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Arguably the most famous Bigfoot footage is the 1967 film shot by Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin in Northern California. -
Locals in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, saw a footprint measuring 17.75 inches found near a home. According to the Associated Press, there were also reports of strange noises and an unusual odor in the area. -
Former U.S. Forest patrolman Paul Freeman claimed he saw a family of bigfoots in Washington’s Blue Mountains. -
A hunter named Rick Jacobs captured some of the most famous bigfoot images to date with a camera mounted to a tree in Pennsylvania’s Allegheny National Forest. -
In October of 2012, a group of siblings hiking in Provo Canyon thought they spotted a bear in the woods and started filming. When the creature stood up on two legs, the hikers ran away only to capture this picture in the ending of the shaky video.