Just when you think you put something to bed by merely showing it (Feb. 4, 2010, here), it comes back.

Press releases and Linda Howe, as Ken Hulsey (here) alerts, all appear to be trying to get some new attention for a piece of footage with dubious value to the field.

It’s high time to utilize the BFCS!

Indeed, the Mike Greene thermal footage may rank only a “2″ on the BFCS, the Bigfootage Credibility Scale, with the Patterson-Gimlin “film” being #10, of course. Examples of #1 on the scale might be the infamous Kansas footage of a “Bigfoot” killing a cat, or the horrible classic Ivan Marx moving pictures of a “Bigfoot” taking a shower in a sprinkler system. The Redwoods footage might be an #8 to some, and a #5 to most. Think about where you’d rank some of your favorite Bigfoot clips.

Back to the Greene thermal footage, allow me to give a visual editorial for what I think about this old-new footage: