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Bigfoot captured on Michigan eagle's nest camera?

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You mean grainy YouTube videos of guys in Halloween costumes don't convince you?

I mean, not one single dead one found. no creditable video or pictures. If you consider the shear amount of trail cameras that are in the woods of America there is almost no chance someone wouldn't have gotten a pic.

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Wait there's data to support Bigfoot?

 

What is the data?

Bigfoots are aliens. They come and go. They are from a parallel universe. It's simple really.

You mean grainy YouTube videos of guys in Halloween costumes don't convince you?

 

No offense, and none taken, I know people are skeptical of things they haven't seen or don't understand. Stare at something fairly close and count to ten. When you stare at something, ten seconds is a long time. That's about the time I was frozen watching this thing run down the other side of the lakebed. That was not a human in a costume, I can assure you of that. The gate was totally off and costumes were not that good back then.

Bigfoots are aliens. They come and go. They are from a parallel universe. It's simple really.

 

I'm going with this to...:)

 

Check out the Cali Mountain range audio tape taken from a hiker who recorded two bigfoot communicating from his tent. That will raise the hair on your neck.

 

Native American Indian reservations have a long history with them as well from a few documentaries I have seen. Like I said earlier, I'll continue to keep the door open on their existence!

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