Another Bigfoot sighting reported near Provo, Utah

The Rocky Mountain Sasquatch Organization has been following up on reports of another Bigfoot sighting in the Provo area.
Some experts, however, aren't so sure.

[jules]

As a former Zoologist judging by the size, fur coating and footprints revealed in this video I can safely say this wasn’t a Giraffe

[benjaminmaughan]

"Believe in yourself, even when no one else does, " -Bigfoot

[Darren-lbrx]

These are moments I wish people had a drone on them and went for a closer look

[beebob]

I hate when PhD’s think they know everything. They’re often goofier than anyone else around. Just ask most college graduates

[madArt]

It’s hilarious that the PhD would say that. It’s more likely to spot a Bigfoot than it is to spot a big shot PhD biologist out in the forest doing research (or anything at all, really)

[kcameron]

I think it's actually ridiculous to make the assumption that we've found everything there is.

[martinjeffery]

When panda bears were first learned of, it then took 50 years to find one in the wild

[rodneyrichwinejr.]

The Phd says there are a lot of undiscovered things especially in the natural world but they don't take the form of a giant ape. How does he know what form they take if they're "undiscovered"?

[TerminusHostilia]

I believe in the things that I see with my own eyes and can feel in my gut.
I also believe Eric Rickart is a pompous ass, close-minded fool.
And just because you haven't seen Sasquatch, doesn't mean he hasn't seen you.

[MichaelMefford]

These sightings for most part are very much real. I live in Southwest Alabama and I can tell you there’s been 5 sightings in my town since 1970s. 2 witnesses I know very well and trust with there two eyes with all my heart have seen them behind my local Walmart. These creatures are very much real and alive today.

[jupitergin]

I think some of these "scientists" fail to grasp how big the world really is.

[burnthetrolls]

You know it's Bigfoot when you can't get a clear footage of it in your camera

[llponce]

I been all over the US and there are hundreds of miles of forest and woods in just about every state that haven't seen a human in decades. So, the chances of something like a sasquatch being out there wouldn't surprise me.

[johnmurray]

I was stationed at Hill AFB back in the late 70's. There were very large footprints attributed to bigfoot found in the foothills of North Ogden. It made the news (if I remember correctly). The area was not even close to being as populated as it is now. So, is there a possibility that a larger primate type of being exists? Seems to me sightings are becoming more common, which makes sense, as the "wilderness" is shrinking due to human encroachment.

[bustown]

I live on Vancouver Island and these creatures are real.

[thereturningshadow]

Wow. A so called scientist with a completely closed mind. How the hell does he get any work done?

[juliebeal]

They are not going to show themselves to Eric. He can hit the woods every day for a year and never see one. Thats the way it is for people with closed minds.

[mikefoehr]

A century ago Europeans dismissed the Mountain Gorilla as a myth. Guess that didn't play out to well.

[cdgee]

Most people don't believe in aliens. Yet three of the most honest people I know, had a space ship hover in front of their car. My point? The "professional" zoologist guy INSTANTLY discredits himself imo.

[AnthonyDDean]

Likelihood - very. There are hundreds of stories dating back to hundreds of years. How many other things have scientists been absolutely sure about? And most people who say it’s not possible aren’t even scientists.