YouTuber Bob Gymlan writes “This photo was taken in 1894, over a century ago. It was taken in British Columbia. It was first revealed in the late 1970s. Many mysterious photos float around the internet and 99% of them are bunk. This one is not.
Perhaps more important than the photograph itself, is what is written on the back. Because it indicates what has long been suspected. This photo, quite simply put, is one of many topics in the field Bigfoot that is rarely discussed, but just may be the real deal.”
Gary F
This is mind-boggling. It’s simply boggles the mind
Alex J
Just watched this video. Really good stuff. Bob never fails to impress me with his observations and insights.
Ed A
Boggle on bro!!
Michael S
I don’t believe it has anything to do with the lumber industry. The government will send your job overseas or to another country in a heartbeat for their financial gain. I believe it has to do with these things killing and eating people- Not all of them do, but if I found out that the government knew these creatures were eating humans, I would sue. If my family member went missing and I found out a Sasquatch ate them, I would go after the government relentlessly for covering it up. The government doesn’t care if your job is gone, they care if their money is gone. Again, follow the money people…
Daren c
Well it could crush the camping and RV’ing industry, and logging too as many would be Protesting to stop logging, so those are tied to money as well yes? I agree, it’s always about the $$$
Darryl H
Gymlin is always interesting, takes his time to really think through the info he has, and whether the info makes sense, what it implies, why that particular info and not other info, etc.
However, his theorizing about footwear and S&M in this video seem to be a bit of a stretch though, admittedly, I don’t have an alternative theory on why people feel the way they do about shoes.
James N
Seems like if this creature was taken to an HBC outpost, then the cordage seen around the hands and possibly feet (doesn’t look like ice to me) was used to tie the creature to a pack animal after they killed it. Just a thought.
Never seen this photo before, so it was very interesting.