The Kedrowskis are father and sons from Minnesota that don't believe in the legend of bigfoot. That's why they're scratching their heads over a photo taken from one of their wilderness motion-detecting cameras that they use to gauge deer migration.
They at first suspected each other of a prank, but have decided it wasn't actually one of them, and nobody else knew about the camera, or its location. Tim, the father, asked neighbors about the night in question.
They at first suspected each other of a prank, but have decided it wasn't actually one of them, and nobody else knew about the camera, or its location. Tim, the father, asked neighbors about the night in question.
(T)hey said they had gone out about 2 a.m. to use the outhouse and had heard strange squealing noises. Tim said he asked them to show him the direction of the sounds. They pointed to the area where the camera had been, although they had no idea of its location.In spite of such seemingly credible reports, biologists remain unconvinced.
"Personally, I don't buy the fact this thing exists," said Blane Klemek, assistant wildlife manager with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources in Bemidji. He also noted than no one has ever found a Bigfoot carcass. "All organisms die; they don't just go away," Klemek said. "You'd think someone someday would find one."
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The refection off the flash looks like the sheen of Nylon Hair.
You're right scot, that looks just like a Nanny from Ireland.
http://www.bemidjipioneer.com/event/article/id/100013967/
Seems to be a lot of double postings recently.
It just looks like a person wearing black pants and a black coat with the hood up.
sigh
If they were actually skeptical, it wouldn't be hard at all for them. It's just a poor attempt to seem credible by saying that.
Why don't we ever get a frontal pic?
Now they're just a couple of morons who seek their moment in the limelight. Well congrats folks- You made it! Now we all know you exist.
Long legs (human proportions)
Reflective surface that doesn't pull in at bendable joints.
I'm a bigfoot-believer-wannabe (I want to believe), but this picture isn't it.
I'm guessing misunderstanding, rather than hoax. A hoaxer would go to greater lengths...