Two Lesser Known Bigfoot Photos That May Surprise You 

As someone that's carried around many 59lb bags of feed around the farm, I guarentee carrying something heavy and slumpy on the shoulder would be far easier than dragging it.

Regarding the second photo, I have a bunch of palm trees out my window that I routinely take pictures of at sunset with my iPhone. They are approximately 100 to 120 feet from me when I take the photos, but the photo always makes them look like they are 500 feet or more away. I have to zoom way in to make them look as they actually are. So, it’s not hard to believe that creature is 50 feet away. Keep up the great work, Bob.

I grew up in the mountains and spent a great deal of time hunting there, and I was fortunate enough to have a grandfather to teach me how to track and you're totally right about how difficult it is. People severely overestimate how easy it is to track something down you've shot, let alone a giant, unwounded biped creature. By the time youd get up to the Ridge, that thing is already miles away

To be honest, I was hiking on Mt St Helens alone last year before sunrise. Near treeline, I turned around and saw a pair of eyes glowing in my headlamp at my 7oclock, about 50 yards away. I picked up a rock, threw it, and screamed and waved my hiking sticks around. I honestly thought it was sasquatch. Its not as absurd as it seems to try and scare away an animal bigger than you with a rock. Im from Colorado and being aggressive and making yourself bigger is what we are taught when facing an unexpected or startled animal/predator that is larger than you. I was terrified out of my mind. It turned out to be an elk.

"Hiring an experienced wilderness guide isn’t cheap, but it costs less than a search party. Or a funeral.", from Timberland Guide, MTG

I love Bob's voice and how he doesn't try to sway you into believing. He's just so fun to listen to and so professional about it and it makes me want to beleive.

As far as debris, I was reading about a sighting in east Texas. The Sasquatch was described as half wearing a flannel shirt. There were also reports in the area of clothes being missing from clotheslines. The Sasquatch of Texas and the southeast, are also described as smaller than the ones the the northeast. If I happened to take a photo/video of what I thought could be a Sasquatch, I believe I'd search out the pros and have it analyzed. I'm no longer living in my home state of Texas, but in SE Virginia, where there are sightings too.

I live in a very remote area in northern Canada, so I'm not afraid of the woods and know animals mostly want to leave you alone, but I'll tell you from experience, when it's dusk and there's a 45 minute walk between you and your vehicle and you hear a pack of wolves in the same direction, your primal fears creep in, even with a firearm. So I don't blame anyone for not wanting to confront a massive unknown creature in the bush.

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This is still one of my absolute favorite channels. You explain everything in exquisite detail that can easily understand, and I genuinely appreciate that, thank you.

We don't want quick or concise. We want well planned, well thought out, carefully considered and thorough. So thank you for always delivering quality content ☺️ And you're quite pleasant. So... shush.

oh yeah and about the camera "fracture", i'm a camera guy. my work is recording, photographing and editing, 15 years experience. i've seen all types of camera damage and depending on the angle of the break it can look wildly different from camera to camera. this photo has either a digital filter applied, a physical filter lens (like a polarizing or a cover) that has a hair-fracture that leads to this line effect, or it is being photographed from another screen device with a cracked screen (least likely, due to looking like a photo in .jpg format, with artifacts that match a compressed file). while it is POSSIBLE that a lens break manifests into the picture like this, it's EXTREMELY UNLIKELY. actually, after looking with more attention the full picture you showed, it's a photo taken from a screen showing the picture, and the screen in question has a crack, without question. edited a bit for clarity

I'm so happy you used that camera analogy so many people don't understand that. with a $3000 dslr and a 300mm lens i still delete 70% of my photos after a shoot from blur or bad lighting. always take way more photos than you think you need for this reason. I usually get 300-1000 for a 1-2 hr hike.

Speaking of bear encounters and their increasing frequency, the reason is simple. We are steadily encroaching on their habitat and therefor having more encounters. Here in eastern Canada it's becoming quite the headache for the DNR as new housing developments push farther into previously untouched wilderness. As for the bigfoot photos, they're interesting and the stories no less so. Inconclusive, as they must be, but interesting nonetheless. I appreciate your videos, Bob, and look forward to them whenever I'm informed that one has arrived in my feed. You are a great storyteller and that is a quality that is less common than a bigfoot sighting.

The video is less then 20 minutes old and it has over 65 comments. What a testament to the content being uploaded!

Cell phone pics suck. This one is actually pretty decent. Humans are weird. Even with clear photos people still don't accept evidence of things that they dont understand.

thank you Bob, for using a universal unit of measurement like the blue whale to really help us visualize the distance of the situation

Bob, this may be an unrealistic request. But. Could you somehow narrate the goings on in my life? The day-to-day happenings? You know; trips to supermarkets, daily commutes and everything else this beautiful adventure we call "life" brings. Life narrated by you would be a good thing. And thanks. I know I'm only echoing the sentiments of every other subscriber, but you provide a 'one of a kind' viewing experience. Truly. Much appreciated. From across the pond 🇬🇧

I'm intrigued by you mentioning that people often leave out instances of sasquatch wearing debris, Bob. A long time ago, before I discovered your channel and before Sasquatch became something I even thought about, I was told a story about a yeti-like creature wearing a discarded rug around its shoulders in Afghanistan. I didn't know that things like that have been recorded/observed elsewhere.

I’m glad you brought up the cracks. It looks more like a picture of a picture on a cracked phone face.

Concerning the cracked lens, I think you're right with your other possibility, that is it a photo of a cracked screen displaying the photo. Too often I see photos and videos of screens because the original source doesn't know how to transfer media.

Most folks who ask "why didn't you go track it", ain't never spent more than a day out in a rural habitat. When these creatures don't wanna be found, the make good use of distance and forest to disappear (not into thin air). Foot prints don't always show in the ground. And one a personal note, when these creatures know you're heading after them, all it takes is the aggressive ROAR or low Growl to send most humans packing outta there. That is what happened to me when I decided to push further in at the creature I caught a glimpse of.

Love the illustration with the Telecaster and the Grinchsquatch. 😂 And, as an American, our system of measurement: "It was about a football field, half a blue whale, a horse, and three corgis."

Photographer here 🙋‍♀️ anything in the forest with a phone camera at more than 20 ft is unlikely to produce anything that is going to convince anyone. Also I hike and trail run in BC nearly everyday. We don't and aren't allowed to carry firearms. Bear spray at best. Some people carry a bell (bears can barley hear them, but I digress) I run into bears up close and personal at least a dozen times per year and am well aware of the zones they like to hang in at any particular season and most certainly never mistaken a bear for anything other than a bear. I have many bear photos with my phone from southwestern bc, and none are any better than what you have posted here, but most certainly are clearly distinguishable as bears and in no way resemble what you have posted. 🤷‍♀️

Hi Bob! I'm considering this a Christmas present (if you don't mind). Thank you so much for all the content. It's been my very great pleasure to listen

"I've been procrastinating the one I want the most to not mess up"... I feel that! I'm always happy to see your videos because of the time and care you take with each. The artwork and way you tell the account is worth the wait.

Bob, you just reminded me of a video made by the RU-vidr called ‘Geography King’ about the 15 emptiest places in the U.S. To roughly quote a line from him: “If Bigfoot exists, he probably lives in Central Idaho!” 😂

You never really know what someone is going through. I just want to say that I hope you know that what you do brings me, and apparently many others, everything from curiosity and the desire to know the truth about what’s really out there, to simple entertainment. I truly appreciate you and I hope all is well with you and yours.

I really enjoy your work. The drawings, subject matter and narration. But, most of all, you are a great writer! Thanks for sharing your interest and talent with us. Happy Holidays.

Wooooo! Nothing makes my day like laying down for the night, a fresh Bob Gymlan video to play before I turn in for the night. Here comes the weird Big Foot dreams!

Fantastic as always Bobert, Don't mind waiting for quality content like this, and always excited to see you post. When I was a kid I believed in Samsquanches, as I got older I stopped believing, but since finding you, you've swung me back around. This old man thanks you. Keep up the great work.

I remember finding your channel several years ago when I was in highschool, it’s awesome to see how far your channel has come. Merry Christmas Bob!

Nothing irritates me more than the obligatory “why is it everytime bigfoots seen the camera goes blurry” comment skeptics make🤦‍♂️ another brilliant video Bobby🔥

I will never understand why someone would go out in true wilderness and then use earbuds to listen to music. 1. Why go there if you want to block out a huge part of the experience and 2. Bears, dude.

I am absolutely grateful for your channel thank you very much happy holidays again thank you for all your hard work

Nothing that hasn’t been said before but I really appreciate bob’s dedication to taking a carefully thought out and balanced approach to the topics he dose. It helps no one to approach every scrap of potential evidence with ether uncritical acceptance of proof or outright rejection as a phony. A very mature perspective of “these may be something unknown, they might be not be. but ether way what it is, is a good story”

An upload from Mr Gymlan is like getting an early Christmas present. God bless you, sir.

I’ve literally binged all your videos and have to say I love the way you think and break things apart , the Spring Heeled Jack video is a clinic on logic , common sense and how to eliminate social commentary . Your thoughts on Bigfoot picture evidence is spot on , fun to look at but ultimately proves not defines anything . I’m hooked my guy . Got a buddy who swears he saw a thunderbird on a lake in minnesota couple summers ago , he saw it twice during same outing and the second time flew right over his boat , 18 ft Lund . Said it was 20ft above him and wingspan was way larger than his boat casting a shadow . He is a military guy and somebody I would never accuse of lying ever . I believe his experience and just like anything , makes ya wonder :

amazing how what bob takes what he calls the "bottom of the barrel" of this set of pictures and still spins it into some of the best cryptid content out there. Just detailed enough without dragging on and of course fantastic illustrations from Fred Dunn as always. Love the work Bob

I was living in Chilliwack in 2012 when the teapot hill sighting took place. First off there is zero possibility that anyone would be carrying a firearm on that trail during the day. Second, and very interesting, is that there was a second sighting of what many thought was that same Bigfoot which took place either the night before or the night after the teapot sighting. It took place about 20 km away on the Forrest service road up mt Chesm. A male and female 4x4ing up the road encountered the Bigfoot in the dark. I seem recall it was almost at pointblank range, and similar to the teapot sighting the Bigfoot didn’t show much apprehension when encountered.

You have the best Bigfoot channel hands down. Thank you for all you do, the illustrations are KILLER.!!!!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Bob usually posts a Christmas video, so I checked and noticed I didn't see this gem. Cool!

The fact you put mad work into your videos instead of just pumping vids out constantly,speaks volumes to high the quality of your work.

My father taught me that weird and unknown things happen in the woods always try to be on guard but open yourself up to nature.

Bob I've been listening to you for a year and have noticed that everything you say about bigfoot aligns with different people's perceptions (usually brief and honestly "controversial") of reality. It's not just this topic alone that has such nuances. You have an ability to stay down to earth and yet explain your beliefs that remains unchallenged by most people. Despite this, with the way you represent the evidence you've found over the years and the way you present it to us as an audience, even with all of the facts in line, and the ideas correlated and kept in check, I'm left thinking about how vague I sound when explaining anything close to this as an idea. You're right about the cunning of our species's minds. Nothing might match it except for something so otherworldly we wouldn't be able to correctly understand without a final evaluation. Thanks for making these videos for so long. You open the eyes of people who would normally pay things like this no mind. Sincerely, Isaiah

Brother, none of us are looking for quantity over quality (I feel I can safely speak for "us" on this). You keep doing what you do. Don't change you.

Perhaps an unhelpful tangent, but one of the easier ways of tracking tigers is to track the drag marks left by them carrying prey too heavy / big to keep off the ground easily. Many a man-eater has been tracked by drag marks, good luck finding one that doesn't want to be found without that help. If a creature was as inclined towards stealth as you suggest a bigfoot would be, avoiding drag marks by carrying a deer over the shoulder instead of dragging it along the ground seems like a sensible adaptation.

"Blob-squatch", best term ever for the one zillion out-of-focus pics taken of strange encounters with you know who.

Ever wonder why more homeless people don’t live out in the woods in areas like this ? I live in WA and known a few homeless people who have told me they would never live out there cuz of the things that live out there and people disappear a lot in the state forest

Thanks Bob for all the hard work you put into your videos, much appreciated. Merry Squatchmas! 👣👣🌲🌲Happy holidays! 🎅🎅🦌🦌🦌🦌

That second one just looks so natural. Sporadic sighting.

Hi Bob, I used to scrutinize BF videos so much that I eventually became overwhelmed by pareidolia, so I stopped doing it. But I learned a great deal before I quit. When we see a Sasquatch it is usually because it is presenting itself to focus our attention so we don't discover what they don't want us to find, other Sasquatch, often young ones and females. What sells the second photo as a real Sasquatch for me are the two black ones hiding in the bushes to the right of the one seeking our attention. They are closer to the camera and appear larger than the pale faced one. I don't think it's pareidolia, but you never know, that's the quandary with video!

Love your stories. You voice helps me fall asleep in my hotel room when traveling. Don’t know about big foot, but the stories still keep my interest! Keep up the good work fella!

I too spent many hours reading Bobbie Short's reports, and she even posted one that I sent in that I got from a co-worker that happened in Vermont. He said a big hairy man ran in front of the car he was in, and froze in the middle of the road in a stiff as a board sort of pose with its arms pointed straight up and together. I believe him from the way he told me, and the odd behavior that I can't see someone making up. I actually did read a report and I forget where now, from New Hampshire possibly (near Vermont for those not familiar) that talked about hairy men that imitated trees, and that seemed like a similar behavior possibly... Anyway, I enjoy your videos and thoughts on all of this!

Seriously man I listen to your videos while performing surgery. It's soothing and often when the patient is awake, it makes for good conversation while operating.

Excellent upload as always Bob but it turned from intrigue to delight with Fred's drawing of "Subterranean Homesick Blues" featuring my 2 favourite Bob's. Cheers, Happy Holidays ✌️🇦🇺🎅😁

I’m not sure if it’s your awesome voice or your clever ass dry humor which draws me in more each episode! Thank you so much for delivering such incredible content and videos….

I'm super stoked to hear you mention Lon and phantoms and monsters. I read his blog everyday when I get home from work. I appreciate all of the hard work you put into these videos Bob.....you're awesome

As a resident of Langley, BC (a city about an hour drive from Chilliwack) I think its very cool to see a relatively local encounter featured here. Big thumbs up, Bob! Edit: I've done that hike before which adds so much to the cool factor. To touch on the handgun portion, I hike quite often during the warmer months of the year and I've never seen anybody carrying any sort of firearm, let alone a handgun.

Hello, Mr. Gymlan, great work as always! I never fail to feel a bit of pure joy when I see that you've revealed another of your projects to the public! I am always pleased by the manner in which you unpack and explain your reasoning and your points of view, because of the painstaking thoughtfulness and patience with which you approach your subject matter. I also agree with your logic and your reckoning of the evidence about 99% of the time or more. I realize this video already has plenty of comments, and I have nothing to add to what you've done here, so I'll wrap this up now, but I couldn't resist saying thank you. You are one of the great and immortal "Bobs" in the World Of Bigfoot already, at least in my book! Happy winter holiday time to you! --N

I do believe people have seen Bigfoot etc, but it beats me how none have ever been caught on a tree camera.

Good to see you upload. Been waiting. Regarding those who say, "why didn't you track it?", I'm reminded of a dog chasing a car... What are you gonna do when you catch it? Thanks Bob. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, to you and yours.

Your analogy on a tracking was spot on.

Bob your videos are always excellent. We all appreciate the love and time u put in your vids. Time mite pass but the quality of ur videos shows every time. Thanks for the great vids.

I have a permanent memory of fully watching the Lions of Tsavo video and never once realizing that I basically watched a full movie but it felt like it was 20 minutes.. Thank You Bob

That last picture is pretty haunting. Very much what I would expect a good picture of one of them to look like. It's very... Matter of fact.

Whether it be sasquatch, a UFO/possible extraterrestrial craft, or a ghost, the only absolute proof is that which one sees for themselves. Even then, some will explain it away rather than give serious thought to the possibilities.

Every time you post a video it brightens my day.

That first sasquatche image was some freaky looking nightmare inducing stuff 👍💯👍

Always a pleasure to see a new Bob Gymlan video. Looking forward to the video on your favorite photo. As for the debris, I've heard of other primates collecting stuff, we collect stuff, it isn't far fetched to believe a large bipedal ape with similar intelligence to us would also have a penchant for collecting stuff.

Greatly enjoy your commentaries. But just a little info here on the second photo. If that is the view he saw there is no way to determine the objects height as 9'. Those are sword ferns on a slope. They average about 3' tall. It is probably sitting down. So that object might be about 4' to 5' unless it stood up while he was watching. That's how tall I would be sitting in the ferns, which I have. I'm 6' tall.

My dad and step-mom live in one of the adjacent counties. It’s remote, it’s wild. The have a ranch in the middle-of-nowhere and the only reason why they don’t see much wildlife on their property is because they have 3 Airedale terriers. Anyway, the point is that area of Idaho is perfect for Bigfoot if indeed such a creature exists (which it probably does).

You deserve your success your logical open mind is refreshing and desperately needed in progressing human knowledge

Have always liked both of these photos. Enjoyed your take on them.

Wow what a well done video. The editing and narrating are amazing.

Probably an even simpler explanation for the number of phone calls about bears is the proliferation of cell phones. That would allow more people to call the authorities in the moment, rather than having to wait until later.

Bob, I call you the Rhodes scholar of Sasquatch research for a reason. High quality and thoughtful content like yours means taking the time to ponder, research, examine any potential evidence and so forth. Quality is more important than quantity and your videos are always worth waiting for! Hapy Holidays, man 💙💙

Bob! Huge fan. Love your videos, and watch them the day you release them. Thank you for your work on this subject. And, thank you for mentioning Bobbi Short. She is a legend

Being from the Fraser Valley in BC, Canada, I know that trail well. It is well travelled between spring and fall probably too much for a sasquatch to be hanging around. The picture looks like my uncle after a night of drinking, lol. Its face looks too human, and much different than most Bigfoot photos I've seen. Plus, they always choose to hide than be out in the open and that close to a human and his dog. I would honestly scratch that one off the list. The first pic is 100% a Sabé though

Merry Squatchmas to you Bob and your audience. Every time you give us a story with professional grade graphic novel art…it’s an early Xmas gift all year round. Thanks so much

Thank you for addressing the tired "Why didn't they just follow it?" argument that so many people seem to give when sightings like this come up. It's such a ridiculous proposition and yet for so many who haven't the foggiest idea about animals and the wilderness, they seem all to willing to go plunging headlong into the brush after a curious animal. First of all, you're in the wild, in unfamiliar territory. I don't think people realize just how painfully easy it is to get lost once you've left what you're familiar with and gone off the trail, as it were. Secondly, it's a wild animal that now knows you're following it and trying to catch up. Deer and boar have been known to turn and charge hunters who get too close if they feel there are no other options and both animals are capable of inflicting injuries that can turn a simple hike into a matter of life or death. Now make it an animal several times larger in both weight and height and you've got something that could do serious damage if it really wanted to. And to those who say "It's just a bear," exactly what part of following a bear into it's territory sounds like a good idea to you? Whenever I see an animal in the wild that I KNOW what it is, I watch it for as long as I'm able before letting it go on its way, because following it would put me at risk and set the animal on edge. That's what an intelligent person does with a KNOWN animal, why on earth would someone do anything different with the UNKNOWN?

Great work Bob, thanks for posting these amazing videos

Bobbie Short, though I didn't agree with her and the way she went all "woo" in the final months of her life, however, most of us who had been around a while (been an "enthusiast" since the 70's as a youth) and that were somewhat involved in the community knew that she was much older than the age her website listed. I spoke to her on the phone and have many emails from her including her newsletter and she would sometimes give away her age unknowingly in a comment here or there, that being said...she is and always will be a LEGEND in this field as her website was an absolute treasure trove of goodies for the enthusiast or historians of this subject.

Nicely done sir. Been missing you on the interwebs. In regards to the cracked phone lens issue - for whatever it's worth...from my experience in the photo and video world I believe the image in question might in reality be a photo of the screen of another phone. The "cracks" are possibly in the phone's screen and not the lens. Those would look different and be much less defined since they would be very close to the sensor. Not that any of this has any bearing on the image itself. It is whatever it is. Just thought I'd throw that out there. I always enjoy your videos and the way you progress through your deductions in an orderly and logical way. As a bigfoot field investigator myself I appreciate that process. Work through each step in the chain in an orderly fashion and where ever that takes you is probably the correct answer. Even if it IS sometimes strange and unusual.

"It's was about two-thirds of a blue whale away from me" is what I will say when I see my first sasquatch. Cos we don't have schoolbuses in my country. We also don't have sasquatch, but we do have troops of monkeys raiding our kitchen every now and then, which makes me very happy they aren't bigger footed! Thanks for the video, Bob. Always good to hear your voice.

What a wonderful gift for the season! Always great to see what you have been working on.

Hi, I'm a semi-professional photographer. You're correct about the lens. You can actually draw a giant 'x' on the front of a lens with lipstick and take a picture, and it will only result in a lack of sharpness, especially with longer focal lengths. The cracks seem to be more in focus than the rest of the picture, which makes no sense. All I could think that happened here is that the crack is on the sensor, which is very possible.

I always look forward to seeing your new videos! I really appreciate the time it takes for you to put these together!!

You have a calming voice, perfect for presenting facts for us to consider instead of sounding like you're shoving your version of events down our throats. It's refreshing to see (and hear).

Even though video evidence is like you said, proof of absolutely nothing, I still love seeing any analysis of it and I feel a lot of others do as well. These are pretty interesting pictures and fairly compelling I'd say. Would love to see you break down MK Davis's latest stabilization of the skunk ape footage in the swamp

I’m going with a cracked screen. FYI: I’m a fan of your videos. I have rewatched nearly all of them and will always watch them as soon as I discover them. Keep up the great work, brother! It is much appreciated!

Lon Sticker is the guy who witnessed the sykesville monster of Maryland, always wanted you to talk to him and tell about his story/ encounter

I might have to disagree with you on the dragging vs carrying part. Depending on height if the carrier compared to the size and weight of the cargo it's easier to carry sometimes. Since Sasquatch is probably pretty big and strong and baby dear is rather small, I can see carrying it as the better option. I've had this option carrying deer out if the woods myself and I'm only 6-2.

My dog stashes debris in a pile, Stella's "prizes", sticks, chew sticks, rawhides, hooves, bones, toys, stuff from the trash, etc., so why not a bigfoot? Videos of apes show that they definitely know what to do with blankets, washcloths, etc..

Thank you for your time and energy you put into your videos. I personally appreciate it very much.

I'm thinking the hiker with the second photo was damned lucky that he had a dog with him that warned him. The bend in the trail seemed like a perfect place to ambush an unwary hiker (especially one with headphones on) as they'd have their back turned after making the left turn. The victim would be fully focused on what lay ahead on the trail. The fact that our National Parks are fully aware of the potential danger is very disconcerting when I think about the families that visit-unaware of what's happening.

Love your work Bob. Carry on.

If the first pic is fake…props to em. That broken lens really is the cherry on top. Nobody brings a broken camera to fake a photo.

you may not know how to do things quickly, concisely, efficiently, or pleasantly, but you know how to do it _well,_ which is exactly the way we'd prefer it done!

When RU-vid said it's Bob Gymlin time, and published a new video of the GOAT, I cried.