Creatures, Myths & Legends

New 'Bigfoot' video recorded at Bluff Creek

By T.K. Randall
August 23, 2015

Image: AI-generated (Midjourney) Bluff Creek, a tributary of the Klamath River located 25 miles northwest of Orleans in California, was the site of the best known Bigfoot video of all time - the Patterson/Gimlin footage of 1967.

Now however a second video from the same area has emerged - a recording taken in 2008 by Bigfoot researcher M.K. Davis who maintains that he hadn't seen anything unusual at the time.When he later analyzed his footage however he noticed that there seemed to be a figure sitting at the side of the creek playing around with some sort of white cloth. Upon closer inspection he noted that the figure appeared to be either covered in dark hair or was wearing very dark clothing.

"I was there with Don Monroe and Ken Iddins. Both men were accounted for in the video," he said. "We do not know who or what this is as no one else was there with us. It has a cloth of some sort."

Davis later uploaded an enhanced close-up video ( see below ) of the figure to help see it more clearly. While there is undoubtedly someone sitting next to the creek the figure looks more like an actual person, perhaps washing themselves in the water, than an unidentified species of hominid.

"I didn't see this live. I walked right by it. It just backed into the brush with only its knees showing and didn't move," he said. "I walked downstream and met my two friends coming upstream, so it was not them. I did some brightening on it and it does appear to be hair covered."


Source: Inquisitr.com

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