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@DrBunsonHoneyDew You are turning into the unofficial ambassador of the BFF.

I just personally invited him to discuss the pictures and other occurrences. STAND BY SOLDIERS

I don't doubt this gentleman's sincerity and agree whatever is/are depicted in the game camera shot certainly doesn't/don't appear human. In order to get a true indication of their size however, it will take on site investigation; the best way would be to repeat the comparison photo using the same game camera in the same location but in daylight and include some decent photos of the surrounding terrain for context. I would also support inviting him to the BFF as was done with Mark from Oklahoma. These are the kind of thing, along with Madison's Oregon research and a few others that attracted me to the Forums nearly seven years ago, but seem to have frequently been overshadowed in recent years by seemingly endless rehashing of a few topics and fruitless attempts to convince a handful who don't want to be convinced. There, I feel better now!

Agreed. That, too. You know what? A lot of people pass by bigfoot sign every day without seeing it for what it is. It doesn't come circled in red like the pix. You have to know what to look for, have to know what is subtly out of place, and that "difference" has to register on your consciousness that it is indeed somehow "off" before you will stop, truly examine, and remember that you saw it. MIB

Just to stir the pot a bit more, I ran the original image through the Topaz Adjust-5 and selected a color negative filter (the sensor in the trail camera is a color sensor but the night images illuminated by IR appear as black and white). If you thought the smaller figure looked unearthly in the original have a look at this fellow. Enjoy!

Ive always been open to BF producing eye shine but the idea of actually projecting light out of its eyes I cannot buy. I typically just toss that on the same pile of BF traits such as using portals or other amazing feats that perpetuate the legend and myth that is BF. No offense to anyone but I can’t buy it.

I've never seen this posted here so I thought I would share. Some cool digital renderings and supposed biome maps. Do any of the different types on the main page resemble what any of you saw? http://www.bigfootreality.com/index_m.php

Thank you my camera does not take video as far as I know I have to do some research in it I think it only takes pictures like every 15 seconds or so I will be going back up to Pennsylvania house this weekend where I do have my chip in it and I have many daytime photos in there of deer.I will try to get a photo of myself in that spot from the game camera.

there was a guy who claimed that his dog ran off chasing these things and his dog came back shaved freaking me out Lake Ariel in the Poconos Thanks for looking that up

The police angle is odd... Was it your local police or Fish and Wildlife? It's strange that they saw a picture on Facebook and wanted to come out to take a look. Since they thought that it was poachers/trespassers, did they offer to do additional patrols in your area?

Welcome to BFF. While in NC now, my first set of BF encounters were in the late 90's in NJ at the Round Valley Reservoir in Hunterdon County. Roughly where in NJ did you see one while fishing? I actually see 4 BFs in your photo. A female with an infant on her head and a yearling clinging to her front which makes her look odd as well as a very big male behind a little down the slope. I see the third thing you mention but it is too vague for me to come close to identify. Either way, a very cool pic. I kind of get the poachers explanation from law enforcement. However, the halloween costume from BFRO is laughable. Those guys need help.

Agreed , No full moon either so if there was any type of cloud cover it would be pitchblack in those woods . the poacher thing is the easy way out for them to say. And I agree from the pics it looks like it would be dangerous trying to walk through there at night with no light source . As to the BFRO , a lot of mixed feelings here about them . Friday, October 27, 2017 On the day of the First Quarter phase the moon is high overhead at sunset and is visible until mid-night when it sets in the west. The First Quarter phase is a one day event and in the following days enters a Waxing Gibbous phase becoming more illuminated each day until the Full Moon.Oct 27, 2017

Hi guys. I'm the owner of this property and this picture. Very strange picture. The date on photo is wrong but time is right. October 27 2017. I had just got the camera for my birthday. It was the first time I used it. Me and the wife got it to try and get pictures of a local bear. I put this photo put to my friends and Facebook the next day and my community page. I was contacted by the local police and they wanted to come out and see the area. They came the next day and looked around and said they think in was poachers. I don't believe that. I think it could be a couple Bigfoot. In the picture there are three things.two next to each other and one by the rock to me it looks like a back and an arm down low behind The Rock. my sister came up to visit this summer and we were in the backyard at night with a fire drinking wine and we had something close by whoop at us and make a howl that was crazy loud and sent chills up our spines and my sister freaked out and we went in the house for the night. She is now a believer. I had a sighting in New Jersey during the day around 1995 fishing and it looked very much like a gorilla with red eyes that's 6 and 1/2 ft tall. What I see in the picture doesn't look much like what I seen in New Jersey If someone wants to come over and investigate. I'm good with that I did report it to bfro. Texted a guy for a day. He said he thinks it people in Halloween costumes. That kind of pissed me off so I didn't talk to him anymore

Thank you sir! @Rbatesfishing Welcome Richard! Would love for you to speak to your trail cams pics and your experiences with what you believe in a BigFoot on your property! Thanks for coming over.

Done.

Hi I have had many encounters have seen him once and have a trail cam photo that I see you guys have posted on your site

He's on his way over to register. Can we get him approved pretty quickly please?

I am enjoying this show so far. However.... I know that when I am out on a multi-day hike, carrying my food, shelter, equipment, and other supplies on my back... I always make sure to bring a rappelling helmet, harness, and at least 1000 feet of rope with me. You know, just in case. Did the camera crew rappel down too? That scene seemed a little too forced...a little too Destination Truth-ish. Overall, still an entertaining show. Interested to see how it plays out.

I'd suggest the OP request that Admin replace "New Jersey" with "Pennsylvania" in the thread title to eliminate confusion about the photo's state of origin.

Those sketches are Pete Travers...the guy who did the BFF T-shirts. Cool.

But if I don't see a red circle out in the wild I just move on. Looks like I've been going about this all wrong

WHAT?!? They are not born 8' tall ?

Cause they are not human Either the hunter decided to play a hoax or those things aren't human. These are night time photos , who decides to walk in the woods with no light in terrain like that with your child . It's either a hoax with the hunter in on it or they are not human . Bigfoot ? I don't know but what ever they are they are not like us.

What you're seeing as a bicep fooled me too until I cleaned the image up. It is actually one of the two small branches/twigs hiflier mentioned crossing between the game camera lens and arm. I certainly wouldn't dispute the possibility of a baby clinging to mom's shoulders but I'm not seeing it. The disparity in point of view between the game camera lens and cell phone used to take the color photo is not the only issue in comparing them. Cell lenses are typically fairly wide angle designed for landscapes or group photos (I know several of the flagship models now have multiple lenses but the quality of this photo suggests it is not the latest and greatest). I'm convinced the cell photo was digitally zoomed which not only increases pixelation but alters the perspective and makes judging the relative distances between objects very difficult. The trail camera photo is also wide angle but not only appears to be taken from a lower angle but is at the native focal length of the lens. To make an accurate comparison of size would require some on-scene measurements and control photos, basically photogrametry as Bill Munns explains in "When Roger Met Patty".

I think that is definitely happening with NAWACS. What they are seeing is picking up trace amounts of light and reflecting it back. Moneymaker is usually dismissive off any hints of the paranormal in the Bigfoot world, but during his appearance on the Lowe Files he makes mention of the self illuminating eyes phenomenon. Do you know how strange it feels to cite a Rob Lowe show during a Bigfoot discussion?

I spoke with an eye witness just a few months ago. She is very credible, especially when you know her professional background. This person claimed that as a child, she had a BF peeking in her window while she and her sister were in their bedroom. The witness was in the top bunk, and the BF was watching her sister who was either in the other bunk, or on the floor, I don't remember. But the BF didn't see the witness right away, as it was distracted. When the BF noticed the witness just several away, she said the expression changed, and they eyes turned a glowing red, and it sneered at her. I pressed her on this a bit, because I wanted to understand what she meant. She said that they eyes were not reflecting back light like a dog or cat. She said there was actual light coming from them. Not "beams", but glowing from within. She was very adamant about that. So, maybe the eyes in this photo are glowing. IDK. Personally, I have never seen it.

No wonder I was getting cabin fever, it's been 2 months since I last got out! Between bad weather and "honey-do"s I missed 7 weekends, but today was the last day of deer season, so I had no trouble persuading my youngest boy (Oh no!, my baby just turned 49 five days ago!!) to come along for a trip to the mountains. We left home pre-dawn, and were starting up the East Harrison FSR shortly after sunrise. The day was forecast to be decent, not great, but not raining. We encountered some fog for the first hour along the lakeside, but the rest of the day alternated between overcast and sunny breaks. As I usually do, I tried each of the feeder creek valleys along the lake, but found a couple of my favorites gated due to logging activity, and 2 that had been closed earlier in the year now open to travel, so explored those as far towards their headwaters as the roads would allow, and hiked a couple of branches off those that were too overgrown to drive, one of which led to a small lake that I had only previously seen from the other side of that valley. Wildlife was scarce, except for hawks and eagles flying overhead, and a mulie doe that showed up just at dusk as we were driving out. Her colour was so close to that of the muddy road, that I almost ran into her before spotting her in the dim light. There were deer tracks at several areas that we checked, but no bear or cat sign, and no Sasquatch evidence of any sort. We discovered that the winding mountainside road had taken it's toll since I was last there earlier this year. At Km 14, there were 2 crosses at the roadside, dated Nov 2nd, where 2 young men had apparently gone off the shoulder on the downhill side, which is a sheer 500m (1600') drop to the lakeshore. Just 11km further in, there was obvious evidence of a logging truck having slid off the downhill side, as the load of logs was still 50m down the slope, where several large trees had prevented it from plunging further down. You could see where the truck had been dragged back up the slope to the road, and a few small parts still littered the slope. That one may make the next season of "Highway Through Hell", as this is part of the region covered by the companies that feature on that show. It was certainly an interesting day in the mountains, with OK weather, great scenery, and some father/son bonding time, which is always a joy. Here's my usual slew of pics: Snowline along the mountainside: Big Silver Creek: Tragedy along the way The narrow main logging road My 6' tattooed "baby boy" The small lake we hiked in to

Mommy and companion. The larger looks very human to me from the shoulders up based on what you can make out. His comparison shot doesn't look like it's from the exact same angle as his gamecam shots but it could just be perspective.

Not sure why, but I cannot ignore you. Can you please do me a favor and try to ignore me,