These may have been posted before, if so I apologize for the duplication.

Recently I found three interesting Bigfoot related YouTube channels:

MK Davis:

http://www.youtube.com/user/primateer1

Rick Noll:

http://www.youtube.com/user/RichardLNoll

And the Animal X episode about the Skookum expedition in five parts. Part One:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV9MSEkcOQI

In part four, Jeff Meldrum suggests there are dermal ridges on the cast:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJWdh6MMto0

"For me personally, perhaps the most significant finding is the presence of what appear to be dermatoglyphics, which are the skin ridge patterns on the soles of the feet that are evident on these heel imprints."

"Interesting" to say the least.

I watched the video of MK's about 'filtration' of the hair so you could see it was blowing in the wind. Here's his analysis of the result.



Oh well.

I saw this, MK Davis's interpretation that Patty has buck teeth:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBixC3djHx4

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Reminds me of this:

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Huuuuuuuaaaaaaa huuuuuuuuuaaaaaaaa huuuuuuuuaaaaaooooohhhh!!!

If you only knew the joke behind the scenes regarding that pic.

I was thinking the same thing and wondered, does he know about that shark picture??????

In the second MK Davis film clip, he says, "Note that the subject clearly has a managed hairstyle."

Uh, yeah, okay. Davis CLEARLY doesn't understand how light and shadow play across a three dimensional form. The light comes in at an angle from the top left. This creates shadows on all body planes that curve away from the light source. (If you'll notice there are dark shadows that run down the right side of each arm, body and leg, while the left side of the body is lit directly by the sun.) The areas that are in direct sun are highlighted. The area he's talking about as a "managed hairstyle" .. lol .... is an area of shadow that on the left runs along the spine of the creature at the back of the head and upper shoulders, and can be seen as a triangular area of black shadow to the right of the spine. This is simply an area of denser hair on the back of the head (or nape area) which is deliniated from the other dense hair on the other side of the nape simply because it's in shadow .... sheesh ... talk about wishful thinking. Buddy .. take a class or two.

Stop making assumptions about things you're obviously completely ignorant about.