Myles Lamont has little doubt that it was the "Bigfoot", or Sasquatch, or Yeti, as it is called on the North American continent, that caught the lens of his video camera. And what normal person would think of wandering in an absolutely deserted and rather remote place from civilization without any equipment, without a backpack and climbing the mountain at night looking?
According to Miles, he saw the dark figure much better than it appeared in the video. And did not notice the clothes on her. Didn't see any skis or any snowshoes. Nevertheless, the creature briskly climbed the snowy slope. Without falling through.
The operator is sure that he was not filming a fellow climber or a bear. The creature was going up pretty quickly.
The video was filmed two years ago in the mountains of British Columbia, Canada. Miles and two friends went mountaineering there - specifically in the Tantalus Range near Squamish (British Columbia) north of Vancouver. Why he posted the footage only now, the author does not explain.
This yeti appeared on youtube in 2013. The shots are from the same British Columbia.
For several days - from the end of April 2014 - more than 700 thousand people watched the video from Tantalus Range. Perhaps the interest is due to the fact that this is not the first time such a survey has been received from British Columbia. "Bigfoot" was filmed here in the summer. Maybe the same. And from about the same distance.
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But such, alas, specificity - yeti do not climb into the lens. Not shown large. Only once, in the famous 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film, did a female Bigfoot walk quite close to the cameraman.