Sasquatch Family Raids Smokehouse + More Native American Stories from Washington State Tribe | 2024

[@arneservatius1982]

78 yrs Michigan, growing up on small farm with border collie playing Fresno. Came across juvenile BF watching us play. I gave him Freddy and he threw it to “Andy” border collie. Andy brought it back to him and barked. His mother watch over 5 yrs Andy and me and juvenile grew up together. Andy got old and one fall day a cougar cornered him and border collie was lunch. Out of no where juvenile now 8 ft came as a blur pickup cougar and thru him 50 ft. Went back to Andy petted him and he gave him to me. Last time I saw him or cougar. I’m sure he saw us a lot. Not all are BF but if you build relationship your lucky🇺🇸🇨🇦🤗

[@salishsasquatch]

What did he look like? What types of behavior would it show? I’m confused about two things if you would please clarify, what does Fresno mean and who is Freddy? Thank you 🙏🏼

[@juliesweeney8655]

I think he means frisbee

[@mistletoe4961]

​@juliesweeney8655 I think you're correct. Fresno and Freddy should be Frisbee. This is an amazing, thoughtful story. We all need to hear more about these experiences.

[@bigfoottruth5281]

@@salishsasquatch that guy tells fake stories all over the Internet. It’s just a spam channel. Somebody pulling your leg.

[@bigfoottruth5281]

Mental illness much? Seek help

[@bruceterrell9287]

In the 90s, I was working at the Neah Bay Coast Guard station and the station commander told me that a tribal woman told him she had been fishing on the Waatch River. She had to go home for some reason and left her salmon in a cooler. When she got back, all of the Salmon were gone but in their place something had left a hindquarter of a deer. She thought it was the Sasquatch.

[@salishsasquatch]

Wow 🤩! Thank you for sharing this 🥰

[@tomstclair961]

@@bruceterrell9287 Very cool!! Sounds exactly like something that they would do.. They damn sure do love their salmon. No doubt about it. Can't wait to walk up to the river one day soon.. Only to see 8 or 10 of them all lined up, standing there with their brand new fishy poles catching some big ol salmon, and chatting away having a good ol time. 🤔😃🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💪💯💜

[@lisathornton8543]

@@tomstclair961they don’t fish they want humans when they catch them.they try to be nice about and live here along with us. They might stand there and want them or take them if you’re not around but that’s about it. They seem to act and have better manners than some human . Know what I mean ? 😂 it’s nice 👍🏼 people can share their stories here without children on here . All of us adults enjoy these people sharing stories that they feel safe doing so .😊

[@lisathornton8543]

That’s for sharing Bruce. I enjoy the comment sections because you hear a lot of what happened in other people’s lives . Very cool . 😊

[@NeilBarden]

Really love the first nations voices.. we need to hear more of these stories before they're gone. Heartfelt thanks to all the story tellers. NeilB

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you Neil 🙏🏼

[@k8eekatt]

The scenic views of this exquisite site are so inviting and healing. Peace be with you.

[@salishsasquatch]

🤩thank you so much 🙏🏼

[@angietyndall7337]

Thank you all for your stories of the Sasquatch . I love learning from different Indigenous Indigenous Individuals and each tribes' 'stories, customs, and so much more. Much respect ans❤to you all.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you Angie!!

[@brendagiller1920]

The natives know everything about Sasquatch thank you for all your stories very intelligent lady. Thank you for sharing your stories with us

[@salishsasquatch]

Not everything! No one knows everything. They do, however, have insight. Thank you for watching.

[@gregolson5532]

My heart aches for what happened to the indigenous peoples. All I can do now is respect and admire them. Thanks for the video and giving them some exposure.

[@salishsasquatch]

Those are very thoughtful sentiments. Thank you.

[@BrendaSpringer-b7m]

Thank you.

[@christina3521]

She has a beautiful presence, the first interview. What a treat for all of their voices. Thank you.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you 🥰

[@lorenesinclair456]

These are the BEST kind of stories! Well done.

[@salishsasquatch]

We agree! Thank you for watching 🙏🏼

[@PatsyJay]

Really appreciate the voices of folks we are certain would tell only the truth. And oh the scenery! Best Sasq. doc. I have seen in a LONG time. You do quality work filming.

[@salishsasquatch]

Wow! 🤩 thank you so much for the support! The tribal stories are our favorites 🥰

[@6eloved]

Grateful for this channel--if anyone is going to hear Sasquatch stories it should be from Natives.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you for saying that!

[@cooter1352]

This Salish Sasquatch KZbin channel is great. I really enjoy it. Very interesting and I think you Salish Sasquatch folks who put this content and channel together are gradually becoming my new favorite KZbin channel. I've been binging on them the last couple days. God bless and thank you for the intriguing information.

[@salishsasquatch]

Wow🤩!! Thank you so much, we really appreciate your comment. I hope you enjoy all of the videos.

[@cooter1352]

​@@salishsasquatchno worries it's deserved my friend! Have a good night.🤙

[@TREYtheBeliever]

​@@salishsasquatchKeep up the great work and content!

[@GregTN_Mountains]

What a beautiful and spiritual place. I felt so much peace from watching and listening to these amazing stories.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thanks Greg! Where are you watching from?

[@lloydn1510]

Wow there stories made me realize these creatures or people really exist. GAVE ME CHILLS LISTENING TO THEM. MORE STORIES FROM THE NATIVES WOULD BE GREAT. I BELIEVE THEY ARE TRUTHFUL IN THERE EXPERIENCES. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT WORK AND GETTING THE TRUTH OUT FINALLY.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much Lloyd. More tribal stories to come.

[@polarroller]

I grew up in the Native village of Tanana, Alaska on the Yukon River. We all had stories about Big Foot which in Athabaskan is Nikolina.

[@salishsasquatch]

We would love to hear those stories! Would you be interested in sharing them?

[@Nick-gq2iy]

Such beautiful scenery! What a great place to live! So wonderful to have community, too! Thank you, all.

[@salishsasquatch]

It’s gorgeous in Neah Bay!! Thank you for watching 🙏🏼

[@walinga70]

I'm thrilled to find the Browns. I heard your story's on Sasquatch chronicles long ago. I always wanted to hear more. Thank you ! 🤍 from Oregon.

[@salishsasquatch]

WOW 🤩 So glad you found us! Thank you so much 😊

[@salishsasquatch]

Sasquatch activity in Oregon?

[@walinga70]

@@salishsasquatch I live a mile from Umatilla Reservation (Umatilla sounds) Blue Mountains and Cascades are both great hot spots. Tree breaks, structures, and tracks all over. Seeing is believing for me.... EXCEPT WHEN IT COMES TO SASQUATCH !

[@mistletoe4961]

Yep, the Browns' experiences are legendary. You must know how much Wes refers to you. This is a beautiful doc. ❤

[@salishsasquatch]

@@mistletoe4961 thank you! 🥰🥰🥰

[@TheEst72]

18:10 - what a frightening encounter with the two Sasquatches! I would literally faint or get a heart attack ☺️

[@salishsasquatch]

But it kinda seems like they were just messing with him. OR possibly protecting him

[@RCH369]

​@@salishsasquatchprotecting him from mtn Lion or something else.

[@BigVin6588]

That would be a feeling of total vulnerability, but honestly like y'all said they were probably protecting him❤❤❤

[@terriejohnston8801]

Excellent quality. The beauty of Washington State...amazing. To all Eye witnesses, thank you for sharing Ur personal stories w us.. ❤ pilamaya

[@salishsasquatch]

I love the beauty of Washington State too! Thank you for watching 🙏🏼

[@DebJones-dj7lz]

I really admire the gentle respectful way these people relate their experiences. Really appreciated the formal greeting in her native language. Thank you each for sharing your stories. What beautiful scenery.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you Deb! 🙏🏼

[@Claude-1948]

Thank you very much for your stories, the descriptions of Sasquatch, and your interactions with them.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you! 🙏🏼 We appreciate you watching!

[@timtarabochia7664]

Very good job on this! Agree that getting Native Americans stories and perspective is much needed & appreciated! Thanks again! 🙌✨️👣👣👣🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@salishsasquatch]

We agree! Thank you so much. 🙏🏼 Where are you watching from?

[@timtarabochia7664]

@@salishsasquatch Hi, Washington State. I might email you both sometime!

[@jeanniecarstensen9835]

Beautiful people, beautiful stories

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you Jeannie!

[@jackbowers5931]

Each story leads to another, another adds to the former and for those who really want to know and be informed respect the information and the teller of the tale. This added more and is a treasure to me.

[@Howard-bj1jq]

Great stories from the Native Tribes. We hear stories, but it's much better to hear from the tribal members. Thanks, very enjoyable to hear their stories!

[@salishsasquatch]

Thanks for watching Howard!

[@Seeking-Comfort]

This is becoming one of my favourite Sasquatch channels

[@salishsasquatch]

Glad to hear that, thank you so much 🙏🏼

[@eulaliorodriguez5325]

Thank you for sharing your family story. Story of your people.

[@salishsasquatch]

And thank you for taking the time to watch 🥰

[@Zombiekillr25]

Honest peoples with honest stories how refreshing.

[@GodisPerfect668]

So much respect to your tribe.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you 🩵

[@lucydebrincat2833]

I just had to tell you how much I enjoyed your film. Capturing the stories and combining them with the stunning scenery, ocean, rocks, trees, all of it. Those big old trees were magical! Even the sountrack throughout was perfect especially the mesmerising ending. Thank you.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much Lucy. What a compliment! 🥰

[@reginachante3132]

A lovely, intelligent, respectful presentation. Thank you SO much. I encountered a red eyed sasquatch while tenting near Mt Adams w/my kids. I closed the tent flap, pulled the sleeping bag over my head and prayed. I didn't know what it was, but a Canadian indigenous woman I met the following morning told me what I'd encountered was common to her people. She asked if I'd left a gift for being on Sasquatch's land. Before leaving we left apples and gratitude by a nearby tree. A Hawaiian man who was also camping told me I’d encountered a demon, according to his culture belief. I didn’t resonate with that. We weren’t harmed.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much for sharing what you saw. We also do not believe the Sasquatch to be demonic, as we have never seen anything that suggests it. 🙏🏼

[@debbietripp3412]

Wonderful stories and such a beautiful language! Thank you for sharing!

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you Debbie!

[@scotttaylor2799]

Excellent. I love the accounts of interactions with the Forest People as told by tribal people. I always learn something new, or have something verified that someone told me, like not to look at them in the eyes.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you friend! 🙏🏼

[@brendawilliams7836]

I enjoyed the beautiful language, stories, and landscape!

[@salishsasquatch]

It’s beautiful there! Thank you for watching Brenda

[@TheEst72]

I’m really enjoying the music, the scenery and of course the interviews!

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you! It’s gorgeous is Neah bay so it was easy to film😂

[@rickitickidicki]

I am honored and privileged to hear these encounters and their wisdom! Thank you for your hard work and generosity.

[@salishsasquatch]

And we are honored that you watched! Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@pablodelgado7919]

A place i dream of going to one day, i've seen pictures and videos of it a lot and i even have a friend from there and from that same tribe "Makah Tribe" and to tell you the truth, everytime i see things about this place makes me want to go there even more. There's something about it that it's just mesmerizing to me even if i don't know much or anything at all about it i can't help but feel intruiged by it, it's culture and the respect they have towards nature itself. Neah Bay is just a thing of beauty that sometimes either videos or pictures sometimes don't do justice, you being there and experiencing everything, learning from it's history and the people is just something else. I hope that i get to experience that one day

[@salishsasquatch]

It’s definitely worth visiting.

[@pablodelgado7919]

@salishsasquatch Oh absolutely, it's such a beautiful place to visit, here hoping that one day i can make that a reality.

[@lizziesangi1602]

That's how I feel when I see The Rock Of Sicily in Scotland. I start to cry!

[@pablodelgado7919]

@@lizziesangi1602 For me, my friend she used to show me a lot of things from Neah Bay and how for a place right at the top of Washington State, it holds so much beauty in it. Then after a while curiosity got the best of me due to her telling me and showing me so much things both about where she lives and how proudly she speaks about her tribe, so i searched up just to see and it was love at first sight. It has a special kind of blend between beauty and nature that it just shocks you, even Cape Flattery has quite a wonderful view from what i've seen here on KZbin it's just fantastic. I hope that when the time comes and finally get the chance to visit Neah Bay, i'll get to see everything that i can and learn from both my friend and her people, the culture that surruounds her and most of all listen to her stories about the Makah and create memories of that place that i'll never forget.

[@catalystphoenixmoon5385]

I absolutely love the cinematography and the soundtrack music used to create this film and all of your content. You really have a talent here!

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much! The beauty of this place made it kinda easy 🥰

[@royfokerpoker1802]

😂 You have the most perfect epic cinematic soundtrack taste and instinct of how to use them. I'm a huge "epic score" fan myself so I salute you. Awesome editing vision you are talented at this !!

[@salishsasquatch]

Wow! 🤩 what a compliment! Thank you so much for your support 🥰🥰🥰🥰. We are very new to filming and editing

[@royfokerpoker1802]

@@salishsasquatch You're welcome! Yeah I had a feeling you were but that you are already very good, which is a huge lift off shoulders since you have to do editing yourself trust me I know lol (editor myself).

[@whoopsandknocks1878]

I love these stories, thank you, for sharing them and Long Live One Eye/Sasquatch ! ✌💚👣

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much! Long live the one eyed Sasquatch! 😁

[@seethingsclearlyawaken3424]

What a lovely lady. Thank you for sharing.

[@salishsasquatch]

And thank YOU for watching!

[@TheresaLawrence-wx4mq]

I lived very remote above French Creek and the little north fork of the Feather River near Brush Creek , California and I also talked to one in English and it immediately did what I asked it to do . I was very grateful for that .❤

[@salishsasquatch]

How did it know how to understand English, and what did you ask it to do?

[@bigfoottruth5281]

What did it do?

[@TheresaLawrence-wx4mq]

@@bigfoottruth5281 well , it was trying to let me know it was there by walking around my cabin in dry pine needles , heavy human like footsteps , breaking branches off of big ponderosa pines about 12' up in the air and I was so scared and had my little boy asleep in his bunk and I don't know what made me do it but I opened the door and stepped out onto the porch only about 20' from those trees , pitch black and no moon in a very remote area and I thought it could just lean forward and grab me but I just politely asked it to please leave because I was too scared and I said thank you . I went in , closed the door and heard the crunching big steps going slowly away and never had anything more happen there. They probably watched me but I never knew it .

[@bigfoottruth5281]

@@TheresaLawrence-wx4mq that is absolutely awesome. I’m having an interaction with one where I live and it let me hear its footsteps a couple of times. It was really amazing. And yes, can they read your mind? Sometimes it seems like it doesn’t it. Makes you wonder if it’s just the tone of voice because they’re so human or if they really know whichwords you’re using and what the intention is either way it is so amazing to have an interaction with them. Thank you for sharing that with us all.

[@TheresaLawrence-wx4mq]

@@salishsasquatch I believe it's because they do things mentally and know your intentions which removes the language barrier . Read the message I wrote to " bigfoot truth 5281" above here and I explained what it did . 🙂

[@erinobrien8408]

Thank you so very much for sharing your stories and knowledge!!

[@salishsasquatch]

And thank you so much for watching!

[@Julie-si3hi]

Thank you for sharing the stories and beautiful scenery x

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you for watching Julie 🥰

[@empedokleff_Freybier]

That's such a wonderful landscape! Greetings from germany

[@salishsasquatch]

Hello in Germany! Thank you for watching 🩵 🇩🇪

[@empedokleff_Freybier]

@@salishsasquatch 🤗 since I was very young I wanted to live like a native, in connection with the nature. In germany it is not allowed, to live in a forest

[@salishsasquatch]

@ I too want to live like this. I once tried living in a teepee! Sad that you can’t live in the forest in Germany. Why is that?

[@daleprokopiuk9400]

I absolutely love this channel!! I really enjoy the stories! Vey informative. They put so much perspective into them. I really like that. Wonderful stories! Thank-you for sharing!

[@salishsasquatch]

@@daleprokopiuk9400 thank you!! The people we interviewed had great stories.

[@salishsasquatch]

Hi Dale! Thanks as usual for watching and commenting 🙏🏼

[@alexmajors7915]

THIS is the content that I have been looking for!!! Thank you for finally talking to people who are credible and intelligent and not trying to make a quick buck out of their story! Looking forward to exploring this channel and definitely subscribing!!✌️

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much Alex! We hope you enjoy the videos. 🙏🏼

[@jackbowers5931]

Having shared an account or two regarding bigfoot with these folks and understanding their love of the quest and shared affinity with all things bigfoot, I find their stories refreshing and relatable. Thanks to the story tellers and this format.

[@salishsasquatch]

@@jackbowers5931 thank you Jack!

[@cecileroy557]

Yes - thank you Jack!!!

[@stolv3771]

The stories of sharing are so beautiful all the way around ❤

[@salishsasquatch]

They’re some of my favorite story tellers!

[@stolv3771]

@@salishsasquatch I can see why! And those examples of peaceful, civilized problem-solving warm my heart ❤️

[@rodzor]

Coquitlam! 🇨🇦 He and the first lady Maria shared some of my favourite stories. I'm so glad and appreciative that they did. 🧘‍♂️👂I've watched this multiple times and am trying yet again to comment heh, we'll see if it posts! 🙊🧘‍♂️👋🍁🌲

[@ApproachingHoofbeats]

It posted!

[@salishsasquatch]

We are so glad you enjoyed the stories and the video! The tribal encounters are my favorite and we have more coming. Thank you for watching!

[@jamesrowland4928]

I love hearing tribal stories about Sasquatch, and hope you will have more of them!

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you! There’s more to come!

[@MB-jn3xz]

Great channel thanks for bringing us these amazing encounters really find these the best and most relatable.. utterly intriguing 😮😑🙂

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much!

[@robindoucette9711]

Thank you so much for collecting these stories and getting them told by the people themselves. I almost felt like I was sitting by a campfire hearing the elders pass down their history

[@salishsasquatch]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@jeroberts7228]

I really enjoyed hearing the stories! I am a recent subscriber, and I really like your channel. Beautiful videography, too.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much for being a loyal subscriber! Where are you watching from?

[@jeroberts7228]

@@salishsasquatch Watching from Ohio in the U.S.

[@MRP78]

My thought about it when you stare at their red eyes, they 'hypnotised you' as the lady said. I'm guessing that when people made eye contact with them, the people were probably frozen in fear (fight, flight or freeze). I loved listening to all the stories. Thanks!

[@salishsasquatch]

Freezing while in close proximity to them is often reported, and I can’t rule out fear in some instances. Other instances report freezing without being fearful beforehand, some suggest the use of infrasound. Thank you for watching! 🙏🏼

[@williamcooke6056]

​​@@salishsasquatchThe only movie I can recall that depicts Sasquatch as they truly are is 'Letters from the Big Man,' a project funded and directed by the critically acclaimed Christopher Munch. It features Lily Rabe, who is Jill Claburgh's daughter. The cinematography is breathtaking, featuring the Rogue and other sw Oregon rivers, streams, and creeks, and the remote and amazing Kalmiopsis Winderness of sw Oregon. If you get the CD, it goes into greater depth on infrasound, and it includes several stories from Native American tribal members. I pre-ordered it for about 30 bucks back in 2011, the year it was released. It was snubbed by Hollywierd cuz it didn't portray sasquatch as a violent crazed killer. I applaud Christopher Munch for investing into his project and directing it so he could show how sasquatch truly is. Issac Singleton, Jr, did a fantastic portrayal of the Big Man. I lost alot of my possessions while away serving, but I think it is still somewhere in my new storage. I need to find it, or order a new one. When I do, I can send it to you, but is also available now to watch on Amazon Prime, although it doesn't include nearly most of the infrasound discussion, and stories from the First Nations people of our country, which I know you'd enjoy listening to. I'll look for it soon, and let you know. I'm the guy from Randle that told you about them watching us cutting firewood. I've since moved, to Packwood. In my honest opinion, you have the very best Sasquatch channel I've ever seen. I respect greatly how you allow the witnesses to speak in their own words the interactions they have had, and how thoroughly you cover these instances, and how much you respect the Sasquatch people. I also admire how well you treat the visitors to your channel, personally thanking nearly every one that contributes a thought or gives you well deserved appreciation for your efforts. Your unquechable thirst for knowledge of the Saquatch is a wonderful thing to behold, and where others want to be the center of attention in their videos, you humbly stay out of the limelight and allow the witnesses the stage. Your team is tops, without question. 🫡

[@shelly1928]

Beautiful! Really great job to all. Thank you for sharing your experiences with everyone. ❤

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you Shelly 🙏🏼

[@christopherstonebanks2025]

Thank you for graciously sharing your history and present day experiences.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you for watching Christopher!

[@thequeendt]

I wonder if the man walking the middle of the road at night WAS being protected from something. Maybe there was a mountain lion nearby? Wonderful experiences, thank you all for sharing.

[@salishsasquatch]

I wonder that too. I’ve heard other stories of them doing something similar. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@santadam]

Great stories..much thanks.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you for watching!

[@theshanny8]

Hello neah bay 🙂whidbey island here. Dewey penn from la push is my friend. I went to your museum when i visited him once. It was amazing. Thank you for sharing your stories. Much much love and respect to you. Warmest regards shannon baker ❤

[@salishsasquatch]

Hello in Whidbey Island! Thank you for watching. 🙏🏼

[@VivamosVisual]

Head to Lummi & Swinomish the elders have some great stories of interactions, as the Forest folk come down the river sides for fish & deer =^.^=

[@israelnevarez4751]

Wow

[@salishsasquatch]

Hi! Are you Lummi or Swinomish?

[@gryphon37]

I had one beat on my cabin in Washington in 8 different places over the course of a few hours. I didn't realize what it was till i saw the prints in the yard the next day. Wtf. It scared the sh-t outta me.

[@salishsasquatch]

What county? How long ago?

[@gryphon37]

Cowlitz county.... about 2 years ago.

[@user-Sunshine2265]

Excellent video ❣️ I've been to that part of Washington and I believe every story they told. My own experience was in the Ozark mountains of Arkansas not in Washington around Snoqualmie, but then again they are literally everywhere.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you for sharing! Did you see one?

[@user-Sunshine2265]

@salishsasquatch Yes I have

[@BarbaraThirlwell]

How lovely to hear and see these native americans🤘🧿💕thank you Pappado🤗✌️🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@salishsasquatch]

🥰❤️

[@sandyschipper1400]

That was cool. Thanks guys. I have had a few encounters in northern Minn. myself but these were so fascinating, especially the deer gifting story.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much! We would love to hear about your encounters!

[@melodyst.claire5389]

Thank you for your story's They are heart felt I've got some as well Amazing encounter 's ❤️ What a privilege 👏 ❤

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much Melody! 🤩 we would love to hear about your encounters!

[@patriciamcbride2150]

This is a wonderful production. Thank you to everyone who shared their stories.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much Patricia

[@roseannafernandini2121]

Yes! That’s what I was told by my Elders -don’t look them straight in the eyes because it can make you go crazy, (I’m Muckleshoot-Coast Salish) also, never whistle after dark and always close your window coverings at dusk. I’m 60 now and still make sure my windows are covered and if I hear someone whistle after dark, I’m hightailing it away from you foo. I’ve had a lot of encounters on my Rez, and now where I reside in Grays Harbor (Humptulips, Whishkaw and now Hoquiam) never saw one but knew, for some there’s a feeling, 6th sense, for some who need more input, it’s a smell.

[@salishsasquatch]

Wow Roseanna! You know your Sasquatch! There defines is a 6th sense to those that tune into it. I can often tell when they are around before we ever hear them. Would you be interested in talking to us! 🥰

[@sleepystar887]

Thank you so incredibly much for being gentle beings, yourselves, and for sharing your stories with these gentle harry human families of ours. I live on Cape Cod. All our water is near-dead and I want to live with the Wampanog tribe here❤

[@salishsasquatch]

Don’t they live in the forest?

[@lindaalaniz7129]

I am new watching this channel. You are very kind and easy to listen too. Thank you for your stories or encounters, i guess. 😊

[@salishsasquatch]

Welcome Linda! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@jobis2414]

Ooeee a new favorite channel ! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@salishsasquatch]

Glad to hear it! Welcome!

[@Northwestoympics]

Friend of mine seen one coming from the beach there. The swamp spot.

[@salishsasquatch]

@@Northwestoympics what beach? I’m not sure I know where the swamp spot is.

[@kaseyrae7694]

I knew this couple and the husband was A Makah tribal member and they had pictures of foot prints on the beach of Sasquatch prints. And they totally were the couple was so serious and I live in Washington state and there is hardley anything out there on there rez. I believed them

[@salishsasquatch]

Were the pictures of the prints good? Thank you for sharing!

[@kaseyrae7694]

Yes they were mouth dropping forsure they were taking on there cell phone and the wife swore to god that they were real and they had smelled something on beach before to something that smelled horrible. Thanks for your sharing your video take care

[@salishsasquatch]

Wow! Thanks again!!!!!

[@tomchaperon1081]

The first story was really incredible👍

[@salishsasquatch]

I got goosebumps the first time I heard it! Thanks for watching Tom 🙏🏼

[@sleepystar887]

Oh, Love, loved hearing about your bigfoot family member protecting your collie❤❤❤

[@salishsasquatch]

❤️❤️

[@narmerjimz689]

Hello everybody! I’m from Costa Rica (we don’t have big foot here) It’s so cool to hear this stories from people who you can really trust, it’s like your senses just believe this people who are not looking to be famous or known or trying to grow their numbers of followers. Thank you to all these wonderful natives on this video for sharing their stories.

[@salishsasquatch]

Hello in Costa Rica! Thank you so much for tuning in and commenting 🥰

[@gregolson5532]

There are reports in South America and Mexico. Bigfoot is just one of many names for them. I prefer to use Sasquatch.

[@ByGraceIGo]

Greetings this is the first time I've watched this channel and I really love that area of Washington state. It's been a very long time and I was a younger person when I went out to neah Bay and I know that view off Cape flattery is so beautiful and it's wonderful the way the first Nations people have related to the Sasquatch in a non-violent manner. I have hiked on the Olympic peninsula and camped alone it would never do that now being 63 year old woman. It's been probably close to 30 years since I've been out there 1996 was the last time. I subscribed and liked.😊

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you so much for subscribing! Neah Bay is definitely stunning, I wish we had had time to go to shi-shi

[@ByGraceIGo]

@@salishsasquatchyou are very welcome, that sounds beautiful. I don't know if I've been on that trail or not as I was much younger I was only in my thirties , my mid-30s to be exact and I live in the mid Atlanta in the Eastern panhandle of West Virginia in the Appalachian mountains and it's beautiful where I live, but I would love to go back to Washington someday and visit Olympic peninsula. It was in the end of summer when I went. I love all the hot springs and everything and the beauty. But when I went up to upper Sol Duc and hiked a grueling 6 1/2 me up it was rated as very difficult I don't think I could do that now, especially with my back. But I think I was visited by a Sasquatch the second night I was there . I was totally unaware of that being Bigfoot Central out there as it didn't even cross my mind and the day before I left I suffered hypothermia because I wasn't wearing the right gear and it rained and stuff. There was supposed to be people up there but nobody was at the primitive remote place I hiked to. And in the middle of the night I was in sleep paralysis while something was walking around my tent making guttural grunts on its hind legs. And of course I chalked it up to being a bear. Not so sure about that now! No way would I go out there by myself now lol, not with the knowledge I have now about that place. But this place definitely has Sasquatch.

[@salishsasquatch]

I want to go in the hot springs! The trail to shi shi is 8.8 miles round trip. Has huge stone rocks on the beach. Also, Sasquatch are not typically violent towards people, just curious. Please don’t feel like you are unsafe when you camp. 🙏🏼

[@garylarson1811]

Great show you hnow there is a lot to bigfoot every few people hnow about bigfoot

[@salishsasquatch]

What you know about them Gary? You ever see one?

[@Vio-ot4ft]

Thank you for sharing these fascinating stories.

[@salishsasquatch]

You are welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@emiliabraga1345]

Très bon documentaire, ce fut un grand plaisir d'écouter ces différentes expériences de rencontres entre les autochtones et les Sasquatchs. Vous mériteriez un prix pour vous intéressez à ce sujet. C'est une superbe réalisation avec des paysages magnifiques. J'ai réellement passé un moment très agréable. Merci pour ce film d'un grand intérêt👌👍 🇲🇫✌️❤️

[@salishsasquatch]

Wow Emilia! 🤩🤩 Thank you for the kind words of support and for watching all the way in France 🇫🇷! 🥰

[@chrismadden3449]

I went into an abandoned house one night and it had all kinds of canned food and some fresh meet put in order like someone lived there. We left and came back the next night and my dumb ass went upstairs after we noticed stuff had been moved around. Well I went up there and looked through a few rooms, got to the room furthest from the steps and this huge beast came running at me. So I turned and ran, I got to the stairs and it was able to sweep at me. It got me on my right hip and I have 3 scars from it. The thing was something like 8’ tall and had hair like porcupine quills. I fell down the steps and ran to the car and took off. As we sped away we could hear a scream or yell like nothing we ever heard. Went back the next day and the place was burnt to the ground. Not sure what happened.

[@salishsasquatch]

I mean, I really don’t know if you’re serious but at this point I don’t care because you gave me a fantastic Saturday night read. 😬

[@BrendaSpringer-b7m]

Wow

[@Rowland88]

Interesting

[@daleross9001]

Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing🥰🤠

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you for watching

[@tomstclair961]

The one eye is not meant to be taken literally. Its a spiritual eye!! The third eye!! The all seeing eye !!! They are called the watchers also. Guardians of the Earth's forrests, and wetlands..

[@salishsasquatch]

Guardians of the forest🥰

[@tomstclair961]

@salishsasquatch Thank you Salish🙏🙏💜💯 I love our Guardians.

[@marcrud1250]

Tree peeking might have had something to do with it. Often, when you catch one looking, it is one eye peeking..

[@tomstclair961]

@@marcrud1250 Ahhhhh. Your so right!! Thanks for another view point.. 💪💪💯🙏

[@Spirits2000]

100%

[@rogerscottcathey]

I've heard or read the smokehouse experience before. Great!

[@salishsasquatch]

Many, many smokehouse stories! Thank you for watching 🙏🏼

[@Fiqure242]

Very cool .Thank you. Has anyone else watching Saquatch sunset? Really well done!

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you. We haven’t watched Sasquatch Sunset yet. Is it good?

[@Fiqure242]

@@salishsasquatch very much so

[@bobdiaz1534]

Lived in Neah Bay for a year and a half. Was in the Air Force worked the peak gate on the mountain . Loved it there and the people were great.

[@salishsasquatch]

Neah Bay is beautiful! Thank you for your service. Thanks for watching 🙏🏼

[@lucydebrincat2833]

Thanks

[@salishsasquatch]

Oh my! Thank you so much Lucy 🥰

[@Yenyou-777]

Wow, gift giving with deer😮 deer 🦌, amazing.

[@salishsasquatch]

Makes you realize how intelligent they are!

[@chirho777]

Nice channel. Cool stories. Reminds me of the new channel mysteries unknown where they do interviews with the host via stream.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thanks! Is that on KZbin?

[@chirho777]

@@salishsasquatch Yep, it's on youtube. Mysteries Unknown 👍🏼 You're welcome 🙏🏼

[@BelievesSouly]

Its about time we speak up about our ancestry with Sasquatch .

[@salishsasquatch]

🥰

[@carlito_148]

Nam Sayin…Now Meen..I have never seen Bigfoot. 1 day I was hiking up to Olympic Hot Spring, 8 miles up from parking and then a 2 mile hike. Wife and i got there and it was eerily silent. It also smelled pungent it was horrible, not rotten eggs not sulphuric smelling. We get into the water and we hear this weird almost like 1 loud cicada bug. It was high pitched, computer sounding almost. It sounded like the sound from the Predator movie ,different but similar. We got out hiked a fast 2 miles then hauled ass back the parking lot at Madison falls. 8 miles downhill we were booking it. Didn’t see a thing but the quiet, the smell then a weird loud sound that didn’t seem to fit Nature or Olympic national park. Wtf it was something

[@cecileroy557]

I subscribed a while ago but I hardly ever have you pop up on my feed... I'm going to be doing some serious binge-watching today. Excellent production value and, of course, stories!! ❣️😉

[@salishsasquatch]

@@cecileroy557 thank you!

[@lisathornton8543]

I can’t get over the beautiful scenery of that place

[@salishsasquatch]

It’s gorgeous! Washington is beautiful

[@DarkAzreal77]

​@@salishsasquatchI can't imagine how terrifying it would be to be walking all alone up north in the road and have to Sasquatch come take a stroll with you. It's amazing that man kept his wits about him.

[@lindaalaniz7129]

May The Lord continue watching over you all.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you

[@ChipChoc00]

Thank you for sharing!

[@salishsasquatch]

You’re welcome. Thank you for watching

[@jackiemessinger8517]

Beautifully done! Thank you!!

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you Jackie!

[@StonedustandStardust]

❤Love this channel

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you 🥰

[@WhiteBreadThunder-op6in]

What a great share in the traditional oral Salish tradition. I wonder how many generations this smokehouse story has been passed down?

[@salishsasquatch]

I wish we knew! We have heard so many smokehouse stories, so many tribes have them. 🙏🏼

[@WhiteBreadThunder-op6in]

The Makah rez is a special place. Cape Flattery, Lake Ozette, Ozzete Dig, Tatoosh Island, Neah Bay, the museum. Great folks.

[@naturalstatemassage]

Thank you for sharing your stories!

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you for watching!

[@CathyNavarrette]

In 6th grade I wrote story/book about a Bigfoot. Just like these stories but mine was class assignment.

[@salishsasquatch]

That’s boring! Good thing our stories are real! 😁 what was your story about?

[@jessicacanfield5058]

​@@salishsasquatchthat is not nice

[@traceyreed4885]

​@@jessicacanfield5058i don't think they meant to be rude. I think they meant that class assignments are boring. But, just my thought. ✌

[@r.r.hughes9808]

I love this. Thank you for sharing it.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thanks friend 🙏🏼

[@MikeCarter-n6u]

This was a fantastic video! Thanks for sharing. Mike

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you Mike! Where are you watching from?

[@MikeCarter-n6u]

@@salishsasquatch Misha, I'm in the state of Illinois in the United States. I truly admire you and I hate what is happening in Ukraine now. I truly wish there was a way to end war, but people being the way they are, I don't see it happening anytime soon. Again, all the best to you and Tina! I'll be watching and commenting. Mike

[@MikeCarter-n6u]

Sorry, I misread the reply. I enjoy your videos very much also, as I spent some time surviving in Washington St. during a survival school.

[@salishsasquatch]

@@MikeCarter-n6u thanks again Mike!

[@CharlesRyan-f3j]

Thank you! Fantastic video.

[@salishsasquatch]

Thank you for watching Charles!

[@BUBBLESPOGO]

Absolutely gorgeous area!

[@salishsasquatch]

It’s a great spot to visit.