By Tim Binnall
An interesting game camera photo from Missouri shows a mysterious tuft of fur that just might be a glimpse of Bigfoot. The enigmatic image was showcased last week by the 'Homesteader Horsemanship' YouTube channel, which chronicles the life and adventures of a homesteader family that raises horses on their massive property in the Ozarks. Prior to sharing the photo, host JR explained that his son-in-law had placed a game camera in a remote location on the land. Shortly thereafter, they noticed that the device was repeatedly removed from the tree where it was placed and left behind on the ground without otherwise being disturbed. To the bewilderment of the family, when the game camera was disturbed again in mid-October, it snapped the puzzling picture that left them scratching their heads.
Taking viewers to the desolate wooded spot where the photo was taken, JR noted that it is far enough from civilization that the possibility of a human being responsible for the incidents seems rather unlikely. He also observed that the height at which the game camera was placed would also seemingly preclude a person behind the peculiar image. Further suggesting that a troublemaking human was not to blame, the memory card and the device itself were undisturbed beyond being pulled down from the tree. While JR conceded that a black bear could be the culprit, he was skeptical that such an animal would manage to deftly avoid being photographed in the process.
As an admitted Bigfoot believer, the host theorized that the tuft of fur seen in the photo could be from the arm of the legendary cryptid as it reached across the camera to dislodge it from the tree. To that end, JR opined that Sasquatch is not merely a "lost ape" and, instead, posited that Bigfoot is a "spiritual hybrid between ancient humans and fallen demons." Thanks to that pedigree, he surmised that the curious chimera could possess advanced intelligence, "abilities, and powers," which allow it to detect the infrared light emitted by the device. Ultimately, JR mused that the fur seen in the photo had to be "a bear or a Bigfoot. That's the two options." What do you think was photographed on their property last month? Weigh in with your thoughts at the C2C Facebook page.