Remnant Species: Darkness At The Break Of Dawn (Bigfoot)

Nestled on the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula, Port Chatham carries with it an air of mystique that has captured the imagination of many for decades. Once a thriving village, its remnants now lay abandoned, a ghostly reminder of a past shrouded in mystery and tragedy. From unexplained disappearances to eerie encounters, the legends surrounding this remote bay refuse to fade into obscurity. The origins of Port Chatham's enigmatic reputation date back to the early 1930s when a series of baffling incidents sent shockwaves through the tight-knit communities of the region. Among the most chilling accounts is that of Andrew Kamluck, a logger who ventured into the dense forests surrounding the bay in search of timber. His lifeless body was discovered under suspicious circumstances, with evidence suggesting foul play. Nearby, a piece of logging equipment served as a grim reminder of the potential weapon used in his demise. The sinister nature of his death cast a pall over the area, sparking whispers of malevolent forces lurking in the shadows. Adding to the air of unease was the disappearance of a gold prospector, whose fate remains a haunting mystery to this day. According to local accounts, the miner set out for a routine day of prospecting only to vanish without a trace. WAS SQUATCH SNACKING ON THE VILLAGERS?