Bigfoot "Throwing a Tree" in Youtube video, Alberta Canada. Uploaded Jan 19th 2018

a reply to: Gordi The Drummer

Yeah the person who filmed it doesn't want credit so he gave it to a click bait YouTuber.

Makes sense.

Fake.

Assuming all his math is approximately accurate the only “maybe” I could come up with as a debunk would be a bear that swiped a fallen uprooted tree out of its way. Definitely odd but then again with CGI capabilities who knows about anything anymore to be honest.

At least in 1080p HD once again...

a reply to: surfer_soul

Hi surfer,
yeah, it's hard from the resolution to make out how thick that sucker is!

The guys analysis is (I believe) based on the length of the "tree" thrown (by comparing it to the size of the "creature" throwing it, and comparing it to similarly sized trees of that type).
i.e. IF the creature is around 6 feet tall, but we can only see the upper half (approx 3 feet of torso/head etc) then the "tree" must be around 12 feet long (because it's around 4 times the length of the visible torso).
I think he also mentioned that if the thrower is only 5 feet tall, (with 2.5 foot showing) that the "tree" would therefore be around 10 feet tall.

I think 10-12 feet tall is pretty big for a sapling?
Also - the way that it lands looks to me like it has some weight and substance to it. It doesn't seem to flex and bend like a sapling would? It is hard to tell though.

G

originally posted by: Timely
a reply to: Gordi The Drummer

Did you see all the other "bigfoot" videos on his channel ?

Click bait ... mate. 😁

Agreed. The only thing on "Thinker Thunkers" Big Man channel.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: Gordi The Drummer
Yeah the person who filmed it doesn't want credit so he gave it to a click bait YouTuber.
Makes sense.
Fake.

Thanks Occam,
That's a very insightful remark.

Of course, it couldn't possibly be that the person who filmed it was disappointed with his footage, (frustrated that he couldn't see the subject matter of his video very clearly), and decided to send it to an internet "expert" who specialises in stabilising and enhancing other people's footage to make it clearer...

Must be fake then.

a reply to: Gordi The Drummer

Yeah because being there in person he had no opportunity to get closer and get conclusive footage. His only option was terrible quality video taken from afar like every other fake.

originally posted by: Gordi The Drummer
a reply to: surfer_soul

Hi surfer,
yeah, it's hard from the resolution to make out how thick that sucker is!

The guys analysis is (I believe) based on the length of the "tree" thrown (by comparing it to the size of the "creature" throwing it, and comparing it to similarly sized trees of that type).
i.e. IF the creature is around 6 feet tall, but we can only see the upper half (approx 3 feet of torso/head etc) then the "tree" must be around 12 feet long (because it's around 4 times the length of the visible torso).
I think he also mentioned that if the thrower is only 5 feet tall, (with 2.5 foot showing) that the "tree" would therefore be around 10 feet tall.

I think 10-12 feet tall is pretty big for a sapling?
Also - the way that it lands looks to me like it has some weight and substance to it. It doesn't seem to flex and bend like a sapling would? It is hard to tell though.

G

Fair points the video is so grainy it’s not easy to judge the thickness, girth or length..ohh er misses! That’s why I compared it with the silver birch, which in natural woodland don’t get all that big in diameter on average. I didn’t see the tree being ripped up from the ground it could have just been laying on the ground and most likely was. By sapling I didn’t mean a very young flexible tree, more one about 10 years old or so. Or it could have been a branch that was partly rotten, birch wood tends to rot quickly outside yet the bark doesn’t and it can retain its shape but actually be reall quite light. I would guess it was about 4 inches in diameter and about 10-12 feet long.

What bothers me most is why the footage is so blurry in today’s day and age.

By only allowing it to be viewed on his YouTube site, it makes me think that he's more interested in the "clicks" and advertising than actual video content.

It kind of looks like a gorilla throwing a small tree, the video says about fifty pounds, which to me would seem about right at the four to five inch range. I toss branches and small dead trees like that, I can toss them about maybe six to eight feet. I have them in the woods here and toss them to the trail to cut up occasionally. I am a pretty big guy, I used to have big muscles working construction. I could never toss a branch like that even a quarter as far as he threw it. I toss dried hardwood, if that was a dried dead standing pine or ceder, I could toss it farther. It seems to be hardwoods, so maybe a dried standing poplar being tossed, that can be very light too, maybe thirty pounds when dried out. I could throw a four to six inch dried softwood maybe twelve feet.

Something like an ape could throw it way farther than I could. Where is this video from? A bear can throw wood too, I doubt if it could throw it like that though. That looks about like a twelve foot pole, between four and five inches in diameter to me. It appears that it is not rotted, just dry and light, probably a standing leaning softer and lighter wood tree. I have tossed poles like that many times in my life but cannot throw them that far. It is easier to throw a pole than a weight like in the video example.

That could be a leaner, it could be a standing broken tree, his assertion of ripping it out is wrong. Standing dead trees are all over the woods, bone dry most times, and still good for burning.

There are guys stronger than I was when in shape out there, it is possible someone could do that I suppose.

This does not have to be a direct hoax, that could be a very strong person tossing firewood or an ape. Depending on the wood, that could be as light as twenty five pounds. As far as the blurriness, it appears to be foggy there, that is not unusual. It could also be smoke, someone could be out cleaning out the woods to throw into a brushfire, I did that here, I also rented a woodchipper one time to chop up all the deadfalls.

im pretty sure i have seen this video in the past.
its an entertaining video real or fake either way.

That’s simply a big grizzly bear tossing a tree limb.

Or it’s my uncle Joe... he’s really strong ( likes to wear black )and has been missing for some time.😏

a reply to: Gordi The Drummer

A very good find, my friend Gordi. Perhaps it's real, probably not.

It's not every day that any of us come upon a video of tree throwing bigfoots. What this boils down to is that with cgi, stunts, and special effects one has to wonder what is real if anything these days.

Stars and flags just for you of course.

Looks like one of those fake azz Mountain Monsters videos to me...

Thanks cool vid I like how he analyzes the footage. Looks like that thing is throwing a spear.

I'd guess more towards 100lb, probably 48 feet. Whatever it was it does have supernatural strength.

January in Alberta but no snow.


That's all I have

Bigfoot is Scottish?


All makes so much sense now!!!

originally posted by: mikell
January in Alberta but no snow.


That's all I have

It can happen ... all it takes is a week of warmer temps with sunshine and snow disappears in January.

I still say it’s a big Grizzly bear.

Way too blurry to really make heads or tails out of it.

It's interesting, but so too are many another blob-squatch video.

Though I have to say I doubt it's a bear.

Thanks for bringing it to us!

a reply to: Lysergic




Spotted again!