What is the perfect camouflage? The Bigfoot appear to be born with it. They literally have a natural ghillie suit. A hair covered body with pasty grey or black skin. When the Bigfoot remain motionless in vegetation or even in a generally open area they are almost impossible to see.
A good case study of this is the "Bigfoot In The Laurels" footage I captured. Most people can not look at the below photograph and find the Bigfoot it is so well camouflaged.
This ability to stay this well hidden baffles many people and makes clear video hard to obtain. The Patterson/Gimlin film was the rare exception not the rule. The above photograph is usually how you will see a Bigfoot if you see it at all.
Several readers of my blog asked that I take the time to sharpen or point out where exactly the Bigfoot is in the above photograph and video posted on the Bigfoot Photographs and-Sketches page. This goes to demonstrate how well they can hide and how well they have adapted to remain hidden.
Below I have highlighted, cut out, then enlarged the Bigfoot from different frames during the video. I hope this gives the reader a better idea what the Bigfoot looks like and where it is located.
In my YouTube video "Bigfoot In The Laurels" I go to great lengths to show the Bigfoot, its eye, head, and mouth movement. It is slight but it is moving. Also remember the Bigfoot is very close to me and that I have my back turned to it. Only when I start to turn around does the Bigfoot move more than its mouth or eyes.
This deer is almost invisible |
Light gray Bigfoot almost invisible |
I hope the cut outs have made it easier to see the most elusive creature known to man, and yes that is what he looks like, get used to it.
Thanks Scott. Karla4569 and I had a question
ReplyDeleteabout this. You clarified this. As always your
work ranks on top.
Thanks!
DeleteI guess you were right...
ReplyDeleteI hoped this post helped you see the BF better...
DeleteYou know once you can start recognizing the creatures in video's it's much easier to see what Scott's talking about.
ReplyDeleteI don't know why but I've always been able to see them, especially with the blinking eyes, not only in Scotts video's but in other researcher's video's too.
I have no idea why it's easy for me. I usually enlarge the screen and take it a frame at a time. But I usually don't have to do that even. Once you get the knack and know what to look for it comes easier.
Thanks Scott for all you do!