MK Davis's Bluff Creek Bigfoot Footage: A New Perspective

In a recent video posted on the YouTube channel World Bigfoot Central, renowned Bigfoot researcher M.K. Davis shares his exciting discovery of filming not one, but two Bigfoots during a field trip to Bluff Creek in 2008. Davis, who has spent years studying the Patterson-Gimlin film, took a trip with some friends to investigate the area where the famous film was shot. Davis, who initially didn't realize he had captured the elusive creatures on film, expresses his regret for not recognizing the signs of fresh Sun in the area. He notes that the Community owes a big nod and a lot of clapping and cheering for all the work that he's done. The video starts with Davis and the host having a serious discussion about field research, and how important it is for researchers to find their own evidence. Davis shares that when you find your own evidence, it carries a lot more weight. He adds that looking at other people's stuff is fine, but when you find your own, it's even better. The host and Davis also discuss the importance of visual evidence over audio evidence, with Davis noting that it's not without merit but being able to see with your cameras with your eyes is better. Towards the end of the video, Davis shares a picture from Ron Morehead's book Quantum Bigfoot, which shows a 25-inch track with his foot next to it for scale. Davis notes that when you start seeing tracks that big, it just gets overwhelmingly creepy of how big these guys are. Overall, the video is an exciting discovery for Bigfoot enthusiasts and researchers, and a great reminder of the importance of field research. I encourage readers to watch the video and see the exciting discovery for themselves.