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got it  

It is not a Sasquatch. Again, the camera had a factory setting of one image every 30 seconds.  30 seconds is a lot time for an animal to enter and leave a bait station. That format can be limiting for ID and locomotion observations. It was cost effective to monitor for deer, bear, turkey or ground hogs.   An image does show that the target did not have an elongated Calcaneus at the heel = not a Sasquatch.   I have had a lot bear images: walking forwards, walking backwards, doing a spin and turn move to change directions, walking on a log etc. I deleted most of them.  It is a blobsquatch to be fodder for social media. At the end of the day, there is an expression that works:  " I don't know".  'I don't know' is a good answer.   For those of you who want to burn more time, find out if Mr. Jacobs sold his Bushnell camera on ebay and bought a Reconyx brand camera. That time period would probably be an RM45, RC55 or an old Silent Image. Carry on.

I am open for it to be one of the three options. Bigfoot being the least of them, however, I am not willing to definitively say it is one or the others. 

All the more for you to bear.