The TRUTH about the 2 Mission BC SASQUATCH Videos #youtube #bigfoot

00:00 Beginning
00:31 Intro
00:48 Original clips
01:58 Footage info
04:44 Authors' behavior
08:54 Subjects' behavior
12:06 Physical features
14:49 Final thoughts

The "Mission BC Sasquatch" moniker refers to two different clips released in 2013 through an app called LegendTracker, created by Canada-based develoment and consulting company PlayMobility, depicting two different alleged bigfoot sightings.
The first one was recorded by a group of asian tourists, and the second by two hikers.
Since its inception, the main purpose of LegendTracker was to get users to go into the wild and search for mythical creatures and lost treasures, record their adventures and post them to receive augmented reality rewards.
The clips in question were among the first to be published through the app, and the company proceded to upload them to YouTube and on their corporate website, generating considerable interest across Europe, Australia and the United States.
Due to the visibility gained by the developer, the media and skeptics were quick to dismiss both videos as hoaxes created by PlayMobility as a growth marketing hack.
I analyze both clips in this video. The results may suprise you!

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[medic]

How is your channel not huge. You put in alot of work into it. I am sure soon it will grow in popularity.

[Badhagis]

My very first thought and impression of the first clip was that it moved like a person in a suit. The second one is too ambiguous to say one way or the other (IMO). Great video!!!

[jessehutchings]

My biggest problem with clip 1 is that if an unknown creature was photographed by so many people there should be more than one source of footage on the event. While it appears they are international tourists in an American forested setting I don't think that detail alone can explain why no other picture sources of the event are evident. 🧐

[innpeasea]

Nick, I always come to check out your videos. I really like how you approach the subject. I look forward to each and every video.

[sashabenoit]

The first clip, if it is in fact the real creature, I wonder if it is possibly an elder of it's species and is maybe hard of hearing due to aging or it could be of any age and just be fully deaf... and that could potentially explain why it didn't notice the tourists right away. The vocalization it made does sound very much like other recordings I have heard that are supposedly the "real deal" that have been studied and analyzed by experts. Also, the arm length, when it was throwing behind itself, did seem unusually long for a human. I have disproportionately long arms for a person and my arm doesn't reach that far behind me. That, plus the movements it made... the digging/ripping bark and potentially a "bluff charge" in attempt to ward off the tourists getting too close, are all reported behaviors of this creature (and of large primates in general). Which to me, makes it all the more plausible of the real thing.

That being said, I still have to give credit to the skeptic in me and point out that it easily could have been staged, either as a prank or an organized hoax for publicity or whatever. Although I do agree with the majority of your analysis regarding that part and I do believe the tourists themselves, were not aware or a part of it. But, I don't think it's too far of a reach to think that someone would prank/hoax a group of tourists. All they would need is the knowledge of when and where the tours stop at that particular location and most tours are pretty consistent/repetitive and don't typically veer from their normal schedule and the routines of their tours. They usually have pretty strict itineraries and that information would be pretty easy to get ahold of or, if the prankster was from the area, they could have easily just observed it enough times to know. And all they would have to do is be in the right spot at the right time, making sure they're close enough and visible. Then they just have to make enough movement and sound to get the tourists attention as they walk by. Also, if it is faked, doing a prank to a tourist group is kind of genius because you know most of them will have cameras out and ready, so you don't have to get your own camera person to capture it and if there's no camera person, there's no one else that can confirm it's a prank/hoax. Which would make it less likely for people to find out and make it seem more authentic being recorded and posted by random people not associated with them.
Just something to ponder...

[matthewemmons]

Wow I've seen another video where a creature steps down a hole depression about half its size. The thing is one foot stayed up on top for a second then the creature brought it down. The movement is exactly like the 2nd video

[deepstatethrombosis]

Video 2 really is interesting. It looks like a bigfoot stealing eggs from a nest, tosses them to a second creature, then a bird flies around its head and it steps into a hole in a very strange way. It also looks like there's a second bigfoot to the right of the first that's already in the hole, likely catching the eggs the first one tosses.

[evidenceoftruth]

In clip 2 there seems to be several orbs of light first one being blue and stationary on the left hand side of the subject while standing on the fallen tree approximately five to ten feet away second orb of light is slightly more difficult to see but can be noticed on the right hand side at the 11:51/11:52 mark moving high in the background in the shadow of the trees behind the subject going in a right to left trajectory

[kimorox]

The only thing I disagree with is the reasons why you rule the marketing hoax hypothesis. I don't believe than the tourists wearing casual attire, being all of the same ethnicity, etc. disproves the clip being an hoax, because I don't see how it could be that difficult to just hire actors of all the same ethnicity and give them casual clothes to wear

[inotmark]

Tours are quite often bribed to make specific stops.... don't be naive.

[magoniaresearchgroup]

i agree with @jessehutchings that the fact no other eyewitness surfaced is very suspicious plus i think its plausible for something like this to be staged with actors, the second clip however is much weirder, i would even go as far as to wonder if the tourists clip was made to capitalize off the popularity of the real far away clip, that strange robotic movement is something i have seen elsewhere and not just in bigfoot sightings...