I’m wondering why he suddenly directed the camera away from the “bigfoot” and toward his dog? One would think that if you saw something as rare as Bigfoot you would want as much video footage as possible.
My question is, there’s supposedly a bear spotted in the area, and Zippy is able to slip out of his collar/harness? I know that Yorkshire Terriers were originally ratters, and I’ve yet to hear of one that realizes it’s not 20 feet tall, but still: if you were worried about a bear, why did you not do everything you could to protect your pet? (YES. I KNOW it’s all about the “Bigfoot/Shortarms” thing and all, but jeezly-crow!!)
I’m not as cynical as you let and fully believe it’s a real Bigfoot hurrying into the woods to get his pet Loch Ness monster which has escaped from him, and sniffing around an alien spaceship parked just after the first line of trees, and trying to make First Contact. Honestly, you lot are so cynical.
What a joke!! 1. His breathless BS is so over the top. 2. The “Bigfoot” was sauntering away…just taking his sweet ol’ time. He took the camera off of the creature to film his dog. Then it’s gone. I guess he suddenly sped up, huh? Lol. Too funny. I’d be embarrassed if I were this guy. The Yorkie did a great job, though. Good, dog, Zippy!!
I am absolutely 100¿ convinced that this footage shows a confirmed sighting of a genuine Yorkshire Terrier … Could be a man dressed in Yorkshire Terrier costume though.
Bigfoot sighting North Carolina
on August 9, 2015 at 3:48 pm
If the photos were crystal clear, it would be perfectly obvious that it isn’t Bigfoot and thus wouldn’t be the subject of contention. You’re welcome. Impeccable Northern English logic.
he said the dog got loose. i doubt it, more like he let him go, accidentally or not…he let him go…and i agree, why video tape the dog…
I’m wondering why he suddenly directed the camera away from the “bigfoot” and toward his dog? One would think that if you saw something as rare as Bigfoot you would want as much video footage as possible.
My question is, there’s supposedly a bear spotted in the area, and Zippy is able to slip out of his collar/harness? I know that Yorkshire Terriers were originally ratters, and I’ve yet to hear of one that realizes it’s not 20 feet tall, but still: if you were worried about a bear, why did you not do everything you could to protect your pet? (YES. I KNOW it’s all about the “Bigfoot/Shortarms” thing and all, but jeezly-crow!!)
I’m not as cynical as you let and fully believe it’s a real Bigfoot hurrying into the woods to get his pet Loch Ness monster which has escaped from him, and sniffing around an alien spaceship parked just after the first line of trees, and trying to make First Contact. Honestly, you lot are so cynical.
What a joke!! 1. His breathless BS is so over the top. 2. The “Bigfoot” was sauntering away…just taking his sweet ol’ time. He took the camera off of the creature to film his dog. Then it’s gone. I guess he suddenly sped up, huh? Lol. Too funny. I’d be embarrassed if I were this guy. The Yorkie did a great job, though. Good, dog, Zippy!!
I am absolutely 100¿ convinced that this footage shows a confirmed sighting of a genuine Yorkshire Terrier … Could be a man dressed in Yorkshire Terrier costume though.
You have a possible bigfoot in your field of view, but you swing the camera around to film your freaking dog?
If the photos were crystal clear, it would be perfectly obvious that it isn’t Bigfoot and thus wouldn’t be the subject of contention. You’re welcome. Impeccable Northern English logic.
Possibly a case of a vacation rental company seeking to increase it’s revenue line.
I hope they have enough cabins..