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Have you ever wondered how Bigfoot sightings are classified? The YouTube channel TCC Research recently posted a video explaining the official BFRO (Bigfoot Field Research Organization) Bigfoot Encounters Classification System.The classification system consists of three categories: Class A, Class B, and Class C. Class A reports involve clear sightings in circumstances where misinterpretation or misidentification of other animals can be ruled out with greater confidence. These reports often include well-documented footprint cases, where the potential for misinterpretation is very low.Class B incidents involve a possible Sasquatch being observed at a great distance or in poor lighting conditions, and incidents where the subject was not afforded a clear view. These reports are not considered less credible or less important than Class A reports, but the potential for misinterpretation is higher.Class C reports include most second-hand reports and any third-hand reports or stories with untraceable sources. These reports are kept in BFRO archives but are rarely listed publicly in their database due to the high potential for inaccuracy.It's good to note that not all teams or organizations use a classification system. The BFRO's system is just one way of categorizing and evaluating Bigfoot sightings.In addition to explaining the classification system, the video also touches on the importance of preserving and protecting the natural habitats of Bigfoot and other cryptids. Many Bigfoot sightings occur in remote, forested areas, and the destruction of these habitats through logging, mining, and other human activities can have a significant impact on the survival of these elusive creatures.So next time you come across a Bigfoot sighting, consider the classification system and whether it falls into Class A, B, or C. And remember, the preservation of their natural habitats is crucial for their continued existence.Make sure to check out the full video on TCC Research's YouTube channel and subscribe to stay updated on their latest content. And as always, keep an open mind and stay squatchable!

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From early 1900s attacks in the Pacific Northwest to the most recent Sasquatch sightings, these close encounters with Bigfoot will send chills up your spine.It’s unclear precisely when Bigfoot sightings began, but North American history is littered with accounts of a bipedal ape-man seen roaming through the nation’s most isolated woodlands.Indeed, even before America’s states were united and Canada became a sovereign nation, a plethora of Indigenous tribes told tales of “wildmen” stealing their food.PixabayThe United States has tallied 23,000 Bigfoot sightings in total, with the most recent Sasquatch encounters happening in the western portion of the country.The name that each culture bestowed upon this beast varied, but it was largely formerly known as Sasquatch. But then, a 1958 article covering a curious set of enormous footprints cemented the name “Bigfoot” in the American lexicon.Bigfoot sightings across the United States have clocked in at around 23,000 encounters in total since the late 1800s. These encounters range from the harrowing reports of 20th-century loggers to a perplexing 1967 video that still draws awe and speculation to this day.Indeed, these eight Bigfoot sightings and recent Sasquatch encounters are the most entrancing stories of the elusive beast yet.The Startling 1967 Bigfoot Sighting Caught On FilmTwitterThe so-called Patterson-Gimlin film spans 59.5 seconds and remains hotly contested as to whether or not it is an authentic Bigfoot sighting.The Patterson-Gimlin film of 1967 arguably cemented Bigfoot into American folklore more than any other sighting in history.Of course, Sasquatch was known among several Indigenous North American tribes and American newspapers reported sightings as early as the late 1800s, but no actual footage of the beast existed — until Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin’s fated trip.It was on Oct. 20 of that year when the two men rode their horses through Bluff Creek, California. Patterson had been obsessed with the mythical beast, eager to produce films, and authored books on the subject. Gimlin was merely an old friend who joined Patterson in support.Around 1:00 p.m. that day, their horses suddenly kicked as a strange scent filled the air. Then, the men spotted a furry creature ambling on two legs about 100 feet away. The two men dismounted, and Patterson used his trusty Cine Kodak camera to capture the beast on 16 mm film.Ever since, Patterson and Gimlin’s film has been scrutinized, lauded, and criticized in equal measure. Some have deemed it the most elaborate prank in history, while others — including esteemed researchers — see it as the most convincing Bigfoot evidence ever recorded.The notorious Patterson-Gimlin film, stabilized for clearer viewing.But skeptics have argued that because Patterson profited so thoroughly from the short film, he almost certainly developed the footage as a forgery on purpose. Indeed, Patterson did take the film on a nationwide tour charging admission and even published a book on Bigfoot the year prior. Many thus deem him a huckster who finally caught a lucky break with this contentious video.Costume designer Phillip Morris even claimed that he himself sold Patterson the costume seen in the

By GAGE WILSONfor Glasgow News 1Barren Countians are invited to attend the Bigfoot Festival in Park City Saturday, Oct. 12The event will feature a variety of activities and notable guest speakers, making it an engaging event for Bigfoot enthusiasts of all ages.One of the speakers is Amy Bue, co-founder of Project Zoobook, a research group that collaborates with scientists and Bigfoot investigators to explore evidence related to the mysterious creature. Bue, who became involved in Bigfoot research after a personal sighting in Ohio, now speaks nationally about her findings.Project Zoobook also focuses on conservation efforts to preserve potential Bigfoot habitats.According to the North American Wood Ape Conservancy, “The…conservancy is a scientific-research organization dedicated to studying the North American wood ape, the animal many people call ‘Bigfoot’ or ‘Sasquatch.’”Another featured speaker is Adam Davies, a British explorer known for his work investigating cryptids across the globe. Davies has participated in expeditions on multiple continents, seeking evidence of creatures like the Yeti and Orang Pendek, and is recognized as a prominent figure in cryptozoology.Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, has been a subject of fascination across North America, with sightings reported from coast to coast.Kentucky, with its dense forests, is no stranger to Bigfoot lore. Reports of sightings in the state date back to the 19th century, including a story involving frontiersman Daniel Boone, who allegedly encountered and killed a creature he referred to as a “Yahoo,” which some believe was an early reference to Bigfoot.The festival, which will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., will feature a Bigfoot Howl Contest, storytelling sessions, and a Q&A with the guest speakers. The event will also have a Kids Corner and opportunities for families to engage with the world of Bigfoot.Local officials, such as city commissioner Mike Burgess, have expressed their excitement for the festival during a recent Park City Commission meeting, emphasizing the potential to attract visitors.

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