October 6, 201610 yr Definitely a two legged creature moving through the woods. Beyond that...? What do you say? BEULAH, Mich. (AP) - Some people think they've spotted Bigfoot on a live camera trained on an eagle's nest in Michigan. The clip from a camera mounted on a tree near a state fish hatchery shows baby eaglets in the nest while a dark figure walking on two legs moves on the ground below. The Detroit Free Press reports the clip was highlighted on the website of CarbonTV, which has partnered with the state to install the eagle cam. The company tells the Free Press the clip was captured in May. Idaho State University Professor Jeff Meldrum, who studies the legend of the never-confirmed man-ape-like creature, tells the newspaper the video is "interesting," but "doesn't offer much by way of compelling evidence." [video=youtube;r34Sqv-iblc]
October 6, 201610 yr I'm always skeptical of these...it'll be interesting if anything else comes out about this video.
October 6, 201610 yr Skeptical of this. How is it that all the images of "Bigfoot" are always grainy and in the distance? This one is too convenient and probably staged by a person, or persons, who are 'in the know' of the Eagle nest observation camera possibly picking their costumed creature up in the distant background. Satellite images from space have the ability to tell the difference between an elephant and a rhino but have never spotted Bigfoot. Wonder why???
October 6, 201610 yr Skeptical of this. How is it that all the images of "Bigfoot" are always grainy and in the distance? This one is too convenient and probably staged by a person, or persons, who are 'in the know' of the Eagle nest observation camera possibly picking their costumed creature up in the distant background. Satellite images from space have the ability to tell the difference between an elephant and a rhino but have never spotted Bigfoot. Wonder why??? No sasquatches in the desert.
October 6, 201610 yr Skeptical of this. How is it that all the images of "Bigfoot" are always grainy and in the distance? This one is too convenient and probably staged by a person, or persons, who are 'in the know' of the Eagle nest observation camera possibly picking their costumed creature up in the distant background. Satellite images from space have the ability to tell the difference between an elephant and a rhino but have never spotted Bigfoot. Wonder why??? I'm thinking along these lines as well. If it's very remote, a couple of guys hike up there, put a costume on for a couple of minutes and know it will be seen by the camera and know the chances they are seen by anyone would be pretty slim. Still, you'd have to be a fool walking around the woods in a Bigfoot costume. With all that said...yes I think something is out there...call it Bigfoot or whatever. Edited October 6, 201610 yr by BigVMan23
October 6, 201610 yr Author Satellite images from space have the ability to tell the difference between an elephant and a rhino but have never spotted Bigfoot. Wonder why??? Q: What do you get when you cross an elephant and a rhino? A: eliphino
October 6, 201610 yr Skeptical of this. How is it that all the images of "Bigfoot" are always grainy and in the distance? This one is too convenient and probably staged by a person, or persons, who are 'in the know' of the Eagle nest observation camera possibly picking their costumed creature up in the distant background. Satellite images from space have the ability to tell the difference between an elephant and a rhino but have never spotted Bigfoot. Wonder why??? Well, I could be wrong but I doubt Strategic Command, NASA, etc. are tasking satellites to look for Bigfoot. Now, I'm sure if someone ponied up enough money someone would be happy to do it, but I doubt the BFRO has that kind of jack.
October 7, 201610 yr I'm thinking along these lines as well. If it's very remote, a couple of guys hike up there, put a costume on for a couple of minutes and know it will be seen by the camera and know the chances they are seen by anyone would be pretty slim. Still, you'd have to be a fool walking around the woods in a Bigfoot costume. With all that said...yes I think something is out there...call it Bigfoot or whatever. I have the same questions about those who think it's funny to dress up as a clown. Either way, you're begging to get shot by somebody, even if you don't actually look the part. Man uses to AR-15 rifle to scare woman mistaken for clown | KYStandard.com
October 7, 201610 yr Q: What do you get when you cross an elephant and a rhino? A: eliphino I've got a great alternate answer, but I can't post it. Hint: Ends in a "p."
October 9, 201610 yr No valid evidence exists, so at this point, the conclusion is that there is no such thing. I doubt that will ever change.
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