The Yeti was discovered in the same gorge where Patterson and Gimlin shot the most famous Bigfoot footage in 1967.
A prominent American bigfoot hunter who calls himself Mr. Davis, told the world on his blog about a new unique proof. This is a 5-second clip that was filmed back in 2008. It took place in the famous Bluff Creek Gorge in Northern California.
For yeti fans, this is an iconic place. Let me remind you that it was here in 1967 that cowboys Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin filmed the most famous documentary evidence of the existence of our wild but sympathetic brother: the walk of a giant female Bigfoot.
So 7 years ago, Mr. Davis and two friends also filmed a video in the legendary gorge. But nothing sensational, it seemed, got into the camera lens. However, the other day, reviewing old records, Davis found a suspicious movement in the lower right corner of the screen.
The image quality is poor, but using image stabilization software, the ghost hunter was able to see that in the shadows some creature was either fighting with some animal, or playing with a white cloth.
“I remember that I filmed this video near the edge of the forest, where we found a skinned deer,” says Davis. “It seemed strange to us that next to the killed deer we could not see any hunters or predators. Then I went down the stream with the camera, but nothing caught my eye.
I shouted to my friends: "There is nothing here!" and turned back. But the creature was 7 meters away from me when I passed by. Where did the white fabric come from? That summer, the forests in the area burned frequently and hundreds of rescuers and firefighters worked there. One of them apparently dropped a bag or just a rag.
“But what if the hunters did kill the deer?” - Readers of the blog reasonably suggested.
Promotional video:
Heavily brightened frame from the video, some suggest that a great ape (chimpanzee) was captured
- You see, this is a desert area, to the nearest housing about 40 kilometers. How would they get there without a car? We haven't seen her! Davis makes an ironclad argument.
Most scientists still believe that all talk about Bigfoot is nothing more than a hoax.
Last year, to put an end to the numerous pranks, Professor Brian Sachs of the University of Oxford conducted genetic studies of 30 hairs, which were stored in various museums and private collections around the world as samples of Yeti wool. It turned out that all these hairs actually belong to smaller brothers well known to us - bears, raccoons, horses and cows …