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Indians were widely known for using psychedelic drugs to inspire "visions". I wouldn't put much faith in those accounts. With millions of cameras all over north America somebody would gotten more than a blurry picture of a mossy stump.

15:45 I like your video, except Melba Ketchum is not credible.

Btw i think the truth wil come in the near future just look about those ufo’s a lot have been out about them

They calls sound like a bad actor trying to sound like a drunk Japanese guy

My wife and I had an experience together couple years ago.Its real

Great video and do you btw know about dogmen ..?

I've had 2 conscious physical experiences, one was seeing a footprint and instantly knowing it was a bigfoot print and it was fresh , my buddy and I looked at it and instantly got the eery feeling , hair on the neck going up and instincts of flight immediately kicked in and we hauled ass out of the woods and it was in a spot that would totally be a perfect place for them to be. the 2nd event, I was at a party out in the country and went outside to take a leak and it literally yelled at me and I instantly knew it was a fucking bigfoot I was frozen in fear and stopped myself from peeing and went back inside. Thinking back on it now the events both occurred at places where I felt like I didn't even want to be there and me being there feels like a surreal happenstance. Like I decided to go right instead of left and experienced something I shouldn't have. There have been other subconscious experiences as well but I don't know how that's explainable, although thinking back on it when it happened my instincts triangulated where it was and what it was saying to me , like I'm over here so just letting you know cus idk what you'll do. My 2 experiences I believe I surprised them . Southeastern Ohio.

Sasquatch are multidimensional hence why we can’t see them unless they’re in our dimension and visible. We don’t know the science yet.

Thats no bigfoot.that is the chicago mayor Brandon Johnson.i recognize the sagginal crest on the head.

EVERYTHING just fell into place and all at once when the narrator stated that evidence suggested they had ginger hair😂

it's way too convenient that a creature, that no one can find, is suddenly just strolling along in broad daylight... at the perfect distance to be in frame and in focus. And, then casually turns to look straight at the camera. What made it look at the camera? Maybe it heard a noise. Well, no wild animal that I've ever seen hears a noise that close and doesn't either stop dead in their tracks, or take off running the other way. Definitely a dude in a suit. Who made it, and who wore it doesn't matter.

I appreciate the work and analysis you are doing in your video series. A few suggestions and comments: 1) Your videos feature a number of fairly impressive videos and photographs that appear to be of Sasquatch. However, for most of them, you do not identify them. It would be helpful and useful for you to put a note in the corner of the screen for each one of those photos or videos, indicating the year, the location, the individual taking the photograph or video, and a source where one can find the best available copy of that photo or video online. 2) Although you mentioned that Dr. Melba Ketchum‘s DNA study was controversial and not accepted by some mainstream scientists, I think you gave it a little too much credibility. On its face, to the non-scientist, her main conclusion seems very implausible, that Sasquatch is hybrid of Homo sapiens and a lemur. I noticed you didn’t mention that in the video. I also noticed that you neglected to state that virtually every Sasquatch researcher who contributed biological materials to Dr. Ketchum’s study subsequently had severe regrets that they did not either keep some of the materials or submit them to a more thorough, experienced DNA lab. For a good critical review of Dr. Ketchum’s study, listen to Cliff Barrackman’s and James “Bobo” Fay’s Bigfoot ‘n Beyond podcast episode 125 featuring Dr. Haskell Hart. 3) I think you give a bit too much attention and credibility to the works and opinions of David Paulides. I think it is important to mention that Mr. Paulides‘ career in law enforcement ended because he was caught engaging in dishonest conduct; for details do a Google search. While I cannot say that I am familiar with all of his work, from the several podcast interviews of his that I have heard, he is extremely quick to suggest a mysterious or nefarious cause behind deaths and disappearances, rather than the much more ordinary and reasonable explanations. For instance, when he was on the Into the Fray podcast, he tried to claim there was some mysterious force or entity causing college students in Lacrosse Wisconsin to drown in local bodies of water. In contrast, the facts that he suggested point far more to accidents while intoxicated, or suicide by a stressed-out college student who had suppressed his depression and anxiety symptoms to friends and family. Paulides is all about the sensational, plain and simple. 4) Justin Smeja does not present as a truthful person. I ask anyone that has seen an interview with him a simple question: would you trust him to babysit your children? I think most people would answer in the negative and the reason would be that he simply did not pass the gut instinct test for being honest and responsible. I once attended a professional educational conference where one talk was given with the title “How to avoid bad clients.“ The speaker stated that in talking with over 20,000 professionals , every single one admitted having a bad gut instinct the first time that he or she met with any of the three worst clients that he or she had ever had. Gut instinct is the subconscious appreciation of subtle signals other people give off when they are lying, being manipulative, or otherwise lacking integrity. To me, Justin Smeja presents as no more believable of a Bigfoot eyewitness than known fraud and hoaxer Rick Dyer. The single, most important characteristic of any individual who engages in the study, research or analysis of the Sasquatch phenomenon is not the individual’s woodcraft skills, photography and technical skills, tracking abilities, or expertise in wildlife biology or primatology. The most important characteristic is credibility. The single largest impediment to the acceptance of the Sasquatch phenomenon by science and the public has been the lack of credibility of some researchers or witnesses, and the occurrence of too many hoaxed incidents. I think it is incumbent upon anyone who takes this topic seriously to promote credible evidence, and when discussing questionable evidence, to do so with a healthy dose of skepticism, objectively and fairly. The emphasis should not be on whether an occurrence is interesting, but rather whether it possesses the characteristics of reliable, credible evidence. I appreciate the fact that thus far in your videos, you appear to be embracing the theory that Sasquatch is a flesh and blood biological creature, a relict hominoid. The alternative theory, referred to in the Sasquatch research community as belief in the “woo” suggest that there is a paranormal, supernatural , extra dimensional, or extraterrestrial element to the Sasquatch phenomenon. I feel that those in the “woo” community negatively impact the credibility of the study of Sasquatch in general. Simply because Sasquatch is an exceedingly elusive creature does not mean that it is not a flesh and blood biological entity. Salt Fork State Park naturalist and Sasquatch researcher John Hickenbottom commented on a podcast that he grew up in the woods as a hunter, and he has had experiences where Whitetail deer seem to vanish. Yet he does not feel there is any more paranormal or supernatural an aspect to Sasquatch than there is to a Whitetail deer. Wild animals simply have adapted to be excellent at concealment and camouflage. I personally spoke with Hickenbottom at the 2022 CryptidCon on the rather implausible connection between Sasquatch and UFOs, and he had a very rational explanation. Because Sasquatch is known to be very curious about unusual activity in its environment, and is curious about what human beings are doing, it would similarly be interested in and would approach any sort of mysterious lights in the sky, or human beings observing lights in the sky. That simple, known curiosity is a much more plausible explanation than there is any sort of connection or relationship between Sasquatch and any beings or entities that may be piloting UFOs. I think it is important to give credence to the Occam’s Razor principle in the study of Sasquatch. We should not, as the proponents of the Woo theory claim, attach paranormal, supernatural, extra dimensional, or extraterrestrial origins to the study of Sasquatch merely because proof of their existence is so difficult to obtain. The simplest explanation, that there is a relict population of yet unrecognized hominoids living in remote areas of North America, is the best explanation. And Occam‘s Razor also applies to eyewitness sightings as well. One must ask if there were only a few eyewitness encounters whether other explanations might not be more likely. But given the thousands of reliable and similar eyewitness accounts of a tall, broad shouldered, hair-covered bipedal primate larger than any typical human, that did not have the characteristics of a standing bear, it does not seem likely that these observations can be explained away by hoaxes, misidentification or mass hallucination. The simplest explanation is that these thousands of eyewitnesses are viewing a genuine primate.

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Smeja sample was bear

Great video sir. You know you are on target and have compelling evidence when you get quite a few negative comments, some even calling it click bait! One of the first ive seen that actually puts some of the best evidence, all together in one neat little video. I highly doubt The reason for the cover-up is for logging, monetary loss or land rights. Higher implications would be military use, what can be weaponised, ghillies suit, infrasound, infrared etc… many great inventions come from nature itself. Secondly, Laws that bound man on land and sea would be questioned, including the laws of physics. Notice how all native people worldwide have been forced to come under these laws and acknowledge land ownership? Thirdly, it brings our origin and history into question. But perhaps most important, in years to come, humans will have a far greater understanding of quantum physics and the human brain and body, why we only use less than 15% of our brain, the many skills we have lost such as intuition, telepathy, remote viewing, astral projection. If these skills were ever to become common and normal in society, well nothing would ever happen in secret, behind closed doors ever again. Massive implication!

Wonderfully engaging video. Subscribed.

Some of those videos used have already been debunked like that well know first one and the second one on the slope is a man walking his dog. You can clearly see the dog waiting lmao

The pictures you show are actualley quite similar. Santa Claus is obviously also 100% real. I´ve seen him myself, several times.

Santa Clause is real - because i saw him at the mall

I've been waiting for 44 years to hear from scientists about the specifics, dna, anatomy, etc, of said Bigfoot. Nothing. Physical evidence is needed. Otherwise, it's just stories.

They are real I heard one - same as in Ohio

You are a guy who does his due diligence! It’s obvious and sadly, not always evident in this topic! Thanks!

not convinced.

That person on the mountain is just a human and debunked. Sometimes human look way taller from a distance, than they really are. As nobody ever saw a Bigfoot making these sounds, it is hard to prove they are from them.

What a great video and brake down of evidence. Why the government won't acknowledge there existence is just ignorance on there part. They make themselves look foolish when the truth dose come out.

Awesome video brother! Loving your work.

All this time and allllll these sightings, and yet in our modern day and age with all our modern techniques, everyone and their grandmother carrying a smartphone with camera, not a single good photo or conclusive proof whatsoever. I will believe it once I see that

Excellent video fella 👍🏻 My apologies for Sciman Dan a fellow countryman of mine, his sarcastic and pretentious attitude towards you shows his true colours. He knows nothing of the subject matter and just fails miserably by doing practically zero research into the rich and lengthy Bigfoot history. He comes across as a completely clueless uncouth pre-prejudiced know-it-all, who quite clearly does Not, far from it 🙄 😊

Hidden evidence 😂No peer reviewed DNA or even good game cam videos.

I’ve had 5 sightings over the years and have over 1,400 pictures and videos (mostly pictures) of manipulations, arrangements, and footprints. I’ve had large rocks thrown at me as well. Had an ongoing two plus year interaction with a 1972 Mattel doll head that I found. Believe me, they’re real …

Clickbait, don’t watch… you’re welcome 😁

I don't think that there is any denial of its existence, the only problem is that there is so much CGI, Fakes and overall Hoax's that its existence will never be truly documented, and it is also too big, strong, and elusive to capture. I am hoping that its existence will be proven so that it can be protected and studied

Of Bigfoot exists and the proof is just not shared. They're from another dimension so good luck catching one. Not all vocalizations are from sasquatch. So they don't even come close to being human.

Still don’t believe it. Eyewitness accounts are notoriously unreliable, ask any prosecutor and quoting David Poulides, a man who was found guilty of falsely soliciting for a charity while serving as a police officer instantly discredits anything that’s said in my view.

I believe - not every video can be lying

David Oren was the scientist that claimed Mapinguari is a ground sloth

I saw one in the southern part of the Davy Crockett National Forest (East Texas) in 1971 and another not far from my '71 sighting in 2017. I have heard vocalizations in this area as well so needless to say, I don't need any further convincing... ;)

Just big dumb animals.. no sign of tool use.. no wheel.. no fire..

Justin Smeja killed a black bear 💯 This video is a joke

I'd love it to be real but there just isn't any real evidence if we are being honest. A breeding population of giant apes would be seen all the time, they would just be there like Orang utans or Gorilla. The Native Americans also believe in the Wendigo and skin walkers amongst other legends and myths so their accounts don't mean anything. I've deep dived big foot and other cryptids for years snd big foot unfortunately sits along side the loch less monster as a fun legend but nothing more.

What do you think of todd standing videos

Video CAN NEVER BE proof _ PERIOD> because it CAN ALWAYS be argued as a suit or cgi or both. Its JUST not ever going to be provable that way. You need a CORPSE - HAIRS - a BONE - A piece OF POOP something,

11:40 these sounds are 500 times more convincing and viscerally creepy than the generic whooping noises people always play. Even though they are objectively terrifying I would still kill to have an encounter like that because despite everything they basically pose zero threat to us so the reward far outweighs the risk.

Only two ways to prove Bigfoot exists is to capture or kill one. Every thing else is just BS.

Kudos! 👍👍Great video! Probably in the top 5 RUclips videos on this subject IMHO. And of course, the Patterson-Gimlin Film is always at the centre of this subject, and probably always will be. If the P-G film is a hoax, it was just incredible luck on circumstances all coming together ideally that day. Everyone of us who is old enough to have experienced life thus far, knows that sometimes results can come out unexpectedly on any endeavour. If humans put enough passion, work, and determination into a project, it will yield a certain result. These two guys may have done exactly that in 1967. And when they actually saw the film after processing it...They knew right then and there that they had produced an undeniable good result with their efforts. Perhaps there is something to be said about all the hoax claims in that everyone of these people may have contributed in some way however minor. Even Patterson's wife who may have made the suit. Forget about contradictions, stories get confused even after a month in real life. I really want the P-G film to be real and perhaps it is, but if it is a hoax, then it's likely an incredible coincidence with the way the sunlight and the Kodak film reacted together on that autumn day in October 1967. Yes, Life can sometimes create illusions whether we accept them or not.

3:30 To be honest this recreation doesn't look half bad.

Great video! Just one question about the quote from Boris Porshnev at 6:28. "The Almas appears to be a relic hominid, possibly a Neanderthal or Denisovan." Porshnev died in 1972, but Denisovans weren't identified through DNA until 2010. Are you sure this quote is accurate?

If these creatures are real it’s going to destroy a part of the evolution story we have been told. It could actually cause a revolt all over the world possibly. This is why scientists don’t want it to be real and they refuse to actually look into it. Also, some of these Bigfoot groups are a part of the deception.

Cool and interesting story. Regarding the "root ball" shape and the movement at the bottom left of the video, at one point it looked to me like a flexing hand. Like the root ball was making a fist, then straitening its fingers, then making a fist again. But, of course, root balls don't have fingers, so that couldn't possibly be what it was! Right? I do have two questions... 1) Don't you think a "fibrous, tree-twisting noise" would be much different than the sound of a 30 to 40 foot tree crashing down in the midst of a forest? A falling tree makes a LOT of noise in that environment, and I would think it would be easily discernable from the creaking, twisting sound you described. My second question is, what kind of adventurer goes out into the woods wearing open-toed sandals?? For clarity, I believe it entirely possible a sasquatch pushed that tree over, but I find it questionable that it done so on the night of your excursion just because of the description you provided of the noise you heard. A tree falling, and the collateral damage it causes coming down, is pretty distinct and can be heard from a considerable distance. Get some boots, dude! 🖖

Unfortunately, after over 40 years of researching "Bigfoot", I no longer believe it is a real creature. The fact is that Bigfoot started as a joke in 1958 Humboldt County. Ray L Wallace used specialized "stompers" to create fake footprints to fool his logging crew. And surprise, Wallace was friends with Roger Patterson. What are the odds, lol. Ask yourself why zero "Bigfoot tracks" were ever found before 1958. The reason is rather simple. Bigfoot does not exist...