ThinkerThunker writes “I’ve been wanting to get to this video for over a year now! This was one I was almost afraid to do the whole PDNA breakdown on. But again … now we know. I’ll be going back and doing “ALL THE CLASSICS” from the past (and anything new that comes along,) just to finally get to knew the truth. I can tell you it’s a privilege.”
David S
skimmed through this video, but did anyone ever interview the person who captured this?
Ragnar J
Cool! I’ve been wondering how sports videography might be applied to Bigfoot video. This is really interesting. Scary.
Dana B
Great work.
Adding in hypothetical measurements to the known “man’s” measurements would be kinda cool. The visual is there clearly.
Does it seem like there are blackish-gray entities around the Brown creature? To my eyes, it seems there are multiple things are all over it and it bursts out from them.
Charles R
This one I watched this past weekend, I had never seen the original before. I am not sold on being able to analyze his so called PDNA concept, except if you have a perfect photo that is not blurred in which appendageds measurements can be accurately calculated by ratio to each other. IMO he completely blew the Dyatlov Pas figure, claiming it was a Russian Bigfoot. We can see the appx 60 to 40 ratios in the Patterson/Gimlin Bigfoot and I’m sure Dr. Meldrum has a lengthy presentation on this and why it is beneficial for them and their speed in the terrain in which they live. What I do see in this video is that the legs are crossing over more than ours so that you get the gait with no straddle between steps, which almost always shows up in their trackways. You can see more space between the thighs here than you would in a human. Back in Dec. of 2013 I was talking to my friend Rob, who had seen one walking towards him while bow hunting, before the trail turned away. It scared him so bad he quit hunting that day. One thing he mentioned is it kind of reminded him of a bow legged person. I think what he was actually seeing is the space opening up between the thighs much more, which is what we also see in bow legged people. However, in a Bigfoot this effect would be caused by a leg swinging out wider and thenb coming into the center from hip and leg action. However humans when running tend to close up their straddle, but I do not think this much. It well could be a Bigfoot, wish I knew the rest of the story.
Bryan G
I build roads and highways. sigle lane roads from center line to gutter which is the side walk with a bike lane is 3.5 to 3.7 meters. from center line to outside line is 2 5 meters which is just about 9 feet. this thing is about 4 feet wide!
Charles R
Thanks for pointing this out Bryan G. I also noticed that this subject seems to take up much more space on a road than a human does.
Mark R
I agree with Charles R on TT’s program. There’s too many instances where he “figures out” the size of the creature by comparing it to something else either closer to the camera or further away from it. As a former photographer that’s a good way to create optical illusions.
My question is if they hit a creature that big how would they not know they hit it? Also, if you hit a creature that big you probably won’t be driving away in that vehicle. A neighbor of mine hit a 300 pound black bear about half a mile from where I sit and the car was totaled.