New Series of BLUFF CREEK FILM SITE PROJECT Videos. SQUATCHY HOLIDAYS to All!

BIGFOOT'S BLOG, MID-LATE DECEMBER 2010 EDITION

Christmas Sasquatch at the Willow Creek Bigfoot Motel

MERRY 
SQUATCHY 
CHRISTMAS 
Everyone!

This issue has yet even more
BLUFF CREEK FILM SITE PROJECT 
videos for you, from our seemingly never-ending and ongoing series. You can view videos numbered Fourteen to Twenty-One here, of our studies into the true location and the history of the Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot Film site.

Here you will see the second phase of our filming trips, with Robert Leiterman and Richard "Rip" Lyttle investigating the downstream "MK Davis Site," as well as the "Peter Byrne Site." After that you can sit with us a while at the famous Louse Camp as we discuss minutiae of the Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot Film and the mysteries of Bluff Creek history. MORE are coming, so stay tuned. There will be nearly forty of these when all is said and done, and that is just from this year. We will do a whole new series next summer, and our conclusions and investigations will be much more advanced. New information has been pouring in from some very surprising sources. Bill Munns and Thomas Steenburg are among those who have suggested they'd like to join us then. Also, we're doing our best to get Daniel Perez up here again, on-site, for his rich opinions and information.

Have you seen the first eight???
WATCH PARTS ONE THROUGH THREE HERE ON BIGFOOT'S BLOG.
WATCH PARTS FOUR THROUGH EIGHT HERE.
WATCH PARTS NINE TO THIRTEEN HERE.
Click the links now or forever regret it.
CLICK PLAYER BOXES BELOW TO VIEW YouTube WITHIN THIS PAGE.

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*NEW SERIES!* Here is PART FOURTEEN of our BLUFF CREEK FILM SITE PROJECT on BFRO-VIDEOS on YouTube. Herein you'll see our second filming trip up there, this one showing Robert Leiterman and Rip Lyttle exploring the OLD BLUFF CREEK ROAD, from Louse Camp up to the Bluff Creek Bridge.

Here is PART FIFTEEN of our BLUFF CREEK FILM SITE PROJECT on BFRO-VIDEOS on YouTube. Herein you'll see our second filming trip up there, this one showing Robert Leiterman exploring the MK DAVIS-proposed downstream film site location and looking for signs of the old creekside Bluff Creek Road.

Here is PART SIXTEEN of our BLUFF CREEK FILM SITE PROJECT on BFRO-VIDEOS on YouTube. Herein you'll see our second filming trip up there, this one showing Robert Leiterman and Rip Lyttle exploring down the creek to the MK DAVIS-proposed film site location looking for stumps, debris piles and old road cuts.

Here is PART SEVENTEEN of our BLUFF CREEK FILM SITE PROJECT on BFRO-VIDEOS on YouTube. Herein you'll see our second filming trip up there, this one showing day one with Robert Leiterman and Rip Lyttle exploring the MK DAVIS-proposed downstream film site location looking for old road cuts and stumps, and generally stomping around in the understory brush jungle getting close-up shots of leaves and branches.

Here is PART EIGHTEEN of our BLUFF CREEK FILM SITE PROJECT on BFRO-VIDEOS on YouTube. Herein you'll see our second filming trip up there, this one showing day one with Robert Leiterman and Rip Lyttle exploring the MK DAVIS-proposed downstream film site location again... more stumps, more sticks, more vine maples, more...

Here is PART NINETEEN of our BLUFF CREEK FILM SITE PROJECT on BFRO-VIDEOS on YouTube. Herein you'll see our second filming trip up there, this one showing day one with Robert Leiterman and Rip Lyttle exploring the PETER BYRNE-proposed film site location downstream from the General Consensus (Perez) Site. More tree trunks and stumps and footage of the understory, as well as an exploration up the hill where Byrne said the Big Tree is.

That completes Rip and Robert's investigations during the day before Ian and Yours Truly got up there. That night we all sat around the campfire at the Bigfoot Mecca, Louse Camp, site where the Pacific Northwest Expedition was based, and where so many other Bigfooters have camped. Here are two more videos of that, showing us planning our explorations of the day to follow.

*NEW PHASE!* Here is PART TWENTY of our BLUFF CREEK FILM SITE PROJECT on BFRO-VIDEOS on YouTube. Starting a new phase, here we have all four guys, Robert, Ian, Rip and Yours Truly, sitting around the campfire at Louse Camp discussing minutiae from the PGF history. We plan to hike up the creek the next day, and perhaps discover the original Patterson-Gimlin base camp. Filmed in night vision, yet no strange zombie creatures in there.

 Here is PART TWENTY-ONE of our BLUFF CREEK FILM SITE PROJECT on BFRO-VIDEOS on YouTube. Starting a new phase, here we have all four guys, Robert, Ian, Rip and Yours Truly, sitting around the campfire at Louse Camp discussing old maps and film site diagrams, hoping to discover where Patterson and Gimlin set up base camp, and what that tells us about the true film site location.

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If the above embedded video boxes don't pop up do check for them at BFRO-VIDEOS on YouTube. Look in "Uploads" and then "See All." There's a lot of other cool stuff in there.
Or just click one of these links:

PART 14

Look closely in the background of our
campfire and you'll see THIS walk by!

PART 15
PART 16
PART 17
PART 18
PART 19
PART 20
PART 21

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HERE IS SOME MORE CHRISTMASY CHEER FOR YOU ALL....

FROM WIKIPEDIA: 
"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is a long-running Christmas television special produced in stop motion animation by Rankin/Bass. It first aired December 6, 1964, on the NBC television network in the USA, and was sponsored by General Electric under the umbrella title of The General Electric Fantasy Hour. It has been telecast every year since 1964, making it the longest running Christmas TV special.  

SUMMARY: After seeing his glowing nose, the other reindeer, Fireball included, start ridiculing Rudolph; Comet denies Rudolph from being with the other reindeer as a result. Clarice is the only reindeer who still likes Rudolph and tries to comfort him. However, their musings are interrupted by Clarice's father, who forbids Clarice from being around Rudolph. Feeling outcast, Rudolph runs away into the forest.While in the woods, Rudolph meets up with Hermey. The two bond after they discover they each have something that makes them unique. After deciding to be "independent" together, they set out to seek "Fame and Fortune." After the song ends, the Abominable Snow Monster, a carnivorous monster that hates Christmas and feeds on reindeer, chases them. The two manage to escape him.

Later, they meet a prospector named Yukon Cornelius who is obsessed with finding silver and gold. The trio manages to flee to the Island of Misfit Toys, ruled by a winged lion named King Moonracer. Because they are misfits but not toys, King Moonracer allows them to spend one night on his island. Rudolph leaves the island on his own, having realized that his nose is a danger to his friends. A few months later, Rudolph grows into a handsome young stag. He decides to return home despite being ridiculed. When Rudolph arrives back in his cave, he finds out that his parents are not there. He learns from Santa that they left to go looking for Rudolph, and Clarice went with them. Rudolph searches the North Pole and he finds his family and Clarice being held captive by the Abominable Snowman. Rudolph attempts to rescue them before Hermey and Yukon Cornelius find him and they try to help. They manage to knock out the Abominable while Hermey removes the monster's teeth, but Yukon knocks himself, his sled team, and the monster over a cliff when he stands up to the beast. The others return home, where they tell what happened to the others. Rudolph and Hermey stop being ridiculed, and the lead elf finally allows Hermey to open a dentist's office the week after Christmas. Yukon and the others, who survived, make a grand entrance with the Abominable, now reformed by Yukon. Everyone decides to keep the monster around because he can put a silver star on top of Christmas trees without a step-ladder. However, a strong blizzard is too much for Santa's team to handle, so Santa decides to cancel the Christmas Eve flight. But Rudolph's nose inspires him, and he asks Rudolph to lead his sleigh, which he agrees to. Rudolph leads the sleigh to the Island of Misfit Toys and takes the toys along the flight, where they are dropped off to their respective homes. With Rudolph leading the sleigh, it turns out to be a merry Christmas after all."

Did you know there is a brief second's view of two grey ALIENS
in the Rudolph special? They are hiding under the igloo that
gets blown away right at the start of the snowstorm.
(Thanks to Bryan Hart for the tip on this one! Photo by Bryan from TV.)

Ho Ho Ho! Merry Squatching!
Thanks to the Willow Creek Bigfoot Motel.
Photos by Steven Streufert.

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ANGRY BIGFOOT SPEAKS!

Me not real angry, hu-man. It Christmas, you say. Go be happy. Peace Out. Me in my cave, keep warm, sleep a lot. Me not Grinch, you know. Though me sure see hu-mans that are!

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All video shot and edited by Robert Leiterman. Copyrighted by him, with content from Steven Streufert and Ian (C.I.), and guest appearances by Richard "Rip" Lyttle, 2010. Film site images photographed on computer screens, from books, or on-site, as seen in the videos are used for research purposes only, and are seen being used as such. This blog is copyrighted too, by Steven Streufert and Bigfoot Books in its original content. You may borrow and quote for non-commercial purposes if full citation is given, preferably with notice to us and a kindly link to this blog. Thanks!