Is Bigfoot most active during the witching hour of night?

    

Is Bigfoot more active during the night hours? Let's dig into this and come to an educated conclusion. Most humans can be active during all times of the day and sometimes at night. But what about Sasquatch and other animals in the animal kingdom? It's interesting to know that about 70% of all animals in the animal kingdom are nocturnal or active during the night. With Bigfoot being an Apex Predator, why couldn't he function in the night hours as well. After all, Bigfoots have evolved to ensure that they can optimize and utilize their environment to the best of their ability and to successfully navigate the highly humanized world around them. Having nighttime function for this creature would definitely keep him more stealth when traveling by human occupied areas like towns, camps, neighborhoods, etc. Let's not forget, Bigfoot is intelligent and thus it would be in his best interest to avoid humans at all cost. Reports have shown that Bigfoot can navigate through the night using the constellations in the starry sky.  The big reason why encounters with Bigfoot happen during the day is because people are out mostly during these times. This is the reason why most of the Bigfoot shows film at night, like Finding Bigfoot and Destination Bigfoot. Sure, its a more spooky vibe and lends well to good television ratings. But it also makes sense. It's hard to have a sighting when you're sound asleep in your bed. Bigfoot researchers all agree that you're more likely to have a Bigfoot encounter when the sun sets and moves into the evening and nighttime hours. Is it true that Bigfoot has night vision to better survey his surroundings? There have been several reports that people witness Bigfoot having glowing red eyes or eye shine which is indicative of nocturnal or enhanced ability to see at night. This is caused by a special mirror like membrane called tapetum in the eyes. It's like wearing nighttime military infrared goggles for humans. So why wouldn't Bigfoot navigate and be active at the wee hours of the night. I think that's part of the reason Bigfoot has been so elusive up to this point. I think it's safe to say that Bigfoot is diverse and can move throughout the environment successfully both in day and at night. With all this information in hand it seems like a logical conclusion would be that Bigfoot can very well be most active during the nighttime hours between dusk and dawn.