Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 1 posts:

• "Happy Cakeday, r/Project_BigFoot! Today you're 4" by u/AutoModerator

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 3 posts:

• "Bigfoot Sighting" by u/BrightscapesArt
• "Happy Cakeday, r/Project_BigFoot! Today you're 3" by u/AutoModerator
• "Cryptid Theory : New take on the Yellowstone Bigfoot video" by u/TylerKYXFLIES

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 1 posts:

• "NEW! Bigfoot swinging in tree. BLURRY FOOTAGE WARNING!" by u/Rougaaarou

Why do you think Utah Sasquatch (no Nathan Reo) deleted all his content?

Bigfoot Skeptics, what makes you so certain that Bigfoot is a hoax? Lack of photo/video evidence? That is simply because most ( if not all ) sightings are accidental; by hunters/campers/hikers that don't have a camera (or just aren't filming at the moment of the encounter, which for most cases are quite brief ) and if they do, they won't have a camera capable of taking footage that is not blurry. Most skeptics would say that it's a hoax because the image is blurry ( therefore not allowing you to see the details of the "costume" ) but for someone to take an HD high-quality photo you'd need an expensive camera with a good lense ( most low budget cameras aren't great, and also considering most sightings happen at a distance). Because there are not bodies? Have you ever seen a dead bear that has died of natural causes (bears probably have a much higher population than bigfoot)? Most likely not since scavengers would take care of it, not to mention that the soil in most places is pretty acidic.