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[Still Waters]

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Is Bigfoot living in Cache County?

That is the question that brought an Animal Planet film crew to Logan last fall to shoot an episode of "Finding Bigfoot" that airs tonight.

Producers interviewed Utah State University folklore lecturer Lynne S. McNeill for the episode, titled "Holy Cow, It's Bigfoot."

"What brought the show to Cache Valley was a famous YouTube video, shot in Providence Canyon, of young kids having a bonfire, and taping it," McNeill said. "There is a figure that stands up and walks away in the background. It's something they say they didn't see until they watched the tape.

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[RingFenceTheCity]

Not very convincing video.

[keninsc]

You're right, it's not very convincing. You'd have to believe that the creature crawled almost up to the fire.

[Farmer77]

keninsc, on 15 March 2012 - 06:32 PM, said:

You're right, it's not very convincing. You'd have to believe that the creature crawled almost up to the fire.

It looks more like whatever it is was walking parallel to the fire. Still not real convincing

[Catty13]

I didn't see anything, just a bunch of stupid kids playing with fire.

[Catty13]

I didn't see anything, just a bunch of stupid kids playing with fire.

[Kryso]

I saw nothing

[October Last]

It stands up in the middle of the background at 0:59.  Stop watching the idiots in the foreground and it's hard to miss. In fact, I really can't see how they all could have failed to notice it.

[HoraceJ]

It was one of the kids dads trying to get out of the way so the bishop didn't see he was around under aged drunks.

[DieChecker]

I first saw this video over a year ago. In my opinion it could easily be just a regular human who was watching the kids... a friend, a parent, little brother, cop, landowner... ect...

People did all kinds of calculations on the footage. You can probably find these online pretty easy. Based on the size of the trees and on a human at the approximate same place in the daytime, they (Bigfoot calculation experts) believe this bigfoot was like 7 foot tall. If I remember right. But with rounding errors and the unknown position of the figure, it is really just speculation.

[dharma warrior]

This article should be titled "Animal Planet seeks Higher Ratings". What a load! I could come up with a dozen explanations for the figure in this video. The most far fetched would make more sense than bigfoot. If we are to believe the crap the Animal Planet and History Channel are feeding us, there are herds of 8ft tall apes ranging across North America, from coast to coast. Yet not one bit of credible, scientific evidence has been presented. Grainy video footage, plaster casts of alleged footprints and eyewitness accounts, no matter how credible they may seem, aren't good enough. They actually expect us to believe that 8ft tall,400 lb creatures exist in our own backyards, but have managed to go unproven for hundreds of years.
How gullible do they think we are?

[harleyblueswoman]

I can see it come out of the forest and walk across in the background....it looks like it has white fur....and might even be a young bigfoot curious as to what these kids are doing....they are so busy watching the fire...they didnt even see it till they replayed the video...

[Freshness]

I believe in Bigfoot, but that's just some drunk idiot or a scam! That's no Bigfoot!

[CRIPTIC CHAMELEON]

Well what ever it is, it's definitely circling the camp fire & watching.

[keninsc]

That's something that makes me wonder, the grainier the footage or photo then oddly the more people seem convinced that's the real deal. Ever notice that?

I think it gives people room for their minds to play around in the fuzzy logic thing. For all I know it was staged or just someone checking on the children. How anyone could get an sort of measurements out of that is beyond me.