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Definitely Human 

Very cool finds, NC. Here in the west, there are similar seasonal patterns arounds lakes and reservoirs. I've seen or heard of quite a few researchers observing many mostly juvenile tracks. Check out Madison's topic on these:    

Yes, but if you dress up someone from the Amazon and take them to Rio? No one would notice.   Sasquatch looks like Sasquatch because of the life it has lead for milennia.  Not because it has forsaken clothing, tools and fire in some active lifestyle choice like the Amazon Indian could do in 2026. (Forsaken a Stone Age existence for a modern one in the case of the Indian)   It’s a chicken versus the egg argument. Could a Denisovan or a Neanderthal survive today in the mountains of British Columbia if you took away its tools, fire and clothing? And if it survived? Would it thrive without those things and then morphology follows over generations? It grows more body hair? Grows thicker chewing muscles? Kills without its signature spear?   Or is it just going to seek to recreate what you took from it? And it’s roasting meat merrily in its new BC cave not long after you release it?   I don’t know. But I do know that all great apes feel discomfort. And even a Orang will make a makeshift umbrella to escape the rain. Heat from a fire feels pretty nice in winter. Warm clothes do too. Stone tools make life much easier.    But each generation you’re gonna have to unteach all of these things to kids to stay hidden? That seems like it’s a invitation to disaster because junior is gonna disobey and make a spear or start a fire.   Orangs don’t do any of these things because it lacks the gray material to figure it out. And despite being bipedal neither did Paranthropus evidently.   So is it more logical that Sasquatch gave up all of these things? Or that it never had them to begin with?    

It’s way bigger than a Gorilla skull. And the Foramen Magnum is lined up with the spine. It was patterned off Meldrum’s anatomy knowledge and study of the Patterson Gimlin film.   I am not saying it’s right. But it may be close.    If Sasquatch doesn’t cook its food? That means it eats its food raw. That’s a lot of chewing. Lots of chewing means a heavy jaw bone and heavy muscles and a place on the skull to attach those heavy chewing muscles. A sagittal crest. At least that is what we find in the fossil record.   Like Paranthropus Robustus as Incorrigible points out.