Latest Fake Bigfoot Video?
Posted by: Loren Coleman on May 3rd, 2008
This is suppose to be a new – specifically taken on April 19, 2008 – video of a “Bigfoot sighting in a remote region of Transylvania County, North Carolina.”
Instead, what I see is another video that is so faked, from the human in the suit to the less-than-clear wording describing it, I am shocked it is called a “Bigfoot sighting” vs what it is – a dramatic production staged for the camera.
Bubba Cromer, who sent this to me, has produced a film that is good movie, which is a delightful comedy milestone in cryptofiction, but why are these videos still appearing? Publicity for the movie?
Forget the film, there is a Transylvania County, North Carolina? Maybe that is a real hairy Vampire instead.
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As a native North Carolinian, even I had no idea we had a vampire county. Best way to do a hoax, shoot from long distance and have lots of trees obscure the view.
Transylvania county in North Caorlina is the story! Vampires, werewolves and gypsies oh my! How about a castle or two? Don’t forget a horde of villagers with pitch forks and torches. Now that would be a weekend to remember.
To whoever made the video thank you for sharing.
Looks like an otter on a unicycle to me…
But I could be wrong.
Sheeesh, it’s like they’re not even trying anymore.
I would definitely LOVE to have a ‘Transilvania’ home address to “bid you velcome” -)
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the costume looks and walks like that other fake footage that turned out to be advertising for the kids size bigfoot costume earlier in the year
I definitely believe that there exist a species or multiple species of bigfoot… but I found this to be horrible…maybe i’m wrong (that rarely happens, except everyday) ….. never the less…
oh brudder!
I could barely contain myself. Seriously though, when will they stop? I know it sounds morbid, but it going to take a drunken hunter with clear-headed aim to halt the masses of these morons?
unless this cryptid got into some ‘caroline mash’ from a hidden still?
a man in a suit BARELY able to walk a straight line!
I live in North Carolina.
Transylvania County is one of those tiny counties up in the Appalachians along the border where North Carolina, Georgia and South Carolina come together.
The video is pretty ridiculous, too.
In answer to your question as the subject title of this post, YES!