Yea, it's an IR, and if it is photoshopped, then whoever did it is a beast at it, because the ground detail blends in with the "monster" very well.
I doubt game cameras use flash. I'm sure it's ir, and night vision to capture images. That would also explain the big eye glow,, since they'd be fully dilated in the dark. As for what it is... It's obviously a Cajun :^D
Haven't they had a 'skunk ape' legend in that neck of the woods for a long time? I remember hearing this in the eighties when I was very interested into sasquatch and other hominid cryptids reports and stuff.
Edit: Found Wiki link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skunk_ape
Because your story is probably ridiculous and details were slowly adapted unknowingly to fit a legend which may or may not be real (it's not).HO-LY SHE-IT. I have never frickin' heard of the "Skunk Ape" but my friends and I fucking SAW one in Arnco/Newnan, GA. I've even mentioned it on these forums and described it EXACTLY as an upright orangutang-looking primate-like creature. I never smelled it. This was around 1991 and I was haulin' my 10yo ass out of the woods as fast as I possibly could. The thing even tried to cover itself up, so it fits PERFECTLY. Why has no one ever mentioned a "Skunk Ape" to me when I've told my story in the past?!
Looks like I nailed it on my first guess (see earlier in the thread). Now, my skunk ape sighting is NOT viral marketing.
Oh, and in case anyone cares to see it, here's the original picture before the photoshopping.
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Because your story is probably ridiculous and details were slowly adapted unknowingly to fit a legend which may or may not be real (it's not).
No, but you were a 10 year old kid with a wicked imagination.
Yeah, you go ahead and keep believing that.My story has never once changed, asshole.
Yeah, you go ahead and keep believing that.![]()
Man, I should have seen that right away. Can't believe I missed that.
I absolutely loved the Resistance games.
