What do you think of the US Forest Service's view on bigfoot?

[norseman]

 

[socialBigfoot]

13 hours ago, norseman said:

I watched this Talk About Strange video for the flir footage and then kept watching for the conspiracy theory. The conspiracy part of the video helps me understand why a government agency like USFS doesn't acknowledge Bigfoot. 

 

I'm not familiar with this channel but I soon became confused about why the host was confused about his story regarding a woman claiming to have birthed bigfoot's daughter (and similar videos) has not gone viral and viewed by millions of people. He then implied there must be a conspiracy to blunt him as a deliverer of this important information. He goes on to suggest a malware issue on his high-end technology is further evidence that someone or some group is trying to silence him.

  

I honestly wasn't sure if he was serious about all this. Stories of Bigfoot boinking humans have been around for a while. There's a whole fiction genre about this stuff. I'm not judging whether such things actually happen, but, culturally, it's generally believed that human-Bigfoot hybrids walking among us are not a real thing, and if a person believes that they are, then that person is probably not right in the head. There are similar fringe beliefs in the UFO community on human-alien hybrids.

 

If the USFS were to say "Yes, Bigfoot are real", then for most of the population this is also saying "Yes, Bigfoot-human hybrids are real, too." I agree that the economic impacts of endangered species plays a role, but I would argue the bigger influence on USFS's silence is maintaining an image of a legitimate and rational federal agency.
     
I'm sure this channel host is sincere and works hard on his content, but he seems too eager to believe stories that people send to him. This just makes him an easy mark for a hoaxer or anyone looking for attention. 

 

[guyzonthropus]

After reading through this thread, it strikes me that if sasquatch were "but a mere wood ape" and the government knew of it, as seems to be the concensus, it would have been acknowledged long ago. There would be no big deal if there was a large American forest gorilla species. Which then compels one to reason there must be considerably more to it.

 

The foot morphology certainly seems to point to a far more human creature, as does the bipedal walking, and apparently opposable thumbs. And then there's its apparent cognitive abilities, as seen in their knack for stealth and existing on the periphery of our towns and cities. Then there's the evidence of language development, another indicator of a higher sentience. And that's not even touching on the elements of woo...

 

But in light of the silence, its difficult to presume just how the feds view these creatures, but I'd hazard the guess that they know a good deal more about them than most of us do.....

[bipedalist]

On 8/2/2025 at 5:13 PM, norseman said:

I will bump this again. As it got no response. How is it we have leaked aerial FLIR footage of an alleged Sasquatch? Has any government entity came out with details? This is rather germane to the topic at hand. And it’s rather similar to what’s happening in the other mystery field that shall remain nameless. Because I don’t want to derail the topic again.

 

Which episode leaked FLIR footage of Sasquatch, all I saw was a wannabe Youtube creator whining about why he didn't have more hits and money?!

[norseman]

2 hours ago, bipedalist said:

 

Which episode leaked FLIR footage of Sasquatch, all I saw was a wannabe Youtube creator whining about why he didn't have more hits and money?!

It’s at the very start of the video. He gives credit to flash of beauty. It’s an aerial FLIR video.