William Jevning Unveils Bigfoot's Cone-Shaped Head & Mullet-Like Hair

A new video from the YouTube channel Creek Devil has been making waves in the Bigfoot community. The video, titled "STOP Believing These BIGFOOT Myths and Learn the REAL Truth," features two-time witness and field researcher William Jevning discussing various myths and facts about Bigfoot. One of the topics covered in the video is the sagittal crest on Bigfoot's head. Jevning explains that this crest is not due to a ponytail, as some have suggested, but is instead a heavy-duty muscle attachment for the creature's massive jaws. He also discusses the possibility of male Bigfoot having a mullet-like hairstyle, which he finds plausible due to similar features seen in certain monkey species. Another interesting point brought up in the video is the idea that the US government may have clear photographs of Bigfoot, but is choosing to keep this knowledge from the public. Jevning mentions that this has been claimed by a source known as Mr. Black, and that the government may have even autopsied a few Bigfoot specimens. The video also touches on the topic of tracking Bigfoot, with Jevning suggesting that a lone trackway is more likely to be that of a male Bigfoot. He explains that males are more likely to be in dangerous positions near humans, while females and young males tend to stay hidden within the group. Towards the end of the video, Jevning addresses the question of whether Bigfoot can contract rabies. He notes that, as warm-blooded mammals, they would be susceptible to the disease, but he has never heard of a case of a Bigfoot with rabies. Overall, this video from Creek Devil is a must-watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast. Jevning's insights and knowledge on the subject make for a fascinating and informative discussion. Be sure to check out the video and let us know your thoughts in the comments below.