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Newly Released Video Shows Bigfoot Carrying Wrapped Parcel

While no one’s suggesting it’s been out shopping for the wife’s birthday, the latest video to emerge does seem to show Bigfoot carrying something wrapped in cloth. The footage, only a few seconds long, was uploaded by a researcher called MK…

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While no one’s suggesting it’s been out shopping for the wife’s birthday, the latest video to emerge does seem to show Bigfoot carrying something wrapped in cloth.  The footage, only a few seconds long, was uploaded by a researcher called MK Davis who was trekking in the Bluff Creek area of California when he took the footage, back in 2008.

At the time, Davis and his companions didn’t know they’d captured anything unusual, and it was only recently he realized there was more to the footage than simply scenery.  Using photo stabilization software to clear the image slightly, Davis was able to identify a figure carrying what appears to be a package of some type.

Bluff Creek had been the site of significant firefighting activity, and possibly some cloth left behind by the firefighters was picked up by the creature.  Whether it wrapped a fresh kill in the cloth or simply picked it up for shelter material is unclear.  Either way it raises interesting questions about the level of sophistication in the lives of these shy cryptids.

It’s worth noting that sightings in the area include some of the most noteworthy and date back to the 1850s.  In 1967, Roger Paterson and Robert Gimlin captured their famous footage in the area, and there’s been no end to sightings since.

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Originally published September 14, 2015. This is the original account, presented in our current reading format.

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