Bigfoot: Nocturnal, Elusive, and Impacted by Human Development?

In a recent video from the YouTube channel NewYork Bigfoot Society, hosts Gary Hooten, William the Hunter Man, and Mike from Long Island Bigfoots discuss the ongoing question of why there is still no definitive evidence of the existence of Bigfoot or Sasquatch. The trio, known as the Three Amigos or the Tripod, delve into the various reasons why such evidence has yet to be found. Gary begins by sharing his belief in the existence of Bigfoot, based on his own personal experience many years ago. He suggests that the elusive nature of the creature could be due to its nocturnal habits, change in movement patterns, and the increasing encroachment of human civilization into their habitats. Gary emphasizes the importance of understanding nature and wildlife in order to understand the behavior of such a creature. Mike offers a different perspective, discussing the challenges of trying to prove the existence of Bigfoot as an individual or small group, due to the pushback and skepticism they face. He also mentions the issue of the credibility of data collected from eyewitness accounts, which may be influenced by the popularity of Bigfoot in media and culture. The conversation then turns to the topic of evidence gathering and the importance of thorough investigation. The hosts stress the need for careful collection and analysis of evidence, such as tracks, hair samples, and pattern movements, in order to make a convincing case for the existence of Bigfoot. I found this video to be informative and thought-provoking. It's always interesting to hear different viewpoints and approaches to the search for Bigfoot. I encourage our readers to check out the video and share their thoughts in the comments below.