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This Post By TCC Team Member Dorraine Fisher. Dorraine is a Professional Writer, a nature and wildlife enthusiast who has written for many magazines. Get Dorraine's book The Book Of Blackthorne!
The Controversial Question of
“Cloaking”
Does Bigfoot Have The Power To
Disappear At Will?
By Dorraine Fisher
One of the most heated subjects of
debate in the bigfoot world is about the possibility that the creatures elude us
so well because they have some kind of “cloaking” ability that no other creature
is known to possess. Some witnesses claim this ability is in fact real, while
others scoff. But most, like me, just want a clear answer…and some visual proof
wouldn’t hurt either.
The following video footage was
submitted by bigfoot researcher Dave Moser and his research team at Carolina Bigfoot Field Research in North Carolina (CBFR). And almost completely missed being
discovered. The footage
is extremely unusual and begs a lot of questions. And we don’t know what it is,
but we’d like your opinions.
Dave Moser offered this statement of
information about the footage, his and the team’s experiences when it was taken,
other relevant information, as well as his own thoughts about what might cause
some to believe cloaking is possible.
The Uwharrie, NC Thermal Figure –
1/19/2013 - Dave Moser
Weather Data:
OAT -22 F Humidity -80%
Bar. Press - 30.45 Hg.
Moon Phase – First
Quarter
The moving figure video footage
was not discovered until Jan 24th; 5 days after the recording. If it were not for the audio picking up the
leaves rustling I may have never seen the figures movement. During the first rewind I immediately noticed
the movement of the figure and began an in depth analysis of getting the facts
of the whole event documented.
Our group was on a planned walk
down a hard packed dirt trail, south of our camp. Many in the group have had BF experiences on
this tail before which parallels a ridge to the west and east so you are walking
in somewhat of a valley. A team of 6 had
left the campground around 2330 and may have gone close to a ¼ mile down the
trail when I observed the 4 team members who were approximately 70-80 yards
ahead of me had stopped and were looking to the west or right side of the trail.
It’s customary for me to stop and observe the area with my Thermal camera from
the rear of the group. I prefer this
position because I like to scan behind us to see if anything is following and it
also gives me a wider angle of view of what the front team may be
observing. The 5th team member was
approximately 8-10 feet ahead of me and had G3 night vision binoculars. I
noticed that one of the front team members had stepped a few feet off the road
in the woods. He was also using a
thermal imager but did not have any noticeable heat signatures that I know
of. After talking to him yesterday to
find out the reason he had stopped he provided the following statement:
“I hear something moving to the left of trail. What at first was a deer making a
distress call and then thumping noise like someone or thing was stomping its
foot. I do not think it was a deer making the stomping noise. When I walked off
the trail and staying by the tree, I felt like I was being watched. I had a
sense that whatever it was it was now in front of me about 50 yards.”
After a few minutes the group
proceeded down the road and within a minute I was close to the spot that the
group was observing but had no idea about what they may have heard or
observed. I do know if it was anything
relevant they would have informed me via radio so I figured it was just a normal
noise or sound one would hear in the woods at night. Walking with a somewhat
bright monitor can be hazardous so as I walk at night I usually cover the screen
against my stomach so it does not emit any light. So walking the 40 or so yards or so to their
position of possible disturbance I keep the mounted thermal on a monopod
extended to about 4 feet. That way I can hoist it above my head level and rotate
it in all directions, normally I try to keep it pointed behind me to possibly
catch something following us. But as I walked this time I had the monopod
extended relatively parallel to the ground so it was bouncing around quite a
bit. As I reached the spot the first
group had stopped at I leveled the camera and took a quick scan of the area and
did not notice anything abnormal and proceeded down the road as the group was
still moving forward.
Nothing was observed or heard
during the brief stop at 12:03am early Saturday morning but upon review my first
indication to there being something there was the leaves shuffling. I knew right away that no one was in the
woods to the left or right of me so a rewind was required. The rest of the midnight hike was uneventful
except for the return trip to camp. One of my team members usually has an EMF
detector on his persons and as we passed the spot where the figure was captured
on the Thermal and about 50 yards north his EMP detector went ballistic, I mean
a full pegged out hit that lasted for close to a minute beeping loudly. Although
nothing was ever seen or discovered to cause the deflection it was a strange
coincidence to say the least!
After having viewed the video
for over a year I have come to several personnel conclusions as to what this
video portrays and why this video is important to the Research community.
1)
I
do not believe the Bigfoot in the video is Cloaking or Transparent or a
Spirit. After talking to an engineer at
FLIR the conclusion is pretty simple and lined up pretty close to what I had
originally thought as well as several friends who have also operated Thermal
cameras for a few years. Basically Thermal cameras that record at a 30 Hz rate
can have problems when the temperatures are low and the humidity is high, and
the motion you are recording is FAST, such was the case the night the video was
captured. The Police and Military use 60
Hz but these cameras are expensive and can be hard to find for the average
person. My XP100 Thermal camera records at 30 FPS (Frames per Second). The
camera caused a reflection off the subject due to it most likely being wet and
moving at a high speed. So to recap this
concept it basically shows that Thermal cameras can be limited in the accuracy
of recordings at times due to environmental, atmospheric and the Thermals
ability to interoperate data when these variables are near the threshold of
operating limits.
2) I
have not been able to find any other videos that show how graceful and fast
creatures can move. This is very
important as it explains a lot about why people believe Bigfoots can disappear,
Cloak, jump in a portal or time warp etc. If anything can move that fast they
can easily slip right by you the second you take your eye off them. Who would have thought they can move 35-40
feet in a second. If you really think
about it the concept speaks volumes as to why they are never seem much who would
think to look 30-40 feet left or right when you just saw him right there in
front of you?
Facts from the Post Investigation on
Site:
Figures Distance to the camera
from the first tree----------------- 103
Feet
Figures Distance to the camera
from the second tree-------------- 71
Feet
Distance the Figure Travels –
First tree to Second tree------------ 35
Feet
Figures Estimated Speed------------ 32
MPH
Figures Estimated Height----------- 7 –
7.5 Feet Tall
NOTES from other Researchers on the
Video:
5-6.5ft tall.
bi pedal movement.
gliding smooth
movement.
unable to tell about stride without
given distances to be able to determine it. however at
mark 1.09 and 1.10 seconds it takes a
stride approx. 37% the distance between two
given trees. This appears to be a
full stride for the creature. it happens in 100th of a
second as well.
around the 0.16 sec mark under the
steps there is a type of energy noticed as it hits the
ground. It is not thermal but enough
energy to distort the pixels on the camera. Very
faint but there.
long arms.
broad shoulders.
med sized head as compared to
body.
average size feet.
lower spine curve (L-1 thru S-1) is
over exaggerated which puts the chest is a puffed out
or over exaggerated
state.
running diagonal towards the camera.
left to right towards the frame which would put it
behind the person or vehicle in under
4 seconds
at the 1.24 sec mark it would appear
to swing its left arm (from creature pov) towards
the tree or reaches for it. Probably
an anatomical movement of moving that fast.
The knees sit lower on the legs than
human indicating a different bone and muscle
structure.
The elbow joints would appear to be
in the "correct" place.
Given the position of the head and
direction of travel at mark 1.09 sec I have to assume
it could see the camera because it
appears to look at it.
based off of movement at mark 1.03
and 1.04 it would appear that both arms swing at
once. you can see this due to the
angle in which it is moving. This would indicate a
different type of muscle and movement
structure
based off of one filter the creature
is solid, made of matter so this rules out ghost/spirit
would appear to be using some type of
active camouflage not only visual but also
thermal and IR.
given the fast rate of movement the
energy taken would indicate a different metabolic
rate, O2 consumption rate etc. Or the
second possibility is the p.h. balance of the
creature due to anaerobic metabolism
is extremely acidic.
[Source: carolinabigfootfieldresearch ]
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