Au Train Falls Bigfoot Footage Analysis

[@BobGymlan]

Hello everyone, I would like to say that my last illustrator was using AI. By the time I realized it, I had already paid for it, and unfortunately I’m too poor to be as principled as I’d like to be. Rest assured, I have found new illustrators, and moving forward, my illustrations will only come from actual artists.

[@YoUrFaVoRiTePrAnKsTa]

Get a black German Shepherd all black and name him Bob

[@dougcarlson2862]

Appreciate the transparency! Sorry you got taken for a ride :( keep up the good work and God Bless

[@ngkngk875]

Good on you for making the right call at least. Was the person dishonest about it?

[@DC_Blake]

Wow Bob. Glad you caught that sneaky little maneuver. Humans with Integrity Rule!!

[@BobGymlan]

Also, I realize we live in the age of outrage, but there’s no need to bear ill will. Fruit falls on its own, after all.

[@leonidaspereirafilho499]

My father has died recently, Bob, very suddenly. Between betrayal by people he cared for and trusted and the weight of the loss in me and my family, you posting this video will be a great help to me to take my mind off things. He was the one who jumpstarted my interest in cryptozoology (he was an UFO guy, used to buy me a local Brazilian magazine named UFO every month that had a new edition). We used to watch the discovery channel and history channel when I was small, maybe 5-6, together in bed. I remember when I first saw the PGF and used to ask him questions about bigfoot and stories about UFO his clients told him. He was never a believer in bigfoot but he'd listen to me rant about the evidence for hours if he had to. I miss him so much. Thank you for the video, it really will help me tonight.

[@DavidScott-oq9yp]

I don't know what to say, but feel I should say something. "I'm sorry for your loss" feels so standard, but please know I am indeed so very sorry. Your time with him watching those shows I've no doubt meant twice to him than it did to you. As did probably everything you ever did together. Peace and healing to you.

[@leonidaspereirafilho499]

@@DavidScott-oq9yp Thank you very much, David. This comment meant a lot to me. It`s been a couple weeks and now Im back to college (Had to drop everything in medschool to try and see him but I couldnt make it in time since I study in another country) and I`m trying to move on, as he would`ve wished. I pray for your and your family health and happiness. Have a good night.

[@JamieLedweather]

My dad beats me

[@philthycat1408]

@@JamieLedweathergo to police mate

[@philthycat1408]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿all the best 👍🏻

[@ForestOfSleep]

I'm happy to see Fred's intro still being used. His art will always be wonderful.

[@sarasmr4278]

💜💜💜

[@scarlettbradburn9555]

I'm so glad I bought the shirt.

[@boreksz82-cf7ze]

Me too. RiP Fred

[@jonathonholifield3166]

Fred will never be forgotten.

[@Mike-es2yg]

​@@scarlettbradburn9555 oh man I want that shirt....😢

[@PlunderAndPillage]

Thank you for all you do, Bob. I appreciate your videos more than you know.

[@boreksz82-cf7ze]

How generous of you ❤

[@BobGymlan]

Thank you Pillage.

[@Cyborous]

Yeah, I really love Bob’s content

[@PlunderAndPillage]

@@BobGymlan If there is a better way (where you get a bigger share) of donating per video, please let me know.

[@JakeyBabey87]

@@boreksz82-cf7zevery

[@crazycoyote9732]

My brother (74 yrs) seen a bigfoot yrs ago when he was watching ice jams going out on the river. It was caught in the ice jam as he watched it go under the bridge and out the other side. It was struggling to free itself. When I ask him about it,he doesnt like to talk about it. Im thinking he probably told some of his coworkers and was met with ridicule. But hes an honest ,down to earth man,and would never make up such a story. Luv ur work Bob,keep it up!!

[@kaytalk9448]

Do you also wonder if it's somewhat of a sad memory knowing that the creature lost it's life, most likely....

[@crazycoyote9732]

​@@kaytalk9448could be,I'm not sure. I'm of the mind that he thinks noone will believe him so why talk about it.

[@Emiliapocalypse]

Makes me wonder why we’ve never officially found the body of a Bigfoot. Surely one must have died in a fashion where they were irretrievable by their kin, but visible to humans? Like on the edge of a cliff or something. I think about that sometimes, and I am definitely a Bigfoot believer. Very interesting sighting, that must have been traumatizing to witness. No wonder he didn’t want to talk about it much

[@Snickerszn]

@@Emiliapocalypsewe have found huge bones bigger than human bones look it up. The Smithsonian and other museums hide them and never show in public. Big conspiracy theory about it. Anyway I also have thought that also why never find a dead carcass that died within a month or two. Maybe the family unite bury there dead. If bigfoot is around there can’t be to many let’s so 10-15 family groups a state that they could be in. The chances of seeing those would be astronomically low. Think of other reclusive creatures that are hard to find like foxes and mountain lions and there’s so many of them.

[@crazycoyote9732]

@@Emiliapocalypse honestly,I never thought about it in that way. But with yours and an earlier comment, have now got me thinking. My family are all animal lovers,especially seeing another species with such close ties to humans. I mean,we jump into rivers to rescue drowning dogs and deer! It would have been traumatic to see something so human,that I'm sure he never dreamed existed,struggling to free itself from the debris in the ice jam. He did say it happened so fast that it was startling to him. It probably did bother him to be unable to help. Thanks for the new perspective!

[@staceya5149]

BG: "Today I want to talk about some fairly recent footage of an alleged Sasquatch from the Au Train Falls, which is in Wisconsin. ...I'm just kidding, it's in Michigan." Me, nodding sagely along, as if my British self could identify either Wisconsin or Michigan on a map: "Ah yes, but of course."

[@Trollgernautt]

Lmao, same. My South American ass "oh he jests!"

[@BobGymlan]

Michigan people get the torches and pitchforks out if people say the UP is Wisconsin. And as a Wisconsinite, I’m obliged to mess with them.

[@JamesThomas-gg6il]

​@@BobGymlanthat's what we do. I'm in VA, and he are hard on WV, but it is also a part of us. We can talk smack but don't you dare...unless we can laugh too. Lol

[@staceya5149]

@@BobGymlan ​Ah, see, that's the kind of local nuance that I appreciate learning about. Offtopic, but as a representative of your people, may I say that your accent is very pleasant on the ear? 10 points to Wisconsin!

[@bigbossimmotal]

BTW, UP is Upper Peninsula.

[@MichaelRoy-hc3lz]

The majority of paranormal channels have a bot voice reading stories while random usually unrelated images are shown. I find this extremely lazy of the creator and withhold my revenue generating likes and subscription. The amount of time and effort you put into your videos goes far beyond what nearly everyone else does. I appreciate thar you first try to debunk the phenomenon of the day's subject then present what results you found lending credence to the subject. On top of all that your illustrations make the video far more interesting than just reading the story. Personally l think this is the best paranormal channel on KZbin so thank you very much for all of your hard work, it does not go unnoticed.

[@shanepowers7566]

Ditto

[@mamaboocee]

My exact same thoughts on this!

[@BobGymlan]

Thank you sincerely.

[@FourProngedFork]

At this point, the existence of Bigfoot is less important to me than just being able to watch your videos. They’re good videos ❤

[@sarasmr4278]

Right there with you :)

[@alvianekka80]

Maybe the real bigfoot was the friend we made along the way.

[@Anonymous99666]

these videos used to be good but this one is just pareidolia cr@p

[@joshuahall3990]

Bob. I am an environmental scientist that, believe it or not, has a site at a bridge over Au Train Falls that I am going to this summer. If possible, I will check this area for something.

[@GunterThePenguinHatesHugs]

Oooh what kind of site are you going to be working at? 🙂

[@Harpazoed]

Did he say it’s from Michigan? If so I’ve been there.

[@joshuahall3990]

@@GunterThePenguinHatesHugs it’s a bridge! My helps build bridges and I do environmental compliance for them.

[@namelessjedi2242]

It would be great to know whether the dark shape is something which is still there or not, at a minimum.

[@willemvanstaden3292]

If a "bigfoot" is like other apes, it would probably be found close to natural fruit sources or near natural springs - especially high up in the hills, where the water bubbles from the rock face. I have noticed this about baboons through the years, they even play on these natural "water slides". Good luck in your search! Hope you don't get eaten.

[@flourchild9186]

I’m not sure if anyone is aware but the rock stacks are a typical thing to see around there. Tourists like to stack them all over the place so I don’t think the guy was intentionally making it “look more like Bigfoot.” Hikers and tourists get yelled at by the DNR for disrupting rock habitats by doing it.

[@kellylane73]

Was going to say this as well. The rock stack is a cairn used to mark trails in the back country. 👍

[@ry-land-]

Rock stacking very common. See it on virtually every trail I go to. Hell, I have this one area I frequent which is also frequented by witches, or something of the sort. One of the weirdest things I saw left behind by them was a dead dove with no head, and a basket of fruit. People are weird😂

[@TheDutchman58]

It’s a weird thing that people stack rocks for no reason other than boredom I guess. I see them every trail along Lake Superior. SMH

[@sheldonhatch8255]

Ya, it's only a trail marker. Called a cairn

[@flourchild9186]

People thought it was cool in the middle of tahquamenon falls river to put these stacks up. Sometimes they’re trail markers, but a lot of the times people just put them up for “aesthetic purposes”.

[@eddiestuder7593]

YES, New Bob Gymlan Material!!

[@ikenosis8160]

One minute posted and I'm listening. I've listened to all your older work all last week and even this morning. Your work is amazing, Bob. Never stop. Thank you so much for your time and energy and extraordinary talents.

[@Cyborous]

Right me too literally watching his whole channel. It doesn’t of times until uploads again. 😂 I’m like I got to get my Bob itch filled in.

[@anonymouscrank]

You presented the tragic tale of Moe the escaped chimp touchingly. Thank you.

[@superdoublekapowzler2383]

THERE IS A RED X OVER DUDE'S PEEPS ON THE AUTOPSY ILLUSTRATION!!! GONE!!!

[@BobGymlan]

@@superdoublekapowzler2383 moe didn’t do that. He loved his people. Though I agree that a chimp shouldn’t be kept as a pet or family member.

[@Mike-es2yg]

Jeez, how did the other two chimps escape their enclosure?! How horrible ...I'm not surprised the cops said it was worse than a bear mauling. Chimps are absolutely vicious in how they attack others, I've seen a couple documentaries about chimp attacks and its terrifying. I can't believe anyone is dumb enough to keep them as pets!

[@rangerstedfast]

@@superdoublekapowzler2383 Not uncommon in such attacks

[@rangerstedfast]

It seriously sounds like the inspiration for that Rise of the Planet of the Apes film

[@azmalguthek4502]

Not even 2 minutes into the video and Bob Gymlan opens up with the skeptic perspective first before the believer perspective. That is why, even as a skeptic, I am a subscriber. Most people would be too eager to assert something as authentic, whereas he is confident enough that he can provide a compelling argument, that he has no issue opening with the opposing viewpoint first. One of several reasons he's the best Bigfoot coverer on youtube. (I want to believe, just not convinced enough yet.) Great work as always, Bob. Stay professional.

[@cojanemanuel8319]

Your voice is so calming and because of that I use your videos for sleeping. I usually put the video about the lions of Tsavo on repeat all night so I don't awake in complete silence. The way you tell the stories reminds me of my grandma that used to tell me stories before falling asleep. You're awesome man! 🍻

[@brandonferrell828]

Thats my and my sons favorite video ever

[@Manco65]

The one or ones about the lions are my top two videos that are non Sasquatch related. I've had the opportunity to view the hide mounts in the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. Not if they're there anymore. That's been 30 years ago nearly.

[@RmBastable]

Always a good day when Bob uploads

[@cadencumming7795]

Hi, Bob. Apologies for the sappiness, but here goes: My father was the pillar of my life, who taught me all I know of woodcraft, respecting nature, and the phenomenon that is sasquatch. For years he and I were partners in crime as we travelled British Columbia gathering evidence and having incredible experiences. He passed in 2022, and it threw me for a loop. Squatching without him felt hollow, and it felt that I was betraying him, so I lost the spark as it were. Then, I found your channel. And damn, I wish he'd have met you. You have the same views on the subject that he did, and your ability to portray information is simply fabulous. So much so, that I have to say that the spark has returned. The woods call to me once again, and I aim to gather evidence and have incredible experiences as I once did, in the legacy of my father and you. What I'm trying to say is thank you. Thank you for what you do, and please don't ever stop. You've given me my passion back, and I am forever grateful.

[@BobGymlan]

🙏

[@Kilthan2050]

When it comes to the nothing can be hidden thing, i once broke down the population density of the Canada’s Northwest Territories, home of the infamous Nahani Valley. The claim is there are roughly 44,700 people in the territory, a density of .08 people per sq mile, or 1 per 12.5 sq miles. But when you look at the population centers, you find that about 30,700 of those people live in the five largest settlements. Making a population density outside of those regions closer to 1 person per 37 sq miles. But it gets worse. Roughly 39,500 of the 44,700 live in settlements of some kind, town, hamlet, city, etc. and those settlements take up roughly 2540 sq miles. Meaning thats roughly 5200 people in a 517,194 sq mile area, or roughly 1 person per 99.5 sq miles. Thats an area only about 2 sq miles larger than Sacramento, California with only ONE person in it. There is plenty of room for things to remain hidden in this world. There are places in the mountains where no human has ever tread. Deep forests that have never known the sound of a human voice. Islands untouched by the hands of man. It is the arrogance of modern man and moderb science to believe we know that things can’t exist because we haven’t found them yet.

[@loudfast1261]

Indeed. In the 1990’s I lived in the Gulf of Alaska, Tongass forest/bagely ice field region and those bears and other animals had *never* seen a human before, had no idea what I was. It esp gave me a better advantage brown bears would put me on the better not mess w it list by default. Lot of room to hide indeed…

[@Kilthan2050]

@@loudfast1261 We're going to be on a cruise to Alaska soon, i've always wanted to visit. Some day i want to do so not on a cruise, just go somewhere and get to enjoy some peace and quiet as far away from society as i can get.

[@Incessuserro]

Sac shout out!

[@lesliemccormick6527]

I agree, from Vancouver Island! Even on the Island, there is wilderness that is incredibly dense, and we know there are many cougar on the island but very few are seen with anything approaching regularity. Literally anything could be here.

[@rathey7999]

Well stated.

[@hanselmansell7555]

Instant likes for our man Bob 👍

[@olenmullins1333]

Bob “the other Gymlan”!! Always producing the best quality breakdown of any and all conversations of Bigfoot. I’m always glued to video. Well done

[@drewl5221]

This channel literally was the final thing that pushed me over the edge when it comes to beiieving in Big Foot. My cousin initially told me that Big Foot stories that he experienced as a kid, and I wasn’t so sure. He’s been overseas 3 times in the Middle East, so I knew he probably wouldn’t just make something up just for a laugh, but it was THIS channel.

[@zentran2690]

Dude those boys that did tours in the middle east encountered some crazy shit at night too. There's definitely stuff out there too.

[@darrellbailey3828]

Hi Bob, fantastic video as ever, keep up the great work - in my humble opinion (from someone who has read about and studied bigfoot stories all my life), you sir are the most credible and entertaining voice anywhere. In the early 70's I bought a book about Bigfoot by Michael Grumley - "There are giants, in the earth". It truly cast a spell on me when I was a boy that's never left me. I've listened to every one of your videos sometimes 3 times. I'm in England and there are so many stories of similar "wood woose" here. Thanks so much for all that you do and your amazing factual breakdowns. Best wishes to you from Southampton, England Bob.

[@danielwitham1791]

"That's where we see the thing for approximately 3.624 seconds" Love you and your work Bob. Keep it up 👍

[@LovinIt-1980]

Bob! So glad to see you posting new content again. I'm sorry to hear about your previous illustrator, but I have full faith that you'll get everything straightened out. Keep up the great work!

[@bionicman6969]

Grew up in Michigan and spent many years hunting and fishing in the northern lower and upper peninsula. Vast tracts of forest that are endless and desolate especially in the long winters when you can drive a hundred miles and barely see another soul. Had one thing happen in the Hiawatha forest in a deep swamp, didn't actually see anything that I could make out but all of a sudden I was terrified and it felt like something was telling me to leave now. I've been through a hundred swamps in the middle of the night and doesn't bother me, something scared the hell out of me back in that swamp and I can't grasp what happened but never went back there.

[@jamess3241]

BOB!!!!!!!!!Your videos are the only ones that make me make noise out loud whenever you release them. Thank you so much!

[@LupusFerus]

Always exciting when bob uploads! Especially michigan stuff. My deer camp is about an hour southwest of this location, im not sure how i feel about these images, but i will say weve been going to this deercamp for over 30 years, and we have all had our fair share of encounters there. Those cedar swamps are vast and mysterious

[@kcmiles9832]

Thanks Bob Gymlan. I enjoy your videos, but you are the reason we all keep coming back (your honest, diligent, you use common sense, and you are a very good investigator). God bless.

[@hexn00b52]

A new bob vid makes it a better day.

[@paulgreenhalgh1647]

Right place, right time for a Bob Gymlan video

[@DrShred24]

Always a good day when Bobby G posts

[@2Amend4Life]

Still can’t figure out why you don’t have a million subscribers. They only account I get excited about when a new video drops. Thank you.

[@nomdeguerre13]

Most comforting and sincere narrator around.

[@Baylor_Barrow_Outdoors]

Thanks for posting these videos Bob these always make me feel less crazy

[@narellethorne819]

I literally gasped when you blew up the picture. No doubt in my mind that it is a sasquatch. Thank you Bob for taking the time to make this video.

[@Sothpawman]

No doubt? Come on use your common sense

[@khworker1322]

@@Sothpawman You are just as cowed the other way. Since you made no counter argument you are either here to troll or you lack the facility to make a proper evidence based or even an observational argument. * The term “ lack of facility” means not smart enough or simply dumb. If you get the impression that I was talking down to you let me go ahead and confirm it.

[@michaelsteffensen6844]

@@Sothpawman Common sense? No such thing in the Bigfoot community.

[@michaelsteffensen6844]

@@khworker1322 The chair in my room with washing piled up on it looked like a scary monster at night when I was a kid. These "Bigfoot" photos are no different. What exactly are skeptics attempting to "disprove" or argue against when it comes to these photos? Do I think the silhouette in this photo looks vaguely primate? Yes, but the quality is so low that inevitably your imagination has to do a lot of the heavy lifting, and if you're already primed to be thinking "Bigfoot", well...

[@joemadanna]

Just discovered this channel. I'm hooked. The detailed examination of the statements of witnesses and the analysis of information is excellent. Really thought provoking. Thanks so much for your work.

[@finnie9223]

I live about two hours west from there! A couple years ago i was working for a pest company, spraying a deer camp for clusterflies. I heard a very long and distant animal call. Sounded like a loon, but seemed too loud, too long, and just not quite like a loon call. It trailed up to a higher pitch and cut off at the end. And of course i was alone so i didnt have anyone else with me to ask what they thought of the noise. It really freaked me out though. I finished up as quickly as i could and got out of there. I’ve convinced myself that it was in fact a loon but this makes me think some more. As a yooper who spends as much time in the woods as i can, i havnt seen or heard anything before or since. Thanks for posting Bob!

[@flourchild9186]

Would it have sounded anything like an elk maybe? There’s a herd of them in the mitten but I’m not sure if there’s any up there?

[@Thegreatesttoneverlive]

​@@flourchild9186 No Elk in the UP. We used to have Reindeer but they were hunted away. Once we started foresting heavily, the white tail came and took over. Our white tail are very tall compared to Wisconsin's due to snowfall.

[@peterwilson5596]

The U.P. supposedly has a population of about 300 moose. I've only ever talked to one person who claimed to see one. Probably a long shot for an explanation.

[@Thegreatesttoneverlive]

@@peterwilson5596 Back in about 2013-14 they flew in about 7 moose from Canada to repopulate. I've seen moose plenty in the Republic area

[@finnie9223]

@@peterwilson5596 maybe it was a moose. Ive seen a couple of them, but never heard a call in person( that i know of) im definitely not going to discount that it wasnt one, as its been a couple years and ive also heard some pretty incredible noises come out of deer. If it was a moose, i am very glad it wasnt close

[@deepstatethrombosis]

Very intriguing. Bob, I love that your scripts tickle the edge of poetic. Aways a joy, mate. Sorry to hear about the AI illustrations, that's disappointing. Glad you got to the bottom of it and I applaud your integrity. Take care, friend.

[@EnderXGamingHQ]

Always make my day when you upload!!! I’ve been rewatching all of your videos since yesterday

[@adamb.c.1553]

I was just talking to a friend about you this afternoon. I’m super happy you have a new video up! 😃

[@BerserkerDBrawler]

I appreciate your dedication to creating these videos. always a pleasure to see a new upload.

[@Yowiehunter]

The first video I watched of yours was the man eating lions of tsavo video and I had never thought about Bigfoots or Sasquatches previously but that video was just so well put together that I had to browse through your other videos and on first glance at the Bigfoot related videos I was sceptical but I’ve binge watched all of your videos now and watched some more than once that although I’ve never encountered a Bigfoot or a yowie as the people from my country call it, I am very open to the possible/probable existence of a creature that may exist among us. I really appreciate these videos and keep up the amazing story telling. I feel these types of videos are a great way to open people’s minds to things that they may not have thought about before.

[@kiadimundi8348]

What about the droid attack on the Wookies?

[@LovePotion_]

KI ADI MUNDI, THEY WHERE GOOD FRIENDS

[@BobGymlan]

TOO SOON BRO

[@BobGymlan]

Next you’ll be making fun of the Bothans 😔

[@LovePotion_]

@@BobGymlan "What do you mean i have the face of a DOG?"

[@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes]

My favorite is Kid Fisto, but I'm not sure which one he is

[@Canady182]

"It's just a guy in a suit!" "If I made a suit like that, I'd be laughed out of Hollywood!" "I made many suits like that for sale!" "I was the guy in that suit!" My response to anyone and everyone who claims or has claimed any of these ridiculous statements or similarly outlandish remarks: OK, where is the suit? Make one exactly like that 'suit' then. We've got almost 60 years of advancements in prosthetics, costume designing, makeup, etc. It should be very easy now if it was that easy back then. Planet of the Apes released theatrically the year after the Patterson film was shot; are you really going to tell me that the world's best costume designers (Planet of the Apes won an Oscar for Makeup Design, and was nominated for Costume Design) could make something that looks exactly like Patty with ease when the best they could come up with were incredibly dated, literal monkey-man suits? They couldn't look more ridiculous when compared to real primates. To this day, Patty looks incredibly realistic. Planet of the Apes, 2001, and even more modern films with practical creature designs do not look even half as good as Patty still does. The arguments in favor of Patty being a man in a suit are far worse and more egregious and simply illogical compared to the arguments against it being a man in the suit. If you think otherwise, you are either close-minded or trolling.

[@brockschannel3927]

If I was rich,I'd do a project where I commission recreations using costume making methods that were available in the 60s.

[@azmalguthek4502]

Any argument that prides itself on saying "opposition is closed minded or trolling" sounds pretty disingenuous. That's a piss-poor stance to take when you're trying to bring legitimacy to something that the civilized world pretty much considers a joke when speaking of publicly. As a native Michigander whose entire family, immediate and extended, is from the Upper Peninsula, I'm familiar with wildlife here. My entire family is from Schoolcraft County but I've got family literally just spread across the entirety of the peninsula, practically. Routinely visit and travel up there. It's a beautiful area. Highly recommend people travel the UP. That being said, whilst I've heard plenty of stories (and have even seen wolves that aren't officially recognized or confirmed to be here, as well as several other rare [but not mythological/extinct] animals), Michigan does not have any credible Bigfoot encounters. Not a single one. We also have our own history of grade school trolling cryptids, my favorite being the Michigan Dogman. When you look into where America ranks in terms of literacy, critical thinking skills, conspiracy prevalence, education level, you start to piece together that it becomes even more difficult to legitimize cryptid sightings, because half the people reporting them are either outright dumb, gullible, inexperienced or overactive in the imagination department. For clarity, this is not a condemnation of all cryptid sightings or people who submit their supposed sightings. I love Bob Gymlan's channel and always have. He's literally one of the few believers (CONTENT CREATORS SPECIFICALLY, not random everyday people who believe) I don't take issue with, and that's even after the admission that I disagree with [some] of his analysis/approaches. However, I find Bob Gymlan to be the only one I've deemed not to just be milking it, and more of a genuine interest to provoke thought, as opposed to brainwashing or making grandiose claims for profit, etcetera. Which is why I'm a subscriber. He's the only person I've seen so far routinely covering the topic who I do not believe (granted, I've never met him) has an agenda other than provoking adequate discussion around a somewhat controversial topic. At the end of the day, nobody high in society that we (yes, we, even as a skeptic I'm just as interested in definitely proving or disproving it as the most stalwart believers,) need to convince gives a shit about the Patty suit, because it means nothing. It's footage from an ancient device of an object too far away to analyze closely enough to satisfy mainstream science/academia, and we have zero bigfoot corpses. Zero. What we NEED is a live or dead specimen, because then we can shut EVERYONE up. There would be no meaningful denial of it anymore, and the vindication would be immense. Probably funny too I'm sure there'd be a lot of inflammatory threads where people who got shit on for believing would be vindicated and then people who shit on believers would be humiliated because of their overly confident stance. Bigfoot being proven real pretty much has only upsides and no downsides. I'm all for it. Something 'looking' convincing isn't good enough, because there have been convincing hoaxes before and will continue to be. If the Patty suit WAS just a suit, for example, it doesn't matter if Planet of the Apes crew couldn't remake it. They're not the same person, their brains and approach to the suit would be entirely different due to identity. Whilst my disbelief of Sasquatch's existence is entirely based upon mathematics and the understanding that there never was a 'missing link' and the entire idea of there being a missing link is a complete misunderstanding of some nonsense article claiming a missing link to be a thing, it's not very scientific to speak in absolutes on average unless there is definitive, absolute evidence to disprove the claim. However, we must consider the following. Bigfoot is not restricted to North America. Nearly every country has their own cryptids, and much of the world have Bigfoot variants. Yet, across the globe, zero recovered corpses or confirmed biological samples. It's unrealistic enough that there are supposedly Bigfoot in the majority of the US states, and in Canada, and that we don't have biological material here, but then when you consider we don't have it for Yeren, Yowie, any of the variants in Asia, etcetera, well, now it just becomes kind of a meme. Almost everyone and their grandparents has a smart phone now. Including a ton of hunters or people who would happen to be in the right areas, as Bigfoot is not strictly limited to being seen in the middle of nowhere. The math doesn't add up. There are too many things working against the existence of Bigfoot and not enough things working in favor. HOWEVER, and this is critical, IMO, the BIGGEST thing working against Bigfoot are the rats who perform the hoaxes. Whether they're doing it as a joke, or to exploit gullible people out of money, the fact of the matter is they are doing a genuine disservice to a quest that if successful, could be an enormous benefit to mainstream science and primatology/evolutionary science. Every single time a hoax is committed, it puts further and further stigma against Bigfoot believers, and this annoys me because there are some people who are very, very credible, respected members of society who report sightings as well. And they will get thrown under the same stigma bus because of some ass who decided to be a trickster. I can't definitively say Bigfoot is real or isn't. Nobody can, and it's cognitive dissonance to say otherwise, because there's nothing absolute in either direction, OBJECTIVELY speaking. But the math makes it unlikely, as does the science. However, it'd be way more interesting and beneficial for our understanding of the world and various sciences if it did exist. And for that, I think it is important that people continue to look and question everything with an open mind. Remember. All it takes is 1 confirmed sample. And then jackpot.

[@foff-666]

@@azmalguthek4502 smacks Canady117 for 120 damage in a power move using a Wall-Of-Text.

[@KellyTour-d9s]

Those are some big ass triceps.

[@07foxmulder]

@@azmalguthek4502If I’m ever having trouble sleeping I’ll remember to come back here and read that comment.

[@MatthewsPersonal]

The lack of movement makes it nothing but a dark bit of foilage or wood. Anything is possible, but its hard to be impressee by this.

[@thegrimharvest]

Agreed. There is certainly "something" there, but the fact that it doesn't move at all makes it hard to know exactly what. Doubtful it's a guy in a suit, looks too rough of terrain and too much vegetation to be safe moving around up there. I'd be concerned about slipping and falling or tripping over something due to limited visibility wearing a suit. Plus I think it would have to be very very rehearsed and planned to get the exact movement down to be believable and also in frame synced up just to make it on camera and be fully visible from that distance. If it's an intentional hoax, that's probably some kind of prop just sat/stood up, cheaper and easier to setup than to make/order some sort of costume, get someone else to perform in it, and line up the shot for those less than 5 seconds it's in the frame. Whereas just propping something up and then just carefully catching a glance of it from that distance would be considerably easier. Could well be just a coincidence and mistaken identity. Too blurry/pixelated at that distance to be sure of anything, really.

[@illiteratealphabetagency9716]

I see squatch booobs.

[@MatthewsPersonal]

Weve all fallen victim to a patch-squatch before. ​@@thegrimharvest

[@opiesmith9270]

Hey I’ve lived in Marquette Michigan all my life. Most people don’t even know what the U.P is. I’ve visited Au Train falls many times, so this is intriguing. I can say though, I have never come across any sightings auditory or visual in the vast national forests of the Upper Peninsula. I find it hard to imagine this creature avoiding detection with all the thousands of deer hunters and cams and everything that sprawl the forests every year.

[@11UncleBooker22]

Thanks, Bob, your stuff is always a treat. 😊

[@highwaydaytime7669]

Hi Bob, great to see you back. Love your work as always. Nearly at 250k!

[@malignusrex3968]

Thanks an awful lot for posting, you made my day.

[@mamradskero]

As always, a new Bob video just makes my day. Thank you for your work and dedication!

[@philipberthiaume2314]

Way off topic, as a French speaker, I was interested by the name AuTrain. It means 'at the train' or maybe 'where the train is', so I can only imagine french settlers just naming the area where the train was and it just stuck.

[@toweypat]

There is a city in Michigan called Novi. It was named because it was the number 6 stop on a railroad, abbreviated "No VI".

[@Mindokwin]

It was named by French explorers before trains were here, I live about 20 miles from these falls. There was an ancient trail that went to lake Michigan through here. The Indian word meant the river of the place or way to the lake. So the French translated used the meaning of "course" or "way" for train.

[@jeffknetzer856]

God I just love the paradigm shift that resulted from this internet of things. Just think, to hear someone from France China men and then instantly hear someone from the local area chime in yet I, S and observer, I’m only eavesdropping in on the subject but very curious. God I love it all.

[@jeffknetzer856]

Someone from France “chime in”!

[@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes]

Really? What does _au gratin_ mean?

[@SuperLkelley]

brilliant episode as always. many thanks for what you do.

[@HeidiSue60]

Your analysis/comparisons are incredibly good. I appreciate your stuff as much as I do Thinker Thunker's. You were the first one to point out that photos of apes in the zoo can be blurry and hard to see details, so why wouldn't photos taken in wobbly videos in the wild, unexpected, on the move be blurry? Good stuff!

[@Lionslycer]

Always a good day when you upload.

[@rodneysmith2910]

Hey Bob another great analysis thanks

[@Mycarsthoughts]

The biggest red flag is that he stopped panning the video at were the Bigfoot was and let it stay there for a few seconds, didn't keep panning the camera down the river. When you show a close up it looks more photoshopped. Looks like he is more in front of the tree behind him.

[@Stu_DLNGR]

10:56 I live in a relatively crowded farm town. Average lots are 3 acres and they back up to a big state game land. Despite a constant stream of vehicles on the roads, there have been sightings here. My wife's story is one of 3 stories I've heard in just the short 6m of living here. Sparse lands aren't necessarily needed.

[@Peppermint_Winter]

The rock stacking thing is a hiking tradition. You stack rocks in a place you hope to come back to. Since he didn't mention it, he probably stacked the rocks himself.

[@markarchambault4783]

Yes, I make or add to existing rock stacks on many of my hikes.

[@onefastr6]

It’s also a tradition of annoying white people.

[@sarlaccstapeworm990]

Love your content Mr. Gymlan! It's always a good day when this channel uploads a new video! 👍💯

[@royalcreations3970]

Great video as always Bob. A dear friend of mine sent me pics today of Sasquatch structures she found in a large park here in Michigan. I have no doubt about the still from the video. Doesn't look like any costume. My friend Randy, whom you did an interview with, went to a Halloween costume contest as Bigfoot.. in costume for 5hrs, ended up with a serious latex skin reaction. He's just now recovering from it. Point being, one doesn't just dress up in a costume for hours in the thick woods hoping someone catches them on camera. Plus, genuine researchers like Randy know that these costumes look nothing like the real thing and are best left for Halloween. But be careful of skin reactions to prolonged contact with latex masks. Peace Always ☯️

[@thegrimharvest]

Fair point, but I don't think the skeptical argument would be necessarily that someone would just create/wear a bigfoot costume and just randomly hang out in heavily wooded areas hoping on the off chance to get spotted. Especially if there's the possibility like your friend of having a bad reaction from wearing the costume out in the non air conditioned wilds, all on the wild gamble of an unknown chance. If the goal was to pull off a successful hoax, one would have to find ways first to guarantee that outcome of being observed/discovered "accidentally", then the added layer of obviously not getting shot, and then finally the extra complexity of being sure the one who discovers you both doesn't shoot AND goes on to report what they saw with "evidence" to back up their claims. What are the statistical odds of successfully finding a person who would meet all those criteria entirely without being in on it? You'd have better odds putting your life savings all on a single bet at a roulette wheel, or a single throw of the dice, hell even a game of three card monty, than to encounter a random stranger who just happens to stumble on you entirely on their own, not run away, not shoot, but to take pictures and then go on to spread them. The only conceivable way to hoax like that is to have the other guy in on it, or to purposely set them up in such a way to be looking for you, take pictures and then later convince them to share them. Especially if by trying this you're risking some horrible lasting condition that makes you miserable and takes serious time to recover from. The risk isn't worth the trouble.

[@royalcreations3970]

@@thegrimharvest I agree. And the video Bob presented doesn't really have the earmarks of a hoax.

[@Intrinsick22]

Cairn stones are very commonly used by hikers to indicate points of interest and to give reassurance to a hiker in bad weather, especially snow, that they are on the right path.

[@SagnastyZombie]

I'm from Michigan and I know that most people that go to the upper peninsula , always end up at one of the falls filming. Now if you're from the upper peninsula and you're filming falls, I am suspect because they're all over the place. My first instinct is that it's a cut out, as a matter of fact I almost laughed because I could picture Dale Earnhardt standing there with a Pepsi. Love your work Bob, keep up the good work.

[@Jrh-rp7np]

Ummm Dale Earnhardt was sponsored by Coca-Cola him drinking a Pepsi is blasphemy.. Now had you said Jeff Gordon drinking a Pepsi it would of worked … get it right dude lol

[@grampaapple9041]

Johnny Cougs!

[@michygeorg]

You can't film falls if you live in the area? Okay...

[@caitlinw8351]

I love your silliness in this video, it adds a lot!! ❤️❤️

[@jacobrodesh9019]

WE LOVE YOU BOB

[@alexmajors7915]

Great video as always Bob, and I have to be honest. The story of the chimp almost had me bawling! So heartbreaking! Thank you for your hard and honest work. You are truly the best!!✌️

[@mjrchapin]

It's interesting how the standard since the Patterson film was and remains "It's can't possibly be what it looks like, so let's figure out how it was faked. That big old suppressed premise is a s far away from science as it's possible to be. So god to see you you'd posted!

[@athena5696]

Everytime Bob uploads, i know its going to be a good day!😄

[@daveatkins3568]

Bigfoot playing freeze tag. 😎✌🏻

[@Scp716creativecommons]

Love your work "Bob", have since you about when you started, and heavily since the cryptids that kill Luska theory, which showed me your inquisitiveness along side critical thinking. Your story telling has surprised me many times as well, such a flat delivery system (your voice) wrinkled into all the origami imaginable. The tale of Moe, however, caught me very off guard this morning. Came for a tale of bigfoot potentials, left burdened by the love you feel for life when weighed against such relatable sadness. Thanks for it all, good thoughts to carry today

[@SEVNTIGERS]

Hey Bob I really like your videos! To me this is actual Patty that's photoshopped out of the Classic 60s footage and pasted on background because I can see where the legs stop and are on top of the light colored tree branch, instead of behind it - like you'd expect.🤔 so to me, it looks like it is actual Patty (pasted) 👍🏼 🙂

[@matthewemmons5953]

I love this analysis. Great work BG

[@omniovi6567]

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[@Lou.B]

Bob, You are certainly gifted with astute powers of observation and a scientist's mind (in the best sense of the phrase). But one of the things I most appreciate about you is your ability to imagine events from another's perspective, often bringing a profound sense of 'humanity' to the experience. I'm no longer surprised by your rare skill in teaching US about our own humanity from the perspective of Bigfoot awareness. But I still marvel that you offer this so often, and present it so clearly. Please keep up the great work! Lou

[@rickh1238]

I know, go back and see if it's gone!

[@DerMeister821]

Local here: those are two different waterfalls. The first one is indeed the Au Train Power Dam falls (Au Train, MI), and the 2nd (1:49) is Laughing Whitefish Falls (Rumely, MI). I visit both frequently--as in, my last visit was two days ago. People hike around the bottom right side (where he's taking the video) from all the time, he also left out the boardwalk/staircase. The 'caves' are just indentations from runoff and snowmelt in the sandstone bedrock. They aren't actually caves. Pretty typical around all the water falls, escarpments, etc., in the area--they ARE NOT something ANY animal dwells in due to the moisture/water runoff and freezing over. The trees--that's a shadow, the cliff face is right there behind that foliage. This guy is just preying upon the gullible that have no experience with the locale.

[@LegolasLizard]

we’re so back

[@Bubbies-777]

Are you asking or just being a d-bag?

[@DeathShamen2182]

Much love to you Mr. Gymlan. As always I appreciate your videos. Keep em coming!

[@CW0123]

I’ll say filming the falls and panning down them is to be expected. Stacked rocks are common be it river, desert, or beach. I’m not sure why he focus so heavily on the river after filming the falls and the jump to the cave is odd to me personally cause if I were to film the caves I’d want to be at the entrance but I get that a day tripper would want to film all they could quickly and easily. The blobsquatch is 🤷‍♂️ to me leaning on the it’s nothing. I don’t think the guy would go out of his way to fake it tho. I noticed the thing on the branch looked a lot like Patty too (🍑🍈🍈) and say it could be especially given their ability to go unnoticed

[@robstramy6982]

Your videos are always far and few between but always worth the wait.

[@lunaucprobably7487]

Fact: Every tree stump is Bigfoot.

[@BobGymlan]

Only if it’s blurry.

[@herenow2895]

@@BobGymlan - This looks like the figure is squatting, leaning onto its left elbow to quickly try and get out of the way and freeze. Best way to avoid detection is to freeze. Hence no movement. The bit on the left as we look at it, with what looks like a bald patch or thin hair, is its right elbow. The highest part we can see is its right shoulder. So you have the upper arm between those two points, the elbow at 90 degrees and forearm going behind the fallen branch. The head is mostly obscured and we have some blurry twigs in front of what would be its right collar bone. The darkest bit, between its elbow and the fallen branch is the right side of its midriff in the shadow of its arm. There could even be a small, saggy breast centre mass.

[@boxingfanazM.O.B]

​@@BobGymlan Please read my comment. It's not under this comment, but it is the comment section for this video. Thx!!

[@despairknot]

No, my ex-wife was hairy, but she was just a stump.

[@phil7144]

Tis a glorious day when Bob Gymlan uploads a new video

[@douglaswarden2584]

The story of Moe was so very sad. Chimps are our closest related species so one would think we would do a better job to recognize their intelligence and humanity.

[@ryguy832]

We are nothing likea dam chimp whatsoever. Get off the mainstream wagon and start thinking for yourself

[@donnavorce8856]

I shed some tears at that. How awful for everyone. Glad, as Bob mentioned, that somehow Moe got to his end a free being.

[@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes]

Do you feel there is "intelligence and humanity" in that ape I call Moby Trump?

[@doctorm5516]

Great vid Bob, as always. At the first viewing I was like, 'clutching at straws in this one' and by the end I thought it was well worth a look. It's the complete lack pf movement that made me initially think 'nuttin to see here', but you made sense of that very well.

[@restionSerpentine]

As someone who has hunted turkeys before... I only saw 3

[@RockBottom1987]

Love your work Bob, can't wait for more content!!!!

[@allisonshort370]

Why does this Bigfoot look like a reduced version of the Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot. It literally was the first thing I saw when you pointed it out. Small mini Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot.

[@vinniedurrant]

Thnx 4 posting Bob, sorry I haven't been able to support the channel as well as some but I will try & I'm grateful 4 every video you post, stay well 👍

[@Harpazoed]

About 30 miles south of theses falls. We were camping at a rustic campground. We were howl growled at. It was so loud it shook my ribs. I also found 2 sets of foot prints. By Munising 16” on broken sandstone. They exist up there.

[@michygeorg]

So not a wolf, I take it.

[@Harpazoed]

@@michygeorg that was my first take. Until I listen to all of the wolves in that area. It was before I believe Bigfoot was in that area or even in Michigan. It had a sonic sound. Something that shook my ribs and gut. We were the only ones camping there at the time. Great question tho.

[@Harpazoed]

@@michygeorg that was the beginning of me thinking there are Bigfoot up there.

[@VENZUL0]

Phuq yeah! A new BG video. As usual I dropped everything to click on the notification. I'm sure my co-pilot can handle the landing, besides, she needs the practice.

[@luukzilla1519]

I have a off topic question, are Dogmen and Werewolves the same?

[@TUKByV1]

One is allergic to silver weapons, the other, flea shampoo. Choose wisely.

[@DPain82]

Dogmen supposedly have tails, werewolfs no tails.

[@LovePotion_]

​@theunknownknowsBYvoivod Don't forget that dogmen partake in the scavenging of your trash and are prone to be discouraged from attacking by calling them a "Bad boy".

[@headjuice125]

An 'Escanaba in da Moonlight' reference. You just made my day, bud

[@ricodog3652]

Anything submitted to RMSO is a giant red flag in itself

[@BobGymlan]

Why?

[@ricodog3652]

@@BobGymlan he has a reputation for posting known hoaxes. Not well respected in the very strange and dysfunctional world of Bigfoot.

[@tify8238]

​@@BobGymlan I love your videos but RSMO it's kinda like the flat earth society. They have a hypothesis or theory which they already think they have an answer to. They don't take a neutral stance and any evidence that counters their theory is somewhat dismissed. I love your videos because you're skeptical yet not closed minded enough to disregard the people you talk to and the evidence you get/gather. You take a scientific pragmatic approach in comparison. At least that's what I assume ricodog is getting at.

[@DD-to5ig]

@@tify8238You must be thinking of the ball earth society.

[@tify8238]

@@DD-to5ig I mean show me the evidence for flat earth that counters things like a northern and southern hemisphere star constellations, how satellites can stay in orbit if they're not free falling or how you can calculate a circumference with a mile gap using shadows or how people I know have used the trade winds to sail around the world. I'm not opposed to the earth being flat because it makes no difference to me if it is round, flat, or square. However, you got to have the evidence to back it up and that evidence has to be in better standing than what we currently have brother.

[@3atingfr3nzy]

The BEST Sasquatch research channel ever..! Bob manages to make points I never entertained, in just about every video .. 🤯🤷🏼‍♂️ 🦍

[@louv4437]

This one looks legit

[@josephharris1869]

Great Stuff Bob- always a good day when a video from you drops- the Rodeo Guy line - belly laugh:)

[@grant1497]

Let’s go new video I found your channel no all to long ago on my for you page as I am consumed by Sasquatch and long form content your channel has become easily my favorite I beige watched more of your videos then I’m comfortable admitting that night and finished the rest the next night safe to say you make fabulous content and I applaud you for your genuine attempt to keep everything unbiased in view thank you for the content that you make and the quality of your work- grant

[@jodiebradley1673]

Bob can I just say that no matter what videos you upload you make it sound good ,I am so mesmerised by your voice you could literally read anything and I would listen to it.🤣🤣😍😍

[@kingshisa8266]

Awesome work as always Bob.

[@TheDelicate556]

Bob!!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉 yes!! I was unemployed about 2 months ago and I was binge watching all your videos now I’m doing well and watching with a much better position. Love the videos

[@matThaHatter]

Awesome, Bob! I appreciate you uploading again so quickly! Then again, Wisconsin is a boring place to live... 🤣

[@BobGymlan]

Just the way I like it.