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While I do not share Scott Carpenter's belief system, he presented two really good reasons not to trust the sasquatch people and it makes a whole lot of sense. Also, at the end of the video, you see his use of backwards facing cameras. He kind of pioneered that means of gathering information and it's really paid off for him. He's captured some sasquatches that felt safe taking a peek after he'd passed by. So, an interesting video. https://youtu.be/aeNjRyl42ao

Hiya. I work at a library in the Chicago suburbs. I’ve been a Bigfoot fan my whole life. I’m more skeptical than I used to be, but I still have hope that there’s something out there. And even if there’s not, the folklore surrounding Bigfoot is pretty fascinating.

I am Joe from Colorado originally. I am a big fan of Ron Moorehead and Jeff Meldrum, and certainly cerebrally inferior to people of their ilk. So I keep an open mind and will not be any trouble on this site. I find this sign up to be tedious; however, I think I see you have the reasoning for it. But out of curiosity I will proceed. Thank you.

The one I saw swimming appeared to be more vertical in the water than we swim but not vertical like treading water, maybe midway in between .. something like having it's back at a 45 degree angle .. give or take. The arms never broke the surface. It was in a "head high" position with the waterline hitting mid-shoulder or top of armpit level, not chin down at water level like a dog or bear swims. My impression was that it was using its arms but in a sort of sub-surface breast-stroke way, not a dog paddle. For whatever that's worth ... Funny thing about that .. that's more or less how I swim when I'm in a pond or river looking for obstacles / irregularities to avoid crashing into. Since maybe 100 yards ahead of where it went out of sight it would have gone over a small rapids, that might be exactly what it was doing. MIB