The Freeman Footage

The Freeman footage is probably the best closeup footage of a sasquatch besides the Gimlin-Patterson film. Judging from the emotion in Freeman's voice, the heavy gait of the creature as it walks in front of the sunlit trees, and the footprints seen at the beginning of the footage, i'd say this video is genuine. The original, high-res version of the footage complete with closeup analysis can be seen on the dvd, Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science.

The Rhino of Borneo

This footage shows a rare Bornean rhino, a subspecies of the Sumatran rhino, thought to be extinct for the past twenty years. I would have been a lot more excited about the footage if it turned out to be a rare breed of sasquatch. Why hasn't anyone set up motion activated cameras in the woods of the Pacific Northwest? Actually, I think the BFRO does use remote cameras but they obviously haven't recorded anything yet.