Bigfoot Conference in Idaho: Analyzing Rare Freeman Footage with Experts

Exciting news for Bigfoot enthusiasts! The Bigfoot Society YouTube channel recently shared information about an upcoming conference in Idaho that promises to be a must-attend event for anyone interested in the Freeman footage of Bigfoot. The conference, organized by Brandon Hofheinz from Squatch Nut, will feature Dr. Jeff Meldrum and Cliff Barackman as speakers. But that's not all - the conference will also include a roundtable discussion on the enhanced non-interlaced version of the Freeman footage from 1992. For those who may not be familiar, the Freeman footage is considered by many to be the second most important piece of footage evidence for the existence of Bigfoot, right after the famous Patterson-Gimlin film. The footage was taken by Paul Freeman, a prolific Bigfoot investigator, in 1992. It shows what appears to be a Bigfoot crossing a path, with the famous line "oh there he goes" being heard in the background. Doug Hajicek, a researcher and filmmaker, has been working on enhancing the footage for over 20 years. He has used advanced software to create a non-interlaced, slowed down version of the film that is incredibly clear. This version of the footage is said to show not one, but multiple Bigfoot creatures. Michael Freeman, Paul Freeman's son, has also been involved in the investigation and has written a book called "The Freeman Files" which includes the footage and over 10 hours of audio recordings made by his father during his research. The roundtable discussion at the conference will include Michael Freeman, Doug Hajicek, Cliff Barackman, and Dr. Jeff Meldrum. They will be discussing the enhanced Freeman footage and its significance in the search for Bigfoot. But here's the best part - even if you can't attend the conference in person, you can still be a part of it! The Bigfoot Society has partnered with Doug Hajicek to offer a virtual conference option. For just $19.95, you can get a link to watch the conference and be a part of the roundtable discussion in real time. This is a great opportunity for Bigfoot enthusiasts from all over the world to be a part of this historic event. In conclusion, the upcoming Bigfoot conference in Idaho is shaping up to be an exciting event for anyone interested in the Freeman footage and the search for Bigfoot. With the opportunity to watch the enhanced Freeman footage and hear from experts in the field, this is an event not to be missed. And for those who can't attend in person, the virtual conference option is a great way to be a part of the action. Don't miss out!