot like critter placed between two rocks removed and kept in same general gifting area. I used to encounter a specific shaped (trapezoidal) quartz rock that I think they were gifting in return, hard to tell they occur naturally pretty often where I am. It is something they suspected I was interested in, which I was. Long story short I travelled this country and maintained it for 20 years before I even remotely suspected the glimmer of a BF eye might exist. You would never think it could happen, until it happens to you.

There is husband/wife research team in SE Oklahoma that own property that they use to search for Bigfoot and Bigfoot evidence. They have what they call a "gift log", and periodically leave gifts on the log. They mostly leave stuffed dolls or animals made for kids, or sometimes kid's toys. Among the strange happenings they have claimed: A stuffed Bigfoot doll placed on the log was later found at the end of a branch in a tree that was about 20 feet away from the log. The stuffed Bigfoot was about 7 ft. above the ground. This was a strange one: A green turtle figurine was placed on the log and the next time they checked, the turtle figurine was gone. On a later check of their gift log, and I think this may have been weeks later, they found an actual empty turtle shell had been placed either on the log or near it. It was something they had not put there.

Campers, there is a way to do this. The Spiratone Circo-Mirrortach. Spiratone was a company that made gadgets / accessories. Long gone but the company had huge effects on photography in the 20th century. The right angle mirror device is available in the used equipment market. Be careful of the sizing on the attaching end in the way of millimeters to series sizes and the adapters. Rotating the barrel allows viewing 90 degrees to the left or right. I have 2 units. One is stock, one is in ASAT camo. The camo unit is for aiming trail cameras. I never use a laser pointer for aiming cameras. The object in the mirror is not closer than you think. There is another way for inconspicuous photography that worked great in the previous century for street photography. Few forum members would take the plunge. Twin lens reflex camera. I am not sure why they worked so well. Maybe because the camera was not at eye level. The operation would be a full frontal shot. Ducks in a row campers

We have tons of Huckleberry bushes up where we are. My wife and I have been going out every weekend for the last 3 weeks to pick them. I made a Huckleberry Pie on Sunday, but forgot to put a thickening agent in, so it turned out quite runny. It was still good though, with a big dollop of ice cream on top for good measure!