Short version of Mike Greene's "Squeaky" footage.

Note by Matt Moneymaker:

This thermal footage was obtained on April 28, 2009 in central North Carolina by Michael D. Greene.

The full video is roughly 3.5 minutes long. This YouTube clip shows only about 15 seconds of the footage. The full clip is available for download via Greene's web site. The download costs two bucks, but it's much cheaper than a DVD. That download is the full raw footage (3.5 minutes), which you'll want to rewind and re-watch several times.

Mike Greene's web site is http://www.bushloper.net

It's not the BFRO's footage to give away for free. The footage belongs to Mike Greene, so therefore he has the final word on how it is distributed.

Greene feels he deserves something in return for the intermittent two (2) year effort he made to get this footage. We can't argue with him. It's his footage.

It is important footage for any bigfoot researcher to absorb and contemplate, for various reasons.

It was was obtained using a new technique that others should try. That alone makes it important footage.

The technique is to get up and drive away from the camp, without packing up anything, at the first indication of a stalking sasquatch. Leave the camp unattended for at least one hour with the camera rolling, and aimed at the food pile near a treeline, near some big trees.

There is great potential in this method for daylight footage, and it has not been tried anywhere else. It should be tried a lot more, in a lot more places. It may be the easiest and most practical way to obtain clear, close-range footage in daylight, and it can be done easily with a newer hard-drive camcorder and an extended battery. Sony makes several High-Def hard-drive camcorders nowadays that can accommodate extended batteries that will give you 10 hours of continuous recording.

Tape camera or disc camcorders are not ideal for this because they don't record long enough before the media needs to be swapped.

The camcorder must be hidden among other camping gear so it is not conspicuously pointing at the food. This is where most people will fail because they will underestimate the intelligence of these apes.

No one can remain hidden near the camp either. Squatches seem to know that trick and won't come near if they think someone is left behind to possibly ambush them. That is why Squeaky was so very cautious approaching the stump. It didn't know if someone was still in the tent at the camp.

For that reason it will be best to have no tent at all, rather just tarps, airmats, and sleeping bags, like a backpacker.

If you have a vehicle nearby, leave the camp and drive far enough away so your engine cannot be heard by anything up on elevation acting as a whistling sentry.

Mike Greene made sure no one could steal the expensive thermal camera by parking on the only road into the camp, but some distance away. For that reason, a camp at the end of a small spur off a desolate forest road, would be ideal for car campers, if good equipment were to be left there for several hours

If your camp is somewhere where no one can possibly spot it from a drivable road, then just stay far away for an hour or two. Let the camera do the work.

Don't be obvious about the camera when you return to the camp. Assume you are being watched when you return so be sly about the camera setup.

That's the "Greene Method." Give it a try and make him proud.

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[Arrowhead1ful]

interesting!!!!!!!!!

[iHateMyLifeandFamily]

most people have elbows, but not everyone......

[seymourbbest]

Yep Twisted I just saw the show where they exactly recreated this footage by having a guy crawl on all 4s. Another hoax exposed!

[m1aws]

@Twisted426 Nope. Contraire.

[seymourbbest]

Wpepoon-----hahaha well said!

[2cuzinsluv]

cool

[goldsgym1244]

looks liek a skinnyguy lol

[Twisted426]

Wasn't this footage proved to be hoaxed by Greene on the Finding Bigfoot show ?

[wpepoon]

Lame, but good to see fat guys interested in something other than Nascar...

[Purepain76]

Hi Matt I live in Arizona where there were several sightings of a skunk ape and I wanted to offer you and your team a place to stay . I have an Rv that is fully self contained and it will allow you and your team a place to stay for as long as you would like let me know thanks