There’s of course many many other things completely awry starting with the differences in distances from the filmer to the sad squatch in the much further away normal speed version and the much shorter ditance between the two in the slow downed version.

There’s the differences in the points where the sad squatch enters the road then disappears back into the trees.

There’s the differences in stride patterns and points where the different part of sad squatch’s feet hit different parts of the road.

There’s huge the differences in arm positions and arm use.

There’s the differences in the type of long and thin stick in the slowed down version as opposed to very short thick and stubby stick if not indeed complete absence of stick in the normal speed version.

But apart from those and all the other anomalies then yes I’m fully convinced.

However, I can’t do that. If you play close attention, it seems like he lets off the gas ever-so-slightly about three to four seconds prior to seeing the Bigfoot – as if anticipating the encounter. He also lets off the gas entirely a fraction of a second before the Bigfoot is visible on camera, but that could be attributed to his line of sight being higher than the camera’s and actually seeing it before the camera.

In addition, he doesn’t even utter a word or make a sound when he sees it – he just drives off the trail. We know we can hear his voice (or should be able to hear it) because we hear chatter early in the video and hear the brush hitting the ATV when he goes into it. I’m thinking a gasp or a “holy cow” would be warranted if a giant figure runs across a trail in front of you – unless you already know it’s going to happen.