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The prescription on my bifocals must have expired because I see nothing but click bait audio visual clutter for YT in low res. The dog betrays the human. Why didn't the dog freak out from the 'fresh' scent of the strange animal?

While I don't necessarily disagree on this particular point, if everything is a conspiracy, it's just as easy to say that nothing is. No. Just no. Another PGF would be great. I'm a believer. I want someone to shoot one so they can be proven to be real (or see if myself to become a knower and then I don't care what everyone else thinks). What was posted was pure BS of something moving in the woods. Ahhhhh, he has more. Ahhhhh, he has a BF festival coming up! Ahhhhh, he has BF shit in his yard. Get out of here with that crap. These people are in it for clicks which lead to money. If he was serious, he'd know he didn't have Jack squat and he'd keep trying until he did. A credible story, is testimony, ala what's been provided here by some of my favorite posters does more for BF than this bologna. / End rant.

I really do not like to be this negative, but this (leaving it vague but leaving it here in this thread) pretty much shows us why Bigfootery is not taken remotely serious by most. And here we are, giving him views...perpetuating this same crap all over YT and elsewhere.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/08/first-people-americas-came-sea-ancient-tools-unearthed-idaho-river-suggest Ancient people apparently followed rivers more than 500 kilometers inland to Cooper's Ferry in western Idaho. LOREN DAVIS First people in the Americas came by sea, ancient tools unearthed by Idaho river suggest By Lizzie WadeAug. 29, 2019 , 2:00 PM About 16,000 years ago, on the banks of a river in western Idaho, people kindled fires, shaped stone blades and spearpoints, and butchered large mammals. All were routine activities in prehistory, but their legacy today is anything but. The charcoal and bone left at that ancient site, now called Cooper’s Ferry, are some 16,000 years old—the oldest radiocarbon-dated record of human presence in North America, according to work reported this week in Science. The findings do more than add a few centuries to the timeline of people in the Americas. They also shore up a new picture of how humans first arrived, by showing that people lived at Cooper’s Ferry more than 1 millennium before melting glaciers opened an ice-free corridor through Canada about 14,800 years ago. That implies the first people in the Americas must have come by sea, moving rapidly down the Pacific coast and up rivers. The dates from Cooper’s Ferry “fit really nicely with the [coastal] model that we’re increasingly getting a consensus on from genetics and archaeology,” says Jennifer Raff, a geneticist at the University of Kansas in Lawrence who studies the peopling of the Americas. The Clovis people, big game hunters who made characteristic stone tools dated to about 13,000 years ago, were once thought to have been the first to reach the Americas, presumably through the ice-free corridor. But a handful of earlier sites have persuaded many researchers that the coastal route is more likely. Archaeologists have questioned the signs of occupation at some putative pre-Clovis sites, but the stone tools and dating at Cooper’s Ferry pass the test with flying colors, says David Meltzer, an archaeologist at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. “It’s pre-Clovis. I’m convinced.”

The majority of people interested in this topic hold out hope that some guy, somewhere, is going to capture a photo of video that will be the definitive BF proof, and that is usually the hope (don't bother denying it y'all) with many of our commenters too. So yeah, crushing disappointment turns to cynicism turns to nit-picking. FLASH! That footage already exists, and it is known as the "Patterson/Gimlin Film." There is nothing that is going to come after that which is predicted to come up to that level, and it didn't get the job done as we all know very well. We. Know. This. No, videos like this one are plenty good for what they are able to tell us, and that is to add to the cumulative evidence. That doesn't satisfy some, and I get that, but it is the reality going forward.

I agree the prints do not look real, and the BF appears to have his back towards the camera, haha, yeah right BF would have heard and smelt him 1/4 of a mile away, before he got there. The better question is, how did he make or take this video? Well I will stop there.

I just had time to actually look at this youtube vid on my computer. He won't have anymore video to show as this is a total fake. Period. Also find out he is part of a group putting on a Bigfoot Festival there in N.C. soon. Gotta get those crowds in there somehow and fake evidence will pull a few in. And the dog, thought all dogs were supposed to turn tail and run away so the stories say. Kinda destroys that myth doesn't it. Oh wait, it's fake that's why the dog didn't run away.

What sticks out to me is that not only is his foot print deeper than the big foot print, but, it appears to be his left foot and the big foot print happens to be a right foot. Also, if he is following the track way for the first time, how did his foot print get there unless he was recreating the following of the trackway? Lastly, the big foot print looks like a plywood cutout. It is uniformly void of detail, leaving a uniformly flat print and the toes in that print look like they were cut out to just have a rounded appearance like a scalloped edge. Not nearly a clear video of an animal, however, it does capture something alive.

I agree. A friend of mine saw a wolf on Mt Hood several years before ODFW "announced" their presence in the Mt Hood NF. Re the OP - I was growled at while running on a logging road east of Eugene (OR). It came from a 20 ft bluff above the trail/road. My immediate thought was that it sounded like a very big cat growling. Several days later there was a cougar sighting in that area. So that may have been it!

I either don't have the vision or imagination to see these things.

Many sightings come from hunters in tree stands. Get totally camo'd out, stay quiet, and let it come to you. I've always wanted to do that especially now with a thermal imager. Get up high and out of normal eyeshot.

I’d say the only thing they do consistently (besides eat, sleep & $#!£..) is be inconsistent. I really do believe they try their darndest to not be at all predictable.. just my IMO... Cheers!

Sorry, yes i mean the power line trails.