trying to explain away that there were six or eight of
us in our group. Soon, looking slightly puzzled, the campers
continued to their car.

Did we hear a bigfoot that night? I
think so, but it's uncertain. I guess it's possible that the hikers
were lying to us about making the noise, hearing and seeing two of us
running by their camp in the dark without lights, not knowing
anything about Finding Bigfoot (and thus knowing a bit about
bigfoot vocalizations), and not having a television. Perhaps these
two campers were in fact the source of the whoop, though based on the
conversation I witnessed, and the campers' body language, I doubt it.

It's also possible that we heard one
short whoop from one of the local bigfoots in Liberty Couty, FL.

The above recording was modified from the original.on a ridge
overlooking a well-used campground. Charles was not there alone, and
a woman named Pam saw a bigfoot at that location, but in the opposite
direction from the eyeshine, that very night. Pam allowed me to
interview her extensively about her sighting, and I have no reason to
doubt Pam's account. However, Charles did not catch Pam's bigfoot on tape. He saw and filmed something else.

The video itself only shows a dark
location, a couple trees, and two glowing eyes. It was filmed in "Nightshot" mode, which is a Sony feature in many of their video cameras where an infrared illuminator is used to create limited night vision that is invisible to the human eye. This is why the film seems to be almost in black and white.

It would be the context