M K Davis asks What is Patty carrying in her left hand?

I think I'll start a new thread with just "M.K. Davis bigfoot films.

This "NEW" one came out just 5 hours ago.

You all can post them also for DISCUSSION.

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M K Davis asks What is Patty carrying in her left hand?


Published on Aug 19, 2013


Something larger than her hand comes into view on the left flank. She drops it and it is caught on film as crooked or boomerang shaped object as it passes by her leg on the way to the ground.

reply to post by RUFFREADY

It looks like a plastic bag to me.

The boomerang shape is not related to that imo, but is part of the background. my 2 cents worth.

Originally posted by aboutface
reply to post by RUFFREADY

 

It looks like a plastic bag to me.

The boomerang shape is not related to that imo, but is part of the background. my 2 cents worth.

Did they have plastic bags in 1967 (like you'd get at the grocery store) ? I Don't think it was that.

But, I don't know what it could be yet...

Thanks

Looks like a big rock maybe being carried for defense. I watched the Paul Freeman video, also. It was very good. I say leave them alone. They don't appear to be a threat. If there is a large hominid more intelligent than humans residing in the wilderness, some people won't be satisfied unless they are captured or all killed.

Screen shot...

I ain't gonna try anymore ...a hassel

It's obviously her purse.

She no leave cave without it.

that was funny onenationunder!!!!!! clever retort!


definitely something in the hand,,,especially noticable in that part with the dark background, can't tell what it is, though.

Well its obviously a Tambourine...

Probably on her way to a Bigfoot Bluegrass Festival. Them sasquatches gotta keep themselves entertained ya know.

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They might not appear to be a threat, but consider this....

If this species exists in such small numbers then they obviously need to breed, and i would bet that if its close enough to human then any 'humanoid' would do....so i believe that Bigfoot abducts and breeds human women to keep the species going...

The one comment under the video makes sense.
Someone suggested that it could have been a rock; many encounter reports involve rock-throwing behavior. Perhaps she was holding it as a defensive "weapon" in case she felt the need to throw it to scare the people away. It could have even been for use as a tool of some sort, for example by hitting a fish in the creek with it.

Originally posted by RUFFREADY

Originally posted by aboutface
reply to post by RUFFREADY

 

It looks like a plastic bag to me.

The boomerang shape is not related to that imo, but is part of the background. my 2 cents worth.

Did they have plastic bags in 1967 (like you'd get at the grocery store) ? I Don't think it was that.

But, I don't know what it could be yet...

Thanks

wiki on plastic bags Says they were in worldwide use since the 1960s.

reply to post by aboutface


The object is visible way back at the beginning of the film. Watch the left hand as the angle changes. It has been observed that she doesn't swing the left hand. Perhaps this is why. What do you think?


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Darn thing wouldn't let me embed...it was just posted 18 minuets ago...

Originally posted by Thorneblood
Well its obviously a Tambourine...

Probably on her way to a Bigfoot Bluegrass Festival. Them sasquatches gotta keep themselves entertained ya know.

I checked "that song came out in 1968"

I know I said, M.K. Davis crap. But...

I just got this from, Don Jeffrey Meldrum!!

"Don Jeffrey Meldrum

8 hours ago

The first days of my Russian trip were spent in the Caucasus National Park. We operated out of a remote field camp operated by a very cordial and industrious Armenian family. In these photos we survey the remarkably lush and diverse alpine meadows flanking Mt Fisht, the first in the chain of peaks of the Caucasus spreading out to the southeast. My host, Dmitry Pirkulov is pictured next. Our guide, Islam Magomedov (center) was a district ranger for UNESCO, and very familiar with the reports of the wildman from this region. More to come..."

next picture ...

and last...





This photo is just for the heck!! But, he is right now "on the hunt" !!!

Hmm . . . maybe he finally caught up to Alice's white rabbit? No, but seriously, I have no clue either. I'm with the rock theory on this one.

I will have to leave the #1 "Mars photos" comment.
It's a rock.

she's not carrying anything, she is clearly grabbing that limb to push it out of the way

M K Davis discusses the movement around the mouth of the Patterson subject

Published on Aug 20, 2013
The subtle movements of the face and mouth of the Patterson subject become apparent when stabilization is applied to the face.



M K Davis discusses frames 61 and 72 of the Patterson film