This footage supposedly shows Bigfoot being filmed from a helicopter during a routine flight in Tennessee, the description was very brief. The Bigfoot in the video looked very beefy and burly if not a little to fluffy, the helicopter makes multiple passes at the subject and in between that you get a very good birds eye view of the surrounding area.
You see roads and buildings in the distance, but for the most part the area looks wooded, at points while the subject is in view it looks as if it is a guy in a fur coat and at times it looks like a bear, but it does look biggish.
Not sure what to think.
Bigfoot from Helo, Middle Tennessee 4/27/07
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Thursday, May 03, 2007
Bigfoot shot from Helicopter in Middle Tennessee
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THis is way too similar to the Dunphy Video taken by some guy named Pickles last year in Idaho.
They had it shipped to Gress Labs who analyzed the video and confirmed that it was authentic.
Why did they not just land and have a look? They took so much time flying around. Big Fake not Big Foot
Gimme a break: like they can't at least hover? I smell B.S. here.
I agree with Mark...it's a freakin' helicopter guys - try hovering! It's not like Squatch is armed with an RPG, ready to take them down. But quick passovers are perfect to obscure the finer details. Plus, if bigfoot exists I don't think it would pick this environment (doesn't look very remote). Wish it were real - pretty certain it isn't.
Dunphy Video? Pickles in Idaho? Gress Labs? What are you talking about, john??
I agree. Last time I checked helicopters can actually hover and land in place. Why not just freaking stop and film?
Looks like a big, fat, fake to me: some guy in a fur coat. It moves like a guy. Big foot wouldn't stroll along like that. Plus, like anonymous said, it's the wrong environment. Plus++++ Bigfoot would run for cover if it saw a helicopter. And yes they could just hover.
What a joke. While there are factors that can limit a helicopter's ability to hover at higher altitudes, there is no reason that those passes require that speed. This was clearly shot at an airport. How convenient that sasquatch showed up at an airport. Convenint for the guy in the suit! The "sasquatch" also doesn't seemed too concerned about the helicopter. I freqeuntly fly on helicopters over wilderness areas and most wildlife gets pretty spooked when we pass overhead.
Pause the big fake and scroll to time 1:11.This is so fake!!! Grow up!!
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