Bigfoot: Photographic Evidence and Environmental Awareness
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2021
- While my Illustrator and I work on a massive project, I had to dip into the vaults to put something together in the interim. This video is about the odds of capturing quality photographic evidence of bigfoot, and a little narrative about environmental awareness.
The photo part is to illustrate why documenting an encounter may not be as easy as many would suggest. And the narrative is about environmental awareness, and gives insight into the capacity of thought that you and I (and perhaps something else entirely) are capable of.
I'm not in love with this video. Usually I only post videos if I'm more fond of them than I am of this one, but seeing as I'm knee deep in a many-moons project, I figured something is better than nothing. I hope you get something out of it!
Thank you.
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but the moon and stars. - Розваги
Should have known you would have found my easter egg! I thought I got away with it lmao!
You deserve so much more credit than you get, even for just dealing with me!
😂😂😂😂👍👍👍
If he hadn’t found it, that would have been ironic. The point of this video is being able to notice the “hidden” 😂
No apologies needed Bob, happy to wait for as long as it takes. Your the master of you tube
@@BobGymlan
You're dope as fuck Bob Gymlan. Or as I'd like to call you... Bob Pimplan 😎😎😎@@BobGymlan
Using the dorm story to make people understand how Bigfoot is in tune with its into own environment is pure genius.
I'll have another, better video next Sunday. (12/19)
Thank you all for your patience!
Lemme love you
Keep up the great work Bob! Hopefully Fred finds himself soon enough.
I prefer quality over quantity and you are worth the wait Bob. Keep up the great work! Gotta admit, I found you and listened to all your videos when I was sick with Covid in September....so now your voice gives me a bit of PTSD hahahha....worth it though!
You are worth the wait. Just thinking of you yesterday!
Good to see ya.
Edit: your cats lovely.
As a former kid who lived in foster care the way you describe being aware of your rooms objects and their position hits home
I found that a Sasquatch is actually willing to expose itself in certain situations. I personally saw one cross the train tracks in front of me in broad daylight only 10ft away. I quickly deduced that it was crazy hot that day and was desperate to get water. I live in southern B.C. and the last few years have been HORRIFIC record breaking heat! (47c Averaging 35c) It had no choice but to cross the tracks to reach this small patch of woods that was the only cover between the tracks and the creek. I was alone so the risk was worth the reward. All it had to do was do its business then wait in that patch until it got too dark and uncomfortable for me to wait it out any longer. I did eventually leave out of frustration (and a dying cellphone left on record) it can go back on its marry way up the mountain. EVERYTHING is methodically planned out with these creatures. Even the ones that you think may have slipped up and get filmed. Btw This thing was also an adolescent no bigger then me under 6ft but knew exactly what to do. Makes you wonder if age is even a factor? Hardwired. Instincts.
Their ability in the woods is pretty much instinctual, and it makes sense, given that the bigfoot species ( or genus, or whatever is above it) has spent its whole existence in the woods. Just like how we learn to talk and walk while were still babies, bigfoots learn all those things at a similar age and then practice it at every moment of their lives, because they live in the woods, sorrounded by local fauna and the occasional human that ventures that far.
At a small scale that were acquainted with, think cats and their ability to not make a sound and remain well hidden in a variety of scenarios. A much smarter, more elusive and comparably stealthy creature would really be the ruler of the forest, and everything that happens within its territory he would know happened. Chillz
what color is the fur of that thing ? is it short or long coat ?
No. You. Didn't.
20 feet away lol
10 ft away huh? Yeahhhh right
I would imagine that when people go walking in the woods, the Sasquatch are aware of our presence up to a few miles away, because we unintentionally do things that make changes in the environment, like the sudden chirping of birds, the movement of animals ( like deer ) and giving off the smell of soap, shampoo and deodorant. By the time people walk by the location of the Sasquatch, they become very well hidden using camouflage.
How many skeptics have been seen by bigfoot while hiking
The yelling and shouting of sounds like YEE HAWWW! FUCK YEAH!, or beer cans being cracked open and CHUGG! CHUGG! CHUGG! Followed by long deep bellowing Fart. 🤦 If Bigfoot is real and he's as smart or smarter than humans. Short of xraying the earth from space to see everything, they would never let us spot them. You're so right about their camouflage too.
@@brianzulauf2974 I never expected to see the tall brown man like being come within fifty feet of my camp on the Appalachian Trail. We had a smokey fire going and we're playing with a golden retriever. She barked a lot.
Sofar as I see only humans are effected by a encounter between big foot and humans.
@@robertl.fallin7062 Bob, look up Sasquatch Chronicles Season 1 EP 3. This guy has a great story about a solo hike he took!
@@brianzulauf2974 pretty much everyone is a skeptic until they see one. If you actually listen to first hand encounters most people say they didn’t believe in Sasquatch until it’s right in front of them.
No no, Bob. Never once over this month have i thought you were doing anything but working hard, we trust you, we appreciate you, so dont ever second guess yourself! same with Fred. you guys make the best content.
I really appreciate that, yo, Gabe, yo.
I completely agree! Bob IS absolutely a gem of a man! 😉
@@BobGymlan Could you do a video about the “paranormal’’ aspects of Bigfoot? Like the claims that they can ‘fade from reality’, cloak themselves like The Predator, and pass through different dimensions?
@@BobGymlan bob, how do I speak to you regarding a 100% sighting..... the sighting lasted at least a minute..i have more details if your interested..thanks
@@crazysilly2914 What Crazy Silly said ❣️❣️❣️
Conspiracy theory: Our content creator here that calls himself Bob is actually a sasquatch with alopecia. He was sent out as a messenger and to fight disinformation since he can blend in with us. I'm on to you Bob!
Looking forward to the large project. I'm sure it'll be worth the wait.
🙈
perhaps he also runs the "Bigfoot with internet access" channel to throw us off as well
@@jamesknapp64 nahh, but he’s another agent. A gregarious fellow he is.
Bob, please remember that there are two kinds of countries on the planet: those who use the metric system, and those who put men on the moon more than 50yrs ago.
I love your work, brother. Please keep it up.
Best comment I’ve read in a while.
not to rain on your parade but NASA and pretty much all scientists use the metric system for calculations. i get ur point tho lol
@@12gauge_shawtyy Not when they were putting men on the Moon. They used all Standard measurements back then.
who put men on the moon ? i know who faked it , but i dont know who really did it , please tell .
Based comment. Also funny af 😂
I liked this one, the way you pointed out that the bigfoot can tell if something is off in it's environment was a good point and very well done.
Convenient.
@@jonfranklin8003 i can tell you don't and have never hunted. Any real skilled hunter can tell if things are off or amiss quite easily. They can also move thru heavy woods in late fall and hardly crinkle a leaf. I know this to be 100% truth as I along with many of the guys I know can do exactly that. Hell I learned how to track damn near any animal by the age of 18. Hence the reason im the guy thatalways has to "find my deer for me man" to think any intelligent hominid that is in there natural habitat and in a very familiar area wouldn't notice even the smallest difference in anything. That would be the equivalent of younot being able to tell if someone rifled thru all the stuff in your home.
You don't have to believe me, but the woods around me that I frequent - separate forests, mind you - have these guys in them, and if you leave so much as a pop can out there, they'll use it to mark the trail you took; kind of a, "this can, this guy, this trail" sort of thing. I've even found "deer trails" that parallel actual deer trails, and they're marked with stones the same way _my_ trails end up being marked with cans; the deer won't/don't/didn't use these trails.
So, they definitely know exactly what goes on in their living room.
I rather enjoyed this video as well! I like all of them, but the story about the beer was pretty neat! Until he got to the part about his dislike of Guinness; I love Guinness and Irish Car Bombs (the drink). Regardless, it's always a good day when Bob drops a video!
@@jonbrockman5308 you should track bigfoot then
This video is so, so much more than "meh". The story you tell about the beer their is amazing, hilarious, and insightful. Thank you so much, dude!
Right though his ability to point out mysterious things and walks you through it like Sherlock would.
Don't choke yourself
@@cryptosquatch8892 Ummm, what?
That story had me laughing for sure. Reminded me of my college days. I felt like a combination of Bob and his roommate in that. When you know *exactly* how you arrange your belongings, booze, or drugs, you have a *much* higher chance of noticing when someone's messed with them. Paranoia wins when it comes to environmental awareness.
The zoom-in on the beer made me audibly gasp.
I love the posters in the background of the dorm room. "Bob" and "Gimlin".🤣
Bob, i say with 110% confidence that knowing you -- hearing and watching the way you interpret the world on a daily basis, would keep me sincerely full of joy all my days.
I’m a pet-sitter. I take pictures of dogs and cats every day. Maybe one out of ten pictures is clear enough to include in each of my visit reports. The animals move around, the lighting is usually not great, and I have a crappy cell-phone camera. If it’s that hard to photograph small domestic pets in houses, how do the skeptics expect perfectly clear photos of a large, elusive wild animal hundreds of yards away in the woods?
Amateur wildlife photographer here. To add on this, if the subject is not used to human presence (animals in the wilderness vs city parks) it's astonishingly difficult to get clear shots-even of relatively common animals like ducks, ravens, foxes, rabbits, deer, etc. As soon as they know you're there (which may be well before you realize their presence), they flee away from you as fast as possible. A great ape that does not want to be seen would be nearly impossible to photograph clearly.
My friend’s dog is afraid of phones and cameras for some reason and will always manage to slip away before she can be snapped. I’ve never seen her. I wonder if some people would say that means my friend’s dog doesn’t really exist
I heard theories that it's easier to film bigfoot when you're on horseback because smell of a horse overpowers that of a human.
1) be on horseback
2) be freshly bathed and use smell suppressors\absorbers on yourself, perhaps some medication can be used to suppress human smell further
3) wear hecs em-shielding hunting suit, those are proven to be great at getting closer to game
4) wear a gillie suit over it to conceal your silhouette (especially shoulders and head)
5) pick a bigfoot hotspot that is relatively colder compared to surrounding area in the summer (like mountain valleys), furry giants gravitate to those for little extra comfort
6) have a auto-stabilized camera with massive optical zoom read on your saddle
7) probably don't come alone and have your overwatch friend come armed
8) establish handsigns beforehand and don't speak
9) put action cameras on your horse facing every direction, for later analysis in case you miss something
10) good idea to have IR camera too because it's hard to fake thermal imaging of a clothed person (like in a monkey suit) and wild furry animal. It would also help with identifying the target that stays still to make you doubt your eyes
That sounds like an expensive undertaking for a hobby and would probably still require months in the field to yield successful footage.
Well here's a tidbit. Patterson and Gymlan were on horseback when they filmed Patty in Bluff Creek. So it might be something to that.
True
@@Solodolo84 wasn’t that debunked ? Or am I wrong
Assuming bigfoot is an intelligent creature that has a relative understanding and knowledge on humans and their intentions, perhaps even collective memory of past encounters with humans that ended in not so amicable terms, wouldnt you consider it a possibility that, in the event they find you with such gear trying to sneak up on it, they would grow very uneasy, perhaps even more aggresive than what is the norm on bigfoot encounters ( well if we consider the norm to be non aggresive, fast encounters that dont involve physical contact). Eager to hear your thoughts on my question
11) wherever you park your vehicle, have it facing the direction you came from so you don't have to back up when bigfoot is chasing you.
Could you do a video about the “paranormal’’ aspects of Bigfoot? Like the claims that they can telepathically read minds, ‘fade from reality’, cloak themselves like The Predator, and 'pass through' different dimensions?
You can add vocal and sound manipulation to that too… Along with maybe telepathy… According to Bob’s video with the 1977 Randy incident..
@@alexmartin3143 I think ultrasound or whatever it’s called that Bigfoot MAY use, and what was used in the soundtrack for ‘fight club’, has similar effects to what the ‘fear toxin’ from Batman Begins does...
@@crazysilly2914 I think it's wise to stay in the realms of what most people think could be possible, undiscovered primates deep in the forests of the world? Just maybe. Telepathy, invisibility, interdimensional travel? No. Personally I'm open to such things, but in order to convince others of the existence of these creatures, we should probably talk about it like just a regular natural being.
@@R.Lennartz good point. But we are more advanced stage then most people lol
I find it hard to believe that even a small percentage of people don't watch your videos 100% through the way you articulate your thought process is both riveting and hilarious perfect entertainment
10:53 Bob, even as a bigfoot skeptic I always watch your videos to the end. Hell, you could talk about stamp collecting for half an hour and it'd still be worth my time.
How could you see all the proof bob shows & still be a 🤨skeptic?
@@geraldkelly5540 Speaking as a non-skeptic, because it's not "proof" in the first place. It's circumstantial evidence. The only proof skeptics will accept is a dead body and even THAT is being generous.
@@filthycasual8187 If Hebrews 11 states faith is substance of things hoped for and evidence of things not seen speaking of a GOD THAT NO 1 HAS EVER SEEN BUT HAS BOOKS SPEAKING OF HIS WORKS .....(water into wine) (splitting the red sea) BRINGING (LAZARUS BACK FROM THE DEAD) WALKING ON WATER , 3 DAY RESURRECTION &SUCH.....ETC. HOW HARD COULD IT BE FOR A 10FT MONKEYMAN ROAMING THE FOREST AS BELIEVABLE😶
@@filthycasual8187 There is a great amount of convincing counter-counter evidence for bigfoot- which proves that it could exist in theory. However, I'm not yet convinced by the little primary evidence itself, such as photos, reports etc (though some are interesting).
As per the scientific method, I'm more comfortable accepting that I don't know if it exists rather than coming to any conclusions before it's "proven".
Also, I still don't know why a creature adapted for stealth would be a 10 foot tall biped.
@@nelly5954 you could also ask why a creature adapted to living indoors is 5-6 feet tall😂
Great content. Same thing happens with UFOs, people complain about the quality of the photos until they try to take a good pic of the Moon and the stars, or even a common airplane flying low.
Lots of times even a pic of a deer in the yard a few feet away is still fuzzy!
Yeah that's something that happened to me. I was able to see a very beautiful full moon between the branches of a tree, but when I took a picture it's totally blown out.
I just tried to take a pic of a drone flying over a stoplight pretty close by and it was shit. You couldn’t tell what it was
I've been doing photography for over 45 years and have taken photos of the moon, and they came out pretty good. I usually photograph Ospreys and other birds, the ones that give me problems are the swallows (darned things are so fast). Really, it's using the right tool for the job, though I will agree that people will take photos with whatever they have. And while smartphones can take wonderful photos, the one thing they can't do is resolve fine detail. And that's a limitation of the optics on the phone.
Its always funny how youtubers make a video that they apologize in advance for it not being the best, but somehow ends up being one of the most important videos they make. Its almost like I require you to push your craft to a certain limit so I can understand the rest of your work more fully and with context
Bobby baby you hit all the marks for me, especially with the intellectualism as i am myself. That was the first thing that interested me in you my friend, that and the voice and presentation. It's been really fun catching all your videos over the years brother. Thanks so much and look forward to anytime you put out something 🤟
Bob you and Mr Dunn take as long as you need to complete these videos, every one of them is enthralling and informed, the hard work you two put in is evident from your scripting and narration to his fantastic artwork.
I'm sure most would agree that we'd rather quality over quantity and you've never let us down so far.
So a big thank you to the pair of you and keep up the hard work 😁
Who is Mr. Dunn? Can you link me anything please?
@@godbodygordon3513 Mr. Dunn is the fellow that Bob referenced in this video. He is Bob's illustrator. He illustrates all of Bob's videos now, and does a great job of it.
@@godbodygordon3513 Fred Dunn, he's the gentleman that does the brilliant artwork for Bob's videos, he's got his own UA-cam channel :
ua-cam.com/users/dredfunn
Check it out he's got some great time-lapse videos and stuff, well worth a look
@@slyaspie4934 Thank you :)
Don't ever sell yourself short Bob, you are a lot more clever than most.
Looking forward to your big projects!
@@cryptosquatch8892 nothing wrong with giving props to people you respect
@@kevo3985 Touche
Can we appreciate that the quality of videos consistently has his gull effort, passion, and thought put into each one. Heck even his old videos still have these qualities and the only limitations of his old videos was the technology but that's any content creator when they first start out. Any ways, continue to keep up this great work!
Ive had a Bigfoot itch lately
That's an itch only a bigfoot can scratch.
Always excited when Bob uploads, absolutely quality content. We appreciate you Bob. 🙏
🥴
Bob it doesn't matter that your videos aren't super long you're the best we love the way you tell the stories keep up the good work
I make it all the way to the end of every video you produce, Mr. Gymlan. You do yourself a grave injustice by underestimating your propensity to create content that is both entertaining, and (more importantly), intellectually engaging. On another note, I grew up in the lovely and un-replicable woods of the Sierra Nevada foothills in mid-northern California. Prime real estate for two (pertinent) things, in my opinion: first, it encouraged me, in my friend-scarce youth, to entertain myself by either staring at endless hallucination-inducing squiggles, or alternately roaming the vast and beautiful wilderness that was my backyard, shirtless and carrying some scant defense, usually in the form of either a home-fabricated spear made from a knife blade, straight sapling trunk, and some paracord, or when I grew to be a little older, whatever sword I had most recently acquired as a result of my lifelong obsession with medieval history and such. Second, it’s a great place to live, even just biologically speaking. In the countless hours I spent out there, in what some would describe as also being a near perfect place for hominids to live relatively comfortably (at least the local Nisenan people once thought so, before the Anglo-American flood of the California gold rush), I never once saw anything that I would consider all that unusual or out-of-place in any way that would be relevant to your channels subject matter, but I did encounter more times than I can count or reliably remember, areas and/or times when I felt something was intrinsically “off,” in such a way that it caused me no small amount of unease and fear. Enough to send me back home as quickly as my bare feet would take me while avoiding a broken ankle or the like. I’m of the opinion that my familiarity with the landscape in which I spent most of my time led me to pick up on things that a hunter or tracker would consider notable, but to me simply registered subconsciously as either denoting the presence of a predator, or at least a threat, that my conscious mind wasn’t quite capable of perceiving. So yes, I think you’re absolutely right about potential other hominids having the ability to naturally and effectively pick up on what they would consider a threat, and swiftly react to it in whatever way it considered to be effective. If I could do it subconsciously as a child, they could certainly do it, with countless generations of conditioning and practice. As an afterthought, most of what I was picking up on that caused me to be uneasy was probably nothing, although there are plenty of bear and mountain lion in the area. I’ve seen many personally. And that’s just the ones I was aware of. But who’s to say that way out in the pine and cedar woods, away from any major urban centers, where there are still plenty of natural resources and endless tracks of wilderness devoid of human presence most of the time, there couldn’t possibly be a genetic neighbor of ours that most people have never seen and that most people would consider to be a myth, couldn’t quite happily carry out their lives in relative peace and comfort? I certainly think there could be such a creature. Anyway. Good work, as always, Bob. And thanks for reading.edit: gymlan. Stupid auto-correct, don’t you know a proper noun when you see one? Phssssssshhhhhh....🤨
Beautifully reasoned with an excellent dose of humor. I heartily approve.
*Cthulhu noises*
@@BobGymlan Wow! The man himself. Azathoth is going to be so jealous.
Mr. Gymlan, in all due respect sir, you seem strikingly - painfully - self-aware. A great boon in many ways, I have no doubt. But I would hate to have your exceptional capacity for this when the mind inevitably turns to introspection in those equally inevitable darker moments of life. Stay well, friend.
Understanding what I call sign in the woods,like broken branches, overturned leaves, and the sounds wildlife makes at any particular time is a lost art .I was a long time hunter and I noticed things in the woods that the average person doesn't. So a creature that's whole existence is based on being hidden has to be a master at staying that way
If you ever hunted in bigfoot activity territory ( PNW, southeast central, florida, ohio) theres a possibility that, at some point, you were stalked by a bigfoot. I imagine itd be of great curiosity to a bigfoot, analyzing our ways of hunting, and realizing right away theyre far inferior to theirs
Consistent high quality doesn’t happen overnight. Thank you for your hard work.
I dont know why but most of possible bigfoot pictures send shivers down my body.
The obsessive organization of the fridge, immediately noticing that the system was broken, then setting out to solve the mystery, all really spoke to me.
My Blenders Pride (local brand) appreciates your company Bob. Never feel the need to explain your absence, me and Mr.Pride vibe right to your uploads. You do you, framing doesn't necessarily finish a painting
Framing doesn’t necessarily finish a painting.
A lot of people can easily say "The answer is right in front of us" but having the phrase be a straight up personality trait makes awesome stuff like your channel. I've been watching your channel for almost 3 years now and I love watching how your videos change and grow.
🌈 🦞
Every Bob Gymlan video is a treasure, so I await patiently for the big Kahuna you have brewing.
With the quality of your videos we don't mind waiting. Also, this was one of your best videos. It inspired a conversation in real life. Your work is awesome.
Thank you so much!
I love the way you tell stories, and I love how Fred’s art perfectly compliments your storytelling.
He never fails to intrigue and entertain and his format and delivery sucks you right into the story, love to see him getting credit for the work he does great stuff as always
"Unsolicited Bigfoot facts" and "I'm a crazy Bigfoot person" damn near killed me.
Such a good point about the photos at the beginning. People seem to forget that even an amazing iPhone camera will be blurry if your trying to zoom and photograph something that’s moving or quite far away.
Fricken blown away! This may very well be my favorite video of Mr. G's in a long time. Just the round about yet genius way he went in detailing his hypothesis using his college experience is insightful. His examples of pics taken under the best of circumstances showing how difficult it can be to get a clear photo of any primate proved an undeniable point. Primates do tend to look like characters such as Chewbacca or puppets to start with. He is absolutely correct about the videos or photos you have people will always scream hoax. Look at the film of Patty as a prime example. Given the clarity of that film to me it is absolutely real. Especially given the date it was taken, the technology the public had access to etc yet still that film to many is a "hoax".
Agree! I noticed that the image at 2.00 is very similar to one I've seen (somewhere) of a game camera capture. Just the other day I listened to an interview on Australian Yowiehunters where a woman describes a bigfoot crossing the road and then becoming a "tree stump", here at the 6.50 mark if you want to listen ua-cam.com/video/egzY_yKNlBU/v-deo.html
@@mcmuffin2725 thanks I'll check it out
NEW BOB GYMLAN VID, I CLICKED IMMEDIATLY!
I, too! Thanks so much, Bob.!
You need to get bigfoot in a scrap
Always!
I was watching a wolverine documentary once, and IIRC, they said something to the effect of "in the area, there are more bigfoot sightings than wolverine sightings" and that hit me in probably a different way than was intended.
Always a good day when someone you admire posts a video.
I find my self noticing things that have been moved or disturbed even amongst my chaos only because I wouldn’t have set it down or left it that way.
Any way, love your videos and can’t wait for the next one.
I didn’t learn this until all my kids had moved away. Now, although I still lose things and have no one else to blame it on, I know my habits and I know if something has been “touched.” It’s usually after those grandkids go home!
I’ve also set something down and stayed in the same place and then had it disappear. Two clip go on this litter box I was cleaning and first I always take them off, put them in one hand and then set them down together SO I KNOW RIGHT WHERE THEY ARE lol but one time one clip disappeared for like an hour or two then reappeared. I’m very particular, doing things in the most efficient manner as to save time so I KNOW for a fact it disappeared. I even asked someone else if they could see a black clip (on light cream colored carpet) to ensure it wasn’t me. I wasn’t frantically looking or even super concerned and the person I asked even less so so I can rule out those theories.
Also I notice those same things amongst the “chaos” because it’s not chaos to me lol it may appear that way to others but we know how we left stuff! Great point.
Admitted, none of us deserve content this good.
I’ll accept that only under the condition that I don’t deserve comments this complimentary.
@@BobGymlan you do Mr Gymlan, you do!
I feel like I've stolen something when I watch lol I'm not one to throw money around but in Bob's case it would be a pleasure all the years I've watched and great content it would be well deserved
This vid was actually pretty good, you made points I haven't seen. If this is your "lesser" vid then this channel must be a banger. I'm subbing. Glad you still posted shit while you're busy. Don't forget to take care of yourself!
Good analogy Bob.
They don't teach critical thinking skills or logic much anymore but you got a good handle on teaching.
Hey Bob, I’m so glad to see when you have a new upload. Love your videos my friend ✌🏽
Agreed , always look forward to Bob's videos 👍
I clicked immediately!!!!
Loved it! You always have a great arguments. Maybe I should still a beverage to talk to you for 60 minutes!
Merry Christmas Bob! Can't wait for the "Big Project"!
Same...
"give me content or give me death" was pretty wild
He or she meant business.
Simply outstanding!👍👍👍
Love you man. Catch up soon ❤️
Just thinking - as a woodsman myself, I know how easy it is to not only lose yourself, but lose others in the woods. Never mind of they're trying not to be caught, and are trained in survival, tracking, and/or evasion. And we are definitely not the best adapted to those environments. There are examples of people living secluded or hidden for years, so the idea that a creature could evade us - given they understand cameras or aiming as other primates do, it's a convincing thought.
I agree, good comment. These creatures are masters of and in their environment.
I did meditation for many years and it was interesting to note that if you are mentally very quite and physically still, people can closely walk past you without seeing you. We humans radiate alot of noise and have our modern smells which make us easily detectable to creatures.
Bob,
I thoroughly enjoy the research, content, wit and humor you bring to your projects. Never dull & dry, but educational and engaging (those pieces that make my brain work a bit).
Perspectives on life, not just human, are not something I notice on a daily basis. Having things brought to my attention in a friendly manner seems to add to the appreciation.
Here's to you and looking forward to whatever comes next.
Each puzzle piece is vital. Great insight and delivery. Thx.
Even an average Bob Gymlan video is excellent. I'm glad you changed your mind about running this one; despite your misgivings, i feel it's one of your best in so many ways. Thank you.
Literally best researcher. Thanks for your work!’
I think the part of this particular video that will stay with me always is your description of what happens when we read a book...it's a part of me now. Thanks for all the awesome videos Bob, I can't wait for more.
It's crazy.
Seconded! That little bit tripped me out for a minute as I really thought about it.
Take your time on your projects, we appreciate your hard work so much! By far one of my favorite channels
Thank you.
This is probably in my top ten of your videos. Good one Bob.
One my favorite youtubers!!!
Just yesterday I thought about you, wondered when the next video will pop up, and searched bigfoot on youtube just to see what new has happened! Can't wait to see this 😃
Your quality is second to none friend ill wait happily paitently and eagerly you never fail to come through again wish you the absolute best Bob
Holy 💩.. that was brilliant.. stayed all the way to the end and was enlightened with some concepts that I haven't considered.. thank you sir
Such a beautifully thought out and delivered argument for OUR shortcomings. Great speaking.
Love your work, Bob
Don't ever apologize for your content. Even if it isn't your usual subject matter, it's still interesting & entertaining.
I think I like the elaboration more than the subject matter! Love it!
Bob was high as hell with the lions
You’re not particularly clever? Man you’re an absolute genius. It’s good to see more content especially from someone using critical thought and biological psychology to present the idea of an illusion creatures existence. Absolutely brilliant Bob!
I got a 23 on my ACT and I tried really hard.
@@BobGymlan Could just have poor test taking skills. My grandfather was barely literate and barely got out of highschool, yet he could take apart a machine and piece together understand how it worked within a day.
Possible dyslexia, but even if it wasn't you can't tell me that just because he read slower than I can type he was dumb when he could figure this kind of stuff out just by messing around with it.
@@BobGymlan I didn’t even take mine. 😂 still got into a great college and am on my way to cum laude. This is precisely why IQ isn’t measured by a test of memory, but a test of critical problem solving.
Not gonna lie, I was super into the beer thief story. One of the best videos so far
Stoked for the new video, and now I'm super excited for whatever your illustrator is working on!!
Made it to the end! Always do. Incidentally, if you spend a lot of time in the woods, you do notice things that seem out of place. And if it's an area you frequent, you definitely notice that missing paperclip of a particular stick on the ground. You even notice if it's just laying at a slightly different angle. My girlfriend makes fun of me, and expresses awe that someone who notices so much detail out in the wild, can be rather abysmal sometimes when it comes to finding the thing on the other side of the room that she's pointing at, and asking to be brought to her. It shouldn't be that surprising... It's where I spend most of my time. And call me crazy, but I find the absence of two flowers on the same Lobelia Inflata plant from the day before, to be far more interesting than the blue washcloth, especially when there's a perfectly good green one right next to me 😆.
I’ve had some withdrawals! Glad to see you back Bob!
I love everything about your vids. The subject matter, the way you approach it, your insistence on using logic, reason and science in your explanations...all of it is just fantastic. I also love that there's no annoying intro or shitty music. Just wonderfully thought out concepts and a calm measured presentation of the facts and hypotheses.
I have your playlist going all night every night. I get the restless thoughts thing when I try to sleep and I find your voice and cadence soothing. My wife complained at first but she's grown to like it too, even though she thinks the idea of bigfoot is "silly". She's a math nerd actuary so she isn't the inquisitive imaginative type.
Please don't ever change a thing.
Your point is beautifully made. Thank you.
I love that the consequence for taking the beer was having to listen to Bigfoot talk! For my birthday I made my adult kids watch some of your videos with me! I picked the cow man and the Georgia witness (that one is so eerie). Love your channel! Keep the videos coming!
Ugggh. I was so cringy in the CowMan video!!! 😳
@@BobGymlan No! You sounded great! 🙂
@@BobGymlan that's one of my very favorites Bob. But i have alot of favorites from your channel.
I really appreciate your vids, my man. Take your time, and work, and don't rush it. Do what you gotta do with the time and energy you have available. You never dissapoint and your channel has been one of my absolute favorites for months now. Keep flying high, Bob. And tell Fred we love him too :D
Awe thanks 🥰
I love the thought put into this video.. I watch it weekly and send everybody who'll listen to me here to watch it too... Good stuff
This video isn’t meh… it brilliant! I could listen to you all day! You’re very intelligent and your videos are thought provoking!
Thanks for making this day a whole lot better, Bob!
Happy Holidays!
Best. Day. Ever.
*snarls*
The action of reading a book is quite remarkable. You literally stare at squiggles for hours and hours and wildly hallucinate the entire time, all the while considering thousands and thousands of potential outcomes... Bob G.
Bob, you are so funny and a great story teller, my husband and I would listen to you tell a story about just about anything. We love big foot stories but your personality is what keeps us coming back. The beer story was a 10/10
WOW, I don't normally comment on anything but missing a video from Bob last month really made me realize how well done they are! Thanks so much for your efforts, they are appreciated.
Your comment is appreciated too. ☺️
Thanks Bob. You made some great points. I have found that by using a SLR with a wide angle you just might catch them tree peeking at you while acting like a dumb hiker. Take care and be safe out there.
I'm one of your patient and understanding audience members and you've said you'll never rush Fred because it's art.. Well, I wholeheartedly agree and you can take all the time you need bud, I'll hang with you for the long haul.
Nobody breaks down these stories like Bob Gymlan. His down to earth observations and presentation of straight facts makes for a very good break down. Well done and thanks again Mr. Gymlan...👍
So glad to have you back! Been excited for this video all week! And as I said in my last comment, I don't think any of us are really thinking that you're not hard at work or anything like that.. hopefully, most of us are able to understand that there's a lot of work that goes into channels like this especially with quality shit like yours.. so things take time. Regardless of how long it took, I'm just glad we got a new video!
Yes finally!! Love your videos man. Keep up the great work!
I agree with you, It is extremely difficult to take a picture that is good enough to be sufficient as evidence and no matter how good the photo is, there would always be someone who thinks it's a fake
Hi Bob, loved this video and the beer can story. Thankyou! 🙌🏽
Bob: You've been found guilty of stealing a beer. Your punishment: 60 minutes of Bigfoot lore.
The guy: Nooo!
I laughed way too hard when that part of the story came up. XD
Don't worry about having to upload videos as fast as possible, take your time. Quality over quantity. We'll enjoy them, regardless of how long they take to come out. Keep up the good work!😊
You undersell the quality of this video. It was brilliant!
You nailed it, Bob. As a naturalist and wildlife photographer, I can say for sure. The wild ones, whether bird or mammal know we are there. It can take 100hrs and 1000's shots to get that perfect, magazine-worthy image, especially of shy, intelligent animals that can only be located after doing lots of research. When you do stumble, unexpectedly across the path of an animal (like most sasquatch encounters) it takes learned muscle memory to set your camera parameters to adust for lighting, focus, ISO, Fstop, shutter speed to get good, clear shots before the animal flees, it happens in seconds and this JUST still shots.
As for filming footage, that is a whole different level of skill. I'm 100% sure of the existence of 'undiscovered' bipedal mammals across the planet. I've had experiences myself with things I can't explain. The definitive proof is near I'm sure. It won't be coming from camera traps and such. Forest mammals soon become wary of the infrared beams. Intelligent beings like the big guys would locate them easily as the visual spectrum would be evolved for night vision. I believe proof will come from either official disclosure or more likely a high-level, authoritative whistle blower. The special service guys know for sure, I've spoken confidentially to a few myself. Including a Colonel in the Gurkhas whom I've worked with on projects, he trained the elite in the Himalayas and served in Afghanistan. The military know 100%
Keep up the good work, I'll be keeping an eye out for your Big project
Love getting notifications for your videos. Keep of the great content!
I kept checking every night for a video and was so glad to see a new one! I can't wait to see the big project you're working on! Happy holidays! 🥰
Thanks Rose 😊
This was good, Bob. Don't write it off as filler content. Engaging story and you convey your point so well. It's easy to follow. Can't wait for the upcoming videos!
I eagerly wait for your videos and now I have something big to look forward to. Every morning a new one comes out I have something to listen to on my boring commute to work. Thank you for that. Your insight and humor is much appreciated.