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The Patterson–Gimlin film remains unresolved: mainstream science does not accept Bigfoot as established, but . Analyses since the 1990s — including forensic gait studies, film-integrity examinations, ...
The physical evidence most frequently cited for Bigfoot sightings centers on : footprint casts (notably the Skookum Cast), the Patterson–Gimlin film, and assorted hair/fur samples submitted for DNA an...
The most consistently documented Bigfoot reports in the Pacific Northwest center on the 1967 Patterson–Gimlin film (California), recurring sightings near Rimrock Lake and the Yakama Reservation in Was...
Mainstream primatologists have not accepted the Patterson–Gimlin film (PGF) as conclusive evidence of an unknown primate; the film remains iconic and heavily debated rather than settled science . Repo...
Since 1967 the central piece of purported evidence for a large unknown North American primate remains the Patterson–Gimlin film (a short 1967 clip shot at Bluff Creek), which has been repeatedly scrut...
The public belief in Bigfoot has been shaped by a handful of high-profile deceptions and disputed artifacts that surfaced from the 1950s through the 2010s, with the , the , and several 21st-century fa...