Bill Munns restoration and analysis of the Roger Patterson film footage as seen on National Geographic channel.
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Bill Munns restoration and analysis of the Roger Patterson film footage as seen on National Geographic channel.
3 Responses to “Patterson Gimlin Bigfoot Film: Bill Munns Analysis”
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June P
I love this analysis! You cannot fake proportions. People think that arm extensions are the answer..just as these documentaries suggest, how does that alter where the arm bends??? It doesn’t !!! I love the simple, common sense approaches in support of the fact that what the PG film shows is something other than a human in an ape suit. More know it all sand skeptics need to look at this film via this perspective.
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Daniel S
National geographic’s has blocked it, no worries I’ll find it, blah ha-ha ha-ha
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June P
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I had to use my VPN to access the vid. I am in Germany and run my VPN through New York. No problems if I do it that way!
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Bill Munns restoration and analysis of the Roger Patterson film footage as seen on National Geographic channel.
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Charles R
From one of the very few, Legend meets Science is another good one, documentaries that did a really good job. For years Nat. Geo had put out some bad ones, that gave as much spotlight to so called skeptics ( auctually psuedo skeptics that never did any real research only had their mind made up ). Since this was done Munns has backed of the height at 7’6′, just not sure as you have to have the distance right and we now know that Roger moved all over that place to get a closer shot. We do know the foot was 14 1/2 inches that would place this creature most likely at the 7 foot range.
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Asheim
This was just fascinating to listen to. I really enjoyed Bill Munns careful analysis report.
Danny G
Very cool.
Mark O
Grover Krantz said the same about PG film. Cannot duplicate the walk.