Hundreds of people have now streamed through a home in northern Manitoba to view a 2-minute 49-second video that has folks believing: Bigfoot lives.

The man behind the camcorder is Bobby Clarke. He's a ferry operator responsible for bringing people and vehicles over the Nelson River. While at work 6:30 Saturday morning, he noticed a black figure walking along the opposite river's edge about 250 metres away.

He grabbed his camera -- something he is rarely without -- and started shooting. What he captured, according to his sister, Sharness Henry, is the image of a massive creature that stands eight, nine, maybe 10 feet (three metres) tall, walking along the edge of the water through some bulrushes. Near the end of the video, the creature turns and appears to stare into the camera. That's when her brother appears to drop the camera. The experience has left him shaken and off work for a few days.

Yes he is bigfoot, we are missing him from work here in bc.

we want a picture, not a belly itcher!

Indeed. I'll watch the Canadian news to see if anything turns up since I live in Ontario. This is pretty interesting! It'd be so cool to see him/her/it!!!

Here comes the man in the suit again...

lol, probably. I haven't heard anything on the news about it yet.

This could have been an Afromanitobian, who also suffered from gigantism, along with an excess rate of hair growth problem?

Noooooooo, I had add a little bit of silly, on that one.

What is of actual interest though, are the amount of people who have has sexual realtions with Sasquatches?

This factor is of interest, as it has been reported to have happened both in the U.S. and especially in the Himalayas, where wimen are routinely abducted by Yetis, by said abominable snowmen.

Big mistake. The second he asks for money, his credibility is in for a big hit. What he should do is turn the camera and tape in to a university lab for analysis to at least verify authenticity.