Sasquatch on the Makah Reservation full version

[@Vaiva.Vo.o]

Thank you, Auntie Maria and grandmother Harriet for your time, wisdom, and stories.

[@hughjaass3787]

Being Native myself, I love hearing stories from different tribes dealing with Sasquatch.

[@Ja-qz8ir]

Same.

[@claudiasangwais1129]

I think we all grew up similar with our g'parents What a wonderful time listening to the stories No worries, everything we needed was around us We never cared about technology No, can live without it plus I've been wondering what's being offered for educating the general public regarding this subject? 😀

[@mikemoffitt8645]

A'Ho Sisters & Brothers,From Algonquin Nation,What A Wonderful Story of The People

[@zindi1138]

Same here

[@ufooverlondon4494]

Agree

[@ufooverlondon4494]

Wonderful to hear First Nation stories. We can learn so much listening to old knowledge of Sasquatch.

[@joannasarcamedes8191]

I am impressed by your low key non arrogant level headed , non know it all presentation, just really down to earth .

[@Meymeygwis]

Thank you for these authentic oral histories, very special to hear.

[@SaabAholic]

I have learned so much about the Sasquatch People by listening to Native American people. We should be honored that they shared with us.

[@Annarocks1969]

Totally agree

[@molly6483]

Yes thank you tribe members!

[@kandiwolfe1125]

I am very thankful to all of those who have shared their stories here!

[@jerrybartlett273]

Sasquach are the Xanue Forest people. Please look them up if you want to know the truth about Sasquach

[@runozwritu]

Thank you very much for sharing the stories which others will not. The treasures the Elders hold in their minds and hearts is invaluable.

[@MickPsyphon]

I really appreciate listening to what the various First Nations people have to say about Sasquatch. Stories of their experiences, oral history and even mythology, all provide a better perspective of the Sasquatch.

[@Lou.B]

Thank You to all who helped bring us these Makah stories! I have made a few hikes through that area in the mid- 70's, exploring from Neah Bay around Cape Flattery, a visit to the Makah Reservation, then back to Shi Shi, the Ozette digs, petroglyphs, and Cape Alava, camping as we went, then back inland bordering the Ahlstroms Prairie. The archeological dig was only just beginning back then, but the students there were great! We slept in in the wooden bunk bed lean-tos that bordered the trails. There was a near Cat 1 gale on the coast on one of those trips, and I loved it! Nature at its finest! It's an amazing region, full of peace and beauty, and endowed with spirits that kept our voices mostly quiet along the way; not out of fear - but reverence. The forests feel like a living colony, encompassing all things, where 'green' is more than just a color, but feels like a life force! Occasionally I had the sense of being watched, but I wouldn't tell anyone if I HAD seen a Bigfoot, for the same reason that Ms. Castle said; they certainly don't need any hassle from a bunch of city slickers and scientists, and there's a fair argument to be made that WE are disturbing THEIR land. Humans made their choice over half a million years ago, so the best we can do is declare "détente", and leave our ancient Brothers alone. (I imagine they'll let YOU know if you're getting too close!)

[@polymathematics5837]

I surely enjoyed these people sharing their stories. Thank you very much for posting this video.

[@brianmoore6837]

I just loved this video hearing about the Makah Indians and their encounters with the Sasquatch's. I live east of Neah Bay, over in Everett. I am Tlingit Indian as my Mother is from Sitka, Alaska. I remember growing up and listening to my Mom, Grandma and Aunt talk about the "Kushtaka" in the dense wooded areas in Sitka. Kushtaka is the Tlingit name for " Land otter man/ Large wild hairy man of the forest. AKA- Sasquatch. My mom always told us kids as we got a little bit older to be very careful while venturing out in the mountain forests . She said that Sasquatch's are very real. They are wild creatures and should be respected and left alone since that is their territory. Anyway, I hope you have more upcoming videos as I look forward to seeing more. "Gu'nal"cheesh" (Thank you)😊

[@littledancingfawn]

Harrietta is braver than those ministers. Lol. Wasn’t very cool to run away and leave her. I’m happy she thought to record what she heard. Thank you dear! ❤️

[@CurtRowlett]

When I lived in Washington State, I tried to spend as much time as possible over on the Olympic Peninsula and the Neah Bay area because there is so much beauty in the land there. I hiked multiple times along the Hoh River and camped overnight there. I never saw or heard anything unusual, but the vastness of those forests and mountains, along with the abundance of natural food sources convinced me that something like an elusive Sasquatch could easily live and hide there. Also, I really love hearing stories like this from the Makah elders. I met a few people from the Makah tribe over the years and all of them were wonderful people. Thank you for sharing your experiences/stories/knowledge with the rest of the world.

[@RickHorejsi]

I'm a Indian from HOHRIVER Washington and I seen a sasquatch cross the lower hoh road 1130pm at night during a storm January 8 2022 he looked directly at me and took a step and a half and was gone into the forest he looked exactly like the sasquatch in the Patterson film from bluff creek California in 1967

[@GoferGirl]

I know sasquatch is real, but I don't waste my breath speaking to most about it. Natives are the only people really worth talking to on the subject.

[@jasmineroberts6034]

Honestly

[@MrDuffy81]

Gee, how insulting. I guess you’re just trying to put your own race down in an attempt at racial subservience? Speak for yourself.

[@davidzierlein9552]

I too also believe that they are real I live in Washington state we are in a valley with mountains surrounding us and I've lived around Native Americans most of my life and everyone I talk to Native or not Around here believe in Bigfoot or Sasquatch

[@jerrybartlett273]

I live in Washington State. I have been to Neah Bay many times. Sasquach are very real. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach

[@ruthiecastro9519]

Yes so true so I don’t… but I feel very honored to have been one to see them

[@philipthomas3938]

I've heard that screaming shrieking high pitched powerhouse bellowing in 2 widely separated regions of Australia with the Yowies... absolutely massive lung power to broadcast such penetrating sounds far afield...

[@jamesfay7281]

I was thinking the name "One Eye" was that often they're poking their head out around a tree and only one eye is visible. Especially around a campfire

[@Keet619]

Thank you all for these great stories of real experiences. It is time for everyone to know and accept the truth of these beings.

[@stuartmacleod5493]

I just happened across your channel as I do follow stories, documentaries that cover Sasquatch. I find your cover plus the Native aspect definitely enhances the subject presented as it is.. New to your channel but I already want to convey respect for a job well done in my regard! Thank You for presenting it as You do.✌️

[@llc1976]

I love hearing the language!! Thank you!’it’s lovely sounding, glad you are keeping it going.

[@denisestinnett8904]

I lived in the wilds of Raymond, WA. Way out in nowhere. Absolutely beautiful country! Would have to get up and gone to work by about 4 am. Every morning I was overwhelmed by someone or something watching me, actually watching most of the time. Always benevolent feeling, never scary. Felt comforted that I was being watched over especially way out there.

[@jerrybartlett273]

They were protecting you. I live in Washington State and they are very real. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach

[@anitamitchell3452]

I am so grateful I heard that sound for the first time here on your channel and not at night in the woods. I've been told it was unlike anything I could imagine .... so true. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@cheryllidgett2489]

Awesome video, the native people know and should be heard💞💞💞🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@robyntaylor499]

There’s something Magical in Native American Language ❤️ I could listen to it forever 🙏❤️❤️

[@williamsporing1500]

I’m half wyandot, and I’m trying to learn. Not a lot of speakers left. I’m trying though…

[@kandiwolfe1125]

I am not Native but I have always been fascinated by your culture. I thank you all for sharing your experiences ,as well as, those who were involved in making this very interestimg video! Peace to all...💜💙💜

[@catherinerosner970]

I've been out to this area. It is very remote and surrounded by very dense forest that go up to the coast. I drove through the two lane highway to go south and it was creepy even during the daytime.

[@jerrybartlett273]

Your right, but gorgeous at the same time. And lots of rain

[@tracymorriss248]

Grateful to see and hear elder's knowledge about sa'be Thanks😉

[@russellwiitala9733]

Wonderful testimony. I know that when they begin to throw rocks, it's because they want you to leave. I have had them toss pebbles towards my tent before, I would presume to ascertain whether I'm asleep or not. Also, once I hiked out to a quarry and felt they didn't want me to enter, I turned around and began to hike out. After about two hundreds yards of hiking back out, I heard a huge rock crash back at the quarry. I believe it was a confirmation that I was correct to follow my impression and "Thankyou!" It was a hot day and I think that the one I call Mr. Ed was soaking in the pool back there. LOL

[@molly6483]

I was born in Port Angela's. My brother has a friend that is Makaw. Bruce has never spoke of it but I know they exist. Just not ready to speak of it... The first woman is so beautiful in the way she speaks

[@jerrybartlett273]

I live in Washington State and they are very real. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach

[@snowpuppy77]

Wonderful video. Thank you for sharing. Very good that these stories are documented.

[@seanwhelan879]

I subscribed, absolutely thoroughly enjoyed listening to that lady's brilliant, more of this please. Peace all🇮🇪

[@melaniephillips6776]

I love that she is learning her Native language and passing it on to the younger generation.

[@78LedHead]

Nice job guys, leaving her up there alone. What a bunch of cowards. She's a tough bird.

[@feldwebel999]

I just stumbled upon this video - I actually knew Darrell in the Army back at Fort Ord in the early 1980's. And I recall asking him if he ever had any Bigfoot experiences. I remember he said he did about something when he was a little kid. When I saw him in the video and saw the Army veteran's cap he had on, and saw his face, I wondered if it was him. Then his name came across the bottom of the screen. I need to reach out to him - great to see he's back home.

[@JasonToddRoberts]

facebook.com/darrell.markishtum

[@feldwebel999]

@@JasonToddRoberts Thanks! Just reconnected with Darrell!

[@coloradogoldhunting5601]

I did a mission trip in ‘92 to build a house for one of the tribal members and clean up the abandoned AFB , beautiful people and culture and breathtaking pacific rainforest

[@pdean_photography929]

I've heard that exact same sound coming out of the swamp I live on the edge of. To explain.... I live on the edge of an area of swamp land which is in NW Central Fla and it's part of what is called the Fla.Corridor which runs the whole length of the state. I was walking my 80lb female Catahula/ Australian mix dog on a trail going back into the swamp for around 300 yards. One morning we were at the back of this trail which runs in a circle leading back to the road. We were walking at a good pace when that exact same sound comes from deeper into the swamp. It was the first time I heard this sound. It's possible it was not the first time but it was the first time my old girl and I heard it and she stopped dead in her tracks ( as I did ) and looked in the exact direction of the swamp which this sound came from. She came to a dead stop and looked off in a direction... which was very far from normal while on the first walk of the day. On another occasion this creature was sitting back in the swamp in the area just a few yards from my side porch at my home on a moonless night and unfortunately at the time my only flashlight was dead. Because of that fact I now have several working flashlights. And now back to the unfolding facts... I could hear it's respiratory system sounding bigger than the bears I've heard off to a distance . This creature was just calm cool and collected while watching me . I could not see it but could hear it breathing in a manner that was not a aggressive towards me. I moved off the side porch and I walked out front for just a few mins and I could not hear it move . I returned to the my side porch and I expected it to still be in that same spot but when I returned to my side porch the breathing sound was gone. It moved away from it's location without making any sound at all. This area has grass but many trees with the ground covered in leaves and twigs everywhere which should make it impossible to move without making a sound which should have been audible from this short distance (maybe no more than just 20 yards ) where I walked to. That was very strange and even more strange than not being able to see it because it was back in the blackness of a moonless night when you can not see your hand right in front of your face. So it could see in that total darkness enough not to make a sound when it moved away. And you can be sure... I was glad I could no longer hear it breathing back in the blackness of that night. The strangest part of this incident was when I came out onto my side porch to walk my small dog and he didn't even bark at the direction this breathing sound was coming from and this breathing sound was at a level I now he could hear. He did act a bit strange thou.... like he was confused as to why he was outside.... Not normal at all because he always leaps off of that porch when he's taken for a walk. It was like he was scared to move and avoiding a look in the direction of the breathing sound which I have zero doubt you could even hear from the road out front of my home. It creeps me out big time that I decided to go ahead and walk my little boy and not turn on my heels and go right back inside. It makes no sense at all. But that's the facts.

[@Sunset553]

It’s surprising how calm we can be in the face of danger.

[@ruthiecastro9519]

Just found you🫶🏼love your stories because I have had experience with them also.. respect for them always .. I am also Native🙏🏼

[@Vikingman2024]

Very interesting stories! Thank you Jason!

[@CindySoleneCarter]

Fantastic examples of the sentience of these Sasquatch People, and such respect shown for them from these women. Thank you for the authenticity.

[@gigicamarena1056]

Been there at reservation about several years ago, I highly recommend the museum. Before I left to visit I checked to see if there was any stories in regards to sasquatch and there was. I suggest people to respect the tribal lands signs that if it says don't go through here, don't go. I also suggest that if you hike don't go alone, I did at the beach where the cabins were and I had a Erie feeling to return back to the car and did. I enjoyed my few days there.

[@marcrud1250]

Coyotes don't make this sound for 45 minutes straight either 😎

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

Fascinating. Anyone who has ever heard coyotes know that those screams were NOT COYOTES.

[@strangerous1313]

Love these stories. Keep them coming!

[@mynaturelife1111]

The people telling these past events are speaking with genuine authenticity. They have no reason to lie. The truth they bring is ridiculed enough by closed minded individuals who stay in front of their TV's, Who never go into nature. The non- believers want more/better proof, well if you saw a Giant beast that you thought was a fantasy would you calmly get a camera out focused it and took a good picture or would your flight or fight instincts kick in bc you may be in a lot of danger. This was a good video, Subscribed!

[@rickhorejsi1121]

Those sasquatchs in Hoh River were mimicking owls and Coyotes, I knew it was sasquatchs, could just feel it in the air, it's was late October 2021, they were mimicking baby owls, owls nest in spring early summer, not in the fall. Then the next winter January 8th 2022, I seen him cross the lower Hoh road 1130pm during a storm, he looked right at me approximately 30 yards in front of my truck, he took a step and a half and was gone into the woods headed south. Guarantee no lie , I know what I seen A SASQUATCH!!! He crossed the lower Hoh road about 150 yards from where I heard them the previous October. They sounded similar to what Harriet recorded there in the video you folks made.

[@scourneene]

I'm in northern Ontario and had a very similar experience and it started with back and forth wood knocks then I got blasted in my left ear by an owl call. I had a special boulder I visit, I call it grandfather rock...last week I went to visit it. I was surprised to see a structure built at the trail entrance, like a teepee with a long thin tree that was bent over the structure and it seems to put pressure on one of the logs. The feeling I got when I saw it wash through me powerfully. I know it's Sabe.

[@jerrybartlett273]

​@@scourneene was it a X structure? Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach

[@scourneene]

@@jerrybartlett273 Hi Jerry...I would not say it was a X structure...if it was what would that mean to you? The structure is more of a teepee with a live long thin tree bent over top of it which seems to put pressure on it all. What is interesting is that soon after a portion of the trail breaks away down towards the creek. It is a mud slide. It is potentially dangerous so I wonder if they are attempting to stop me from walking there in case that portion of the trail breaks free and slides. I say this cause last fall a massive pine has fallen, blocking the otherside entrance of the trail entrance. I also noticed a single, deep large print in the forest floor just off that section of the trail. Actually, as I walked through that teepee structure I did notice that many smaller branches seem to block one side of the way to walk through and half of the other, seemingly directing me or turn me away from the slide if I follow the way it's arranged. Anyhow, ya I'll look up what you mentioned Jerry about these people. Thanks and anything you are knowledgeable about and care to share I'd be interested.

[@jerrybartlett273]

@@scourneene yes, they do protect certain people. If you have a open mind and a kind heart, then you can reach out to them and they will reach back to you. Please be patient, as it took me over 6 months before they answered me. They are truly amazing beings and want to help us. Thank you for your interest and please feel free to ask me anything you want about the Xanue Forest people. God bless.

[@__Salty]

@@scourneene Interesting, like a brush tent. Any smell?🪶

[@MinnesotaBigfoot]

Beautiful history. Thank you for sharing. Migwech

[@ruthiecastro9519]

Thank you for sharing your tribes stories

[@JohnMelland]

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing your experiences and the audio too. It's certainly is Sasquatch's howling. I've seen them and had many experiences with them over the years. Sa'be is what my tribe the Annishinabe, (Chippewa) call them. 😁

[@fishsalmon8747]

I am native...love to hear other stories of the big people..

[@drew-shourd]

We are so very blessed by this video, thank you for making/posting this video. The Makah language sounds very similar to Mongolian. Not a big surprise, bless everyone in this video...even and especially Sasquatch...

[@shannonmackinnon8262]

Thank you for this wonderful video!

[@maxelldenomie6131]

A Kiowa/Irish/French-Canadian from Okla here, ive lived with that tribe, im acquainted with the girl/woman speaking...those beings are real.

[@kevinocean523]

Now this is very amazing content. Thank you!

[@charmainefield6785]

Thank you for sharing your stories 🙏🏼

[@jillgray2669]

Maybe they called One Eye because they often stand behind a tree, w0taching with one eye.

[@JasonToddRoberts]

I had that same thought.

[@augustinevela9892]

Sasquatch is the greatest hide and seeker of all time.

[@ytolan740]

Ha, I was wondering this too actually. I also though that when we have described any supposed mental abilities that operate with non verbal communication, we have described it as using a "third eye" or "our minds eye". If these apparent great apes did indeed communicate this way, or even simply had such a high understanding of non verbals that it appeared that they understood what the elder was saying, it would make sense to try and describe this to others in a philosophy that shows this. If you just hear the description of a one eyed giant ape...that's one thing, but if you get to hear the full tale then suddenly the one eye becomes clearer as a potential metaphor for describing the non verbal communication in the encounters. Ancestor tales are rarely singular in their metaphors and Native Americans are masters of this. That said, here in Europe our Celtic tribal history is often strikingly similar and we too have the same apparent creature in our history. Yes we have the Sasquatch or "Wild Man" or "Wolf Man" legends with all the same ape like behaviour but that's not all. For example, it was said that when the children of Danu reached Eire (Ireland) the Fomorii were already living there. The descriptions of the Fomorii aren't consistent and ever changing through time, but curiously in the earlier accounts it is often described as a supernatural giant sometimes adorned with antlers, a stags head and....one eye. Multiple genus of hominids? Similar stories from a time of closer connected ancestors? metaphor for a lost memory? philosophy for describing an unknown creature or event? No idea but I find all the simple parallels fascinating personally :)

[@michaelmiller9870]

Awesome video with a good message. Thanks for sharing.

[@chapter4444]

"A few beers ago...." That's an awesome way to start a story

[@judahtribe7]

I know I thought I heard that wrong enjoyed her telling better than the first lady that was too drawn out and unrealistic

[@ryans.4715]

Yeah it got a chuckle from me too

[@pinatajuju4471]

Really good video thank you brothers and sisters.

[@balor7]

Very happy to hear people speaking their native languages 😊

[@tammythomas7863]

I am Native American Cherokee I believe in big foot they are old ones

[@tabormiston5054]

Thank you love your video, I live in Port Orchard Washington and used to live in Republic Washington area and I truly believe in these forest peoples

[@jimhoffmann]

Pete De Poe - in his book, “King Kong Pete,” about his days with the groundbreaking Native American rock band, Redbone, grew up on the reservation as a child (available on Amazon). He talks about the existence of Sasquatch on the Rez. When asked if he believes in Sasquatch, De Poe’s response is, “He’ll, yeah!”

[@philcastle6238]

Thank you for this video, such a rich culture, and wonderful information.

[@markanthony124]

Thank you very much for these

[@scarborosasquatchstation1403]

Incredible vocalizations recorded on the Makeh Reservation... Whether its Sasquatch or possibly even the Dogman, listening to these sounds reverberating so intensely they are definitely not human !

[@edcpike]

What a wonderful story. Thank you

[@PoeLemic]

It is good that you are sharing this with us. I have always wondered what experiences that the Indian Reservations have had with Sasquatch, because they should be experts on them.

[@lizmacleod8903]

Marvelous video, very good speakers 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@1tarawho]

Great channel!! I love when narrator's take the subject matter seriously!! Thank you for the great information. I just subcribed to your channel!!

[@allatgoddess8961]

Yrs ago, I did an Inipi Ceremony in the deep woods in Pa.The Land belonged to a Tribal Elder that did the ceremony. A group of us were supposed to stay out several days/nights after Prayers and preparing ourselves. We had to sit up awake all the time. .......But the first night, I was hearing in the distance mountains sounds like a mix of cougars & gorillas calling back & forth to each other....Next morning I asked the Elder what it was, but he refused to tell me. ..Of course I suspected what it was, but I didn't continue discussing it......I didn't do another night there.

[@gnostic268]

Inipi is the Lakota word for a sweat. Who was the holding it in PA because that's not Lakota territory. It's not traditional for men and women to sweat together so it's probably better that you left.

[@PorchHonkey]

PA is Lenape land in the eastern part.

[@JohnKSedor]

Our 3 face to face encounters occurred, not in some far removed wilderness, or Tibet, or some such area, but they occurred in Connecticut, a State with a fairly well developed manufacturing and industrial base, and we are of Ukrainian and Polish descent. Our encounters at our home forced my Father, 82nd Airborne Paratrooper to buy a rifle and keep it and a box of ammo right by the kitchen door for quite a while. He was able to set a trap for it by keeping a hose turned on and kept by the kitchen door. When my sister screamed he jumped outside and sprayed it with the hose thinking it was neighborhood pranksters. For this it lunged at him and then went back in the woods where it lived. We knew it wasn't there to help us with our taxes, it wasn't there to cut our lawn and it certainly wasn't there to teach us how to develop clean energy sources. If it came back, it was going to end up in a display case at nearby Yale University in New Haven Connecticut or maybe at UCONN. We are of Ukrainian and Polish descent and we live in Connecticut, not some far removed, mountainous area.

[@Skidderoperator]

Probably wanted to sell you some kind of extended car/ appliance warranty.

[@madpatriot7464]

I wouldn't call them myths. Myths are not based in reality, unlike the Grandfather teachings. There's much more truth to them than fantasy.

[@shanethepain1000]

Folklore ! Folks law ! Truth Blessings my friend ! 🌳 🌳 🌲 🌲 👋 🐵 🌲 🌲 🌳 🌳

[@seankientz4929]

Love the presentation just subbed thanks for your work

[@shanethepain1000]

Thank you for the knowledge ! Blessings everybody ! 🌳 🌳 🌲 🌲 👋 🐵 🌲 🌲 🌳 🌳

[@richarddecker3245]

Outstanding awesome documentary!!! 👍👍✌

[@tammythomas7863]

I was 7 I heard big foot I wanted to run my uncle said no I am 62 now still scared heard their knocks and whistles

[@frankeaglespeaker3553]

I’m Native American for you non believers one day one day very soon

[@ufooverlondon4494]

Frank Eaglespeaker - Believe in Sasquatch 100%. UFO Extraterrestrials and other cryptid connected. Please share knowledge?

[@angelaprater2679]

Don.t what you mean by that. God bless you and yours.

[@williamsporing1500]

Kweh….where at? I’m half Wyandot.

[@jerrybartlett273]

​@@ufooverlondon4494 Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach

[@Annarocks1969]

Great video, thank you for this

[@patrickpost3269]

That sound is terrifying. I've heard plenty of coyotes and that do not sound like that!

[@nun_bel_eever]

*They do when a big hairy man is ripping them apart....*

[@cindyderp1113]

That's no coyote...I'm 55 and have lived out in the middle of nowhere all my life, coyotes come in our front yard...that's definitely not a coyote..

[@__Salty]

I lived long time in the woods alone with my 2 dogs, her sounds on tape I feel were real, I have encountered similar. Not shy at all either. Many a creature visited our remote little cabin that people would not believe. They never attacked us or caused harm. All the bears and wolves and coyotes were also respectful of us and I never carry a gun or feel a need for one.

[@Youneverknewdbn]

I would love to hear your stories

[@cleanserene6330]

I would love to hear your stories too...I can believe.

[@psyclepath1964]

Harriet's recording was amazing! 👏👏👏👏

[@lindsaydoke9308]

Like I have always said the Native Indians have the greatest courage and wisdom of all people in the forest.. Hunters and Woodsman you could all learn from them. You pursue them and you will face the consequences. The Sasquatch has lived in harmony with native peoples for centuries. My great grandfather was the first quaker to communicate and trade with native indians in a town called New Market in the province of Ontario, Canada.

[@susanhanna940]

I live on a reservation not far from the Makahs, and I had Ciatko behind my house too

[@angelaprater2679]

Very cool would love to hear your story.s and thoughts about them God bless you and yours.

[@NathanTarantlawriter]

I love hearing interaction stories from native Americans. They've seen much more of these elusive creatures than the rest of us. I wonder how many stories have been lost, from the pre-colonization days, about interactions with hairy man and other woodland creatures that may have been driven to extinction long before they could be documented by "civilized" society.

[@shable1436]

This is a great vid, thank you Jason

[@vladtheimpaler9245]

in irish legend..the surly ones ...who slept in and gaurded the fruiting trees were large and hariy and had one eye...

[@caram2064]

Guarded. Hairy.

[@vladtheimpaler9245]

@@caram2064 thanks....lol....tanx

[@btbb3726]

Great video. Really nice voices.

[@deborahwilson2734]

Thank you for these native accounts. I grew up in the PNW, right close to Neah Bay. Unfortunately, I never had one cross my path on the roads up there. I always looked though!

[@coranova]

Thank you so much for sharing with us all🩷🩷

[@elkcreekkiowa96]

If anyone ever tried to capture a kiwakatan thats what my family calls it in Choctaw the ancient forest beast will leave no trace that you were present….

[@ricjonez1816]

Lmao at 13:07 listen, she says a few beers back...😆 🤣

[@mutely7152]

That's what I thought 😂🤣😂

[@tilly28569]

She has no top teeth. It did sound like it though.

[@paranormalwarrior5193]

Really nice, making fun of someone with no upper teeth . She clearly said years. Now you wonder why we don't spread our history with you . SMH!

[@ufooverlondon4494]

@@tilly28569 She is a wonderful wise Elder and you comment on her teeth. You are disgusting!

[@Fionasichanie]

Those sounds are NOT coyotes

[@NorCal-yeti]

That would stink to be left alone while that thing was going off! Thanks for sharing.

[@northwestolympics1683]

Used to hear those sounds as a kid before the elk were killed off. Now the elk are back and am waiting for the sounds to return. Also came across a group of them elk hunting the park boundary in 2001. They made clacking sounds and threw rocks at me.

[@atv55803]

what park boundary ?

[@kandiwolfe1125]

Hello amd thanks for your response on here. I havent ever had an encounter personally, but I do believe some people, like you, have had them. The once younger and crazier side of me has to ask this question....have you ever thrown a rock back at whomever/whatever threw a rock(s) at you?!? If you have what happened afterward if anything? Sounds nuts that I'm asking you this probably, but I have always wondered! Thanks ! Peace to all....💜💙💜

[@joesmania]

Man oh man, thank you for sharing!!! You're brief description has me really interested & wanting more. I'd love to read, or better yet, listen to the entire story, (so you could give example click sounds by mimicking what you heard). What are the chances of that happening?

[@kandiwolfe1125]

@@joesmania I would also like to hear more from you ! Thanks!

[@jerrybartlett273]

One does not have to go to the deep woods to have a interaction with the Xanue. They are in your own backyard. Please look them up.

[@larissamiller8339]

Anyone who's indigenous knows that sound 😎

[@salenarush7530]

My dad was made a believer living in neah bay

[@kenhamilton592]

I love the lady with the recording .. what a great spirt an her energy .. Just WOW

[@wildsouth2471]

Here in northeast Mississippi the Chickasaw name for them is Lofa. The one who skins you ...

[@ufooverlondon4494]

I've heard they abduct people.

[@kandiwolfe1125]

Yikes!

[@MrDuffy81]

They are filming the old lady at the end at the blackberry patch which is a very common place for Sasquatch and humans to meet. It does not always turn out well for the human.

[@voraciousreader3341]

That’s really interesting information. David Paulides, who does the Missing 411 project investigations of people who go missing in national parks and other places, has given very high statistics for adults and children who have disappeared when they were berry picking out in the country. He started his work as a Sasquatch hunter, after retiring from the police force in California.

[@MrDuffy81]

@@voraciousreader3341 I know he did, which is why it is very fishy that he says that he never says that Bigfoot is taking these people. I don’t trust David. If you already wrote two books about bigfoot then why not talk about bigfoot in the missing 411 books??????!!!!!!!!!??????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MrDuffy81]

@John Savage He’s a government disinformation agent covering up the fact that cryptic creatures are out there abducting people and instead of addressing the issue he’s trying to dissuade people from going into the woods in the first place by scaring them. He is totally vague and he has already denied the phenomenon of dog man and the smiley face killer phenomenon so even though he’s written books about bigfoot somehow the mention of the word in his current series of books with discredit him even though he already wrote two books about it in the first place which would totally discredit him in the first place to any logical mind but I see what you’re saying but it doesn’t make sense.

[@margyb7469]

@@MrDuffy81 I agree with you. I don't trust him either.

[@ufooverlondon4494]

@@voraciousreader3341 David was never a Sasquatch hunter !!!!

[@joesmania]

To ask someone "Have you always believed in Sasquatch" is like asking do you believe in wolverines when that someone has had an encounter, a sighting, or both... These things aren't Santa Clause, & yes, there's plenty of scientific evidence like DNA. Maybe we could change the phrase "believed in" to "known about" in this question so the question itself doesn't take a negative stance towards the person about to share their experience or knowledge..? The fact that the scientific community can't touch it without ending their careers doesn't change the fact that hundreds of DNA samples were collected & documented, yet not written about or published, because of the way science is funded, & ultimately controlled.. We're programmed to trust the science, & never trust any people. But aren't the scientists people, & how much science that you're supposed to trust, have you directly watched or even briefly been in some sort of contact with? None if you're average. Yet you're supposed to blindly trust a system that's funded by a network of nameless faceless billionaires & Government bureaucracies. I prefer to trust thousands & thousands of good hard working people who get ridiculed for caring enough to share the truth..

[@kandiwolfe1125]

Well said! Thank you!

[@veronicastewart1112]

I've never seen or heard one, but if even one of the thousands of stories is true, then they exist. I believe because all these people can't be lying.

[@jerrybartlett273]

They are real. Please look up the Xanue Forest people.