Some people think they’ve spotted Bigfoot on a live camera trained on an eagle’s nest in Michigan.
The clip from a camera mounted on a tree near a state fish hatchery shows baby eaglets in the nest while a dark figure walking on two legs moves on the ground below.
The Detroit Free Press reports the clip was highlighted on the website of CarbonTV, which has partnered with the state to install the eagle cam. The company tells the Free Press the clip was captured in May.
Idaho State University Professor Jeff Meldrum, who studies the legend of the never-confirmed man-ape-like creature, tells the newspaper the video is “interesting,” but “doesn’t offer much by way of compelling evidence.”
The Associated Press contributed to this article.
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This could be an Large Ape,a covered man from Black Life Matters,a big Muslim in his Home Outfit or just a Hunter in a dark hunting suit.Everything is possible in America.
I and 2 of my friends spotted one around 3:30 p.m. off of the Roanoke River in Halifax, Co. N.C. in 1961. Massive and covered with dark hair, long arms, short neck, and a flat looking forehead. Back then no one had ever heard of a bigfoot! We didn’t know what it was. Never forgot it , didn’t think of much until a few years ago; i saw and said that’s what i saw. It just kept on walking and ignored us. Whatever it was , was not human as we know them. This i will take a lie detector test on.
I was raised in the Ozarks around Eminence Missouri. In a hollow named Pine Hollow. In 1965, (I was 13) at right after supper time my younger brother came running in the house and said Dad! there’s a big money out by the hog pen. We jumped up and went outside (armed) and that ape had covered about 250 feet across the hog lot field. But what was interesting was it just stratled a 56 inch high fence with barbed wire and was climbing the steep hill. He was loud and was tearing small trees and brush aside like king kong. It didn’t scare us. My brothers and sisters played all over those hills and never saw him again, however we did find about a quarter mile up the hill opposite our house a rather large structute of broken trees propped upright against a big cedar tree, kind of like a large leen to. Strange, but stunk like crazey and was realy spooky. We beat feet and never went back up there. We lived out so remote that we only saw a car go by maybe once a month. We never locked the doors. There have been serveral sightings over the years, but people down that way are kind of close lipped. Even a neighbor about 6 miles from us who would rather die than tell this, but she told my mother that one night they were woken by bright lights in their bedroom window. They went out to see and there was a ufo sitting in their barn yard. Her husband shot it with a shot gun and the dang thing flew off. It was during the time that all those ufo sights were happening around Piedmont, Missouri. Now since I have reached old age myself I recently recieved an old book that my mom had picked up from my sister who got it at a yard sale. It was about Birch Tree Missouri and more importantly my old high school. It contains history about Pine Hollow where I was raised. I never new that the Osage indians lived all through that part of Mo and that after the earth quakes of 1811 and 1812 they drove the indians west into the ozarks. They lived all along the current and jacks fork rivers, before the French and Spanish owned part of the U.S. back in the1700’s. I grew up in that same place and as a kid we found arrow and spear points but never knew indians lived there first. The osage used to catch and sell the other indian tribes into slavery. Keeping their women of course. I lived 3 miles from a little place called Delaware at the mouth of Pine Hollow, it’s where the delaware indians had their winter camp. If I had know all this when I was in school, what a book report I could have written. Rev RK Burns
I have seen big foot several times going toward Bagby hot spring in Oregon, I never report what I saw who would believe me….lol
I ment there was a big monkey, not money, although if we could have caught that dude he probably would have brought big money. Funny now. Rev RK Burns
It could have been a man in a dark Ghillie suit.
Did they have gilly suits back then and what would he have been doing in the hog pen.
Should read Ghillie suit.
When me and my two friends saw the one on the Roanoke River, we had been like we often did was to cross a fallen tree to get across a small creek that went down and run into the river. There was a sandy bluff on top of the hill where we picked up large pieces of native American pottery. ( Have been and still am a avid collector of Native America artifacts) Will be going point hunting after hurricane Matthew gets gone. We stayed on the river during the summers, and was on the way home when we saw what is now called Bigfoot. That was around late August i guess. This past May there was an article in The Daily Herald newspaper about four local sightings in Littleton, N.C. , a small town 15 miles west of Roanoke Rapids where i live; which is very rural and off of Lake Gaston which the Roanoke River flows through. This is something i have only told to only about 3 people.
The UFO’S are the ” Etherians”. Our government made a treaty with them during the Eisenhower administration. This can be fact checked if you want to dig into it. That’s all i am going to say about that!
Hey folks, I was just looking for my smart-phone that I dropped looking for berries and want to be left alone. Also, it’s not nice to make fun of my big feet. I didn’t like it when Native American Indians did it, and don’t like it now. It’s down right rude and it hurts my feelings, and it’s not nice to put hidden cameras in my forest either.
– Sas