Is Bigfoot Real? Of course they are. But how do you prove that when everyone else stuffs "Bigfoot" in the same category as Santa Clause, The Tooth Fairy, Vampires and Werewolves? You first have to be open minded to the thought and reality of it.
Stories of Bigfoot have been around for hundreds, if not thousands of years. Sure, stories of mythical creatures have been around since the dawn of man. But, is there REAL proof of their existence? There is for Bigfoot.
All Native American Indian tribes have their own names for this creature:
| Native American Sasquatch Names | ||
| Source: http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Forest/3080/names.html | ||
| NAME | TRIBE | TRANSLATION |
| Yi' dyi'tay | Nehalem/Tillamook Indian | "Wild Man" |
| Sasahevas | Halkomelem Language | "Sasquatch" |
| Salish Indian | "Wild Man of the Woods" | |
| Xi'lgo | Nehalem/Tillamook Indian | "Wild Woman" |
| Sc'wen'ey'ti | Spokane Indian | "Tall Burnt Hair"" |
| Skanicum | Colville Indians | "Stick Indians" |
| Choanito | Wenatchee Indian | "Night People" |
| Ste ye mah | Yakama Indian | "Spirit hidden by woods" |
| Seatco | Yakama/Klickitat/Puyallup | "Stick Indian" |
| Seat ka | Yakama Indian | Not Available |
| See'atco | Coast Salish Indian | "One who runs and hides" |
| Tsiatko | Puyallup/Nisqually Indian | "Wild Indians" |
| Steta'l | Puyallup/Nisqually Indian | "Spirt Spear" |
| Seeahtkch | Clallam Indian | Not Available |
| Qui yihahs | Yakama/Klickitat Indian | "The Five Brothers" |
| Skookum | Chinook Indian | "Evil God of the Woods" |
| At'at'ahila | Chinookan Indian | Not Available |
| Omah | Yurok Indian | Not Available |
| Oh Mah | Hoopa Indian | "Boss of the Woods" |
| Bukwas | Kwakwaka'wakw Indian | "Wildman of the Woods" |
| Tsonaqua | Kwakwaka'wakw Indian | "Wild Woman of the Woods" |
| Tah tah kle' ah | Yakama/Shasta Indian | "Owl Woman Monster" |
| Sne nah | Okanogan Indian | "Owl Woman" |
| Rugaru | Turtle Mt Ojibway | Not Available |
| Qah lin me | Yakama/Klickitat Indian | Not Available |
| Windago | Eastern Athabascan Indian | "Wicked Cannibal" |
| Wetiko | Cree Indian | Not Available |
| Chiye tanka | Lakota (West)/Sioux Indian | "Big Elder Brother" |
| Chiha tanka | Dakota (East)/Sioux Indian | "Big Elder Brother" |
| Matlose | Nootka Indian | Not Available |
| Neginla eh | Alutiiq/Yukon Indian | "Wood Man" |
| Nantiinaq | Kenai Peninsula Indian | Not Available |
| Nant'ina | Dena'ina Indian | Not Available |
| Urayuli | SW Alaskan Eskimo | Not Available |
| Get'qun | Lake Lliamna Indian | Not Available |
| Kushtaka | Tlingit Indian | "Otter Man" |
| A hoo la huk | Yup'ik Indian | Not Available |
| Gilyuk | Nelchina Plateau Indian | "Big Man with little hat" |
| lariyin | Hare Indian | "Bushman" |
| So'yoko | Hopi Indian | Not Available |
| Ot ne yar heh | Iroquois Indian | "Stonish Giant" |
| Ge no sqwa | Iroquois/Seneca Indian | "Stone Giants" |
| Ge no'sgwa | Seneca Indian | "Stone Coats" |
| Miitiipi | Kawaiisu Indian | "Bad luck or disaster" |
| Yahyahaas | Modoc Indian | Not Available |
| Tso apittse | Shoshone Indian | "Cannibal Giant" |
| Toylona | Taos Indian | "Big Person" |
| Atahsaia | Zuni Indian | "The Cannibal Demon" |
| Boqs | Bella Coola Indian | "Bush Man" |
| Goo tee khl | Chilkat Indian | Not Available |
| Loo poo oi'yes | Miwuk Indian | Not Available |
| Kala'litabiqw | Skagit Valley Indian | Not Available |
| Madukarahat | Karok Indian | "Giant" |
| Nun Yunu Wi | Cherokee Indian | "The Stone Man" |
| Kecleh-Kudleh | Cherokee Indian | "Hairy Savage" |
| Esti Capcaki | Seminole Indian | "Tall Man" |
| Mesingw | Lenni Lenape Indian | "The Mask Being" |
| Misinghalikun | Lenni Lenape Indian | "Living Solid Face" |
| Wsinkhoalican | Lenni Lenape Indian | "The Game Keeper" |
| Saskets | Salishan/Sahaptin Indian | "The Giant" |
| Not Available | Coeur d'Alene/Spokane Indian | "The Tree Men" |
| Not Available | Oglala Lakota Sioux Indian | "The Big Man" |
| Yayaya-ash | Klamath Indian | "The Frightener" |
| Manabai'wok | Menomini Indian | "The Giants" |
| Nu'numic | Owens Valley Paiute | "The Giant" |
| Tse'nahaha | Mono Lake Paiute | "Giant" |
| Gogit | Haida Indians | "Not Available" |
| Tsadjatko | Quinault Indians | "Giants" |
| Hecaitomixw | Quinault Indians | "Dangerous Being" |
| Skukum | Quinault Indians | "Devil of the Forest" |
| Not Available | Twana Indians | "Stick Indians" |
| Slalakums | Upper Stalo Indians | "The Unknown" |
| Na'in | Gwich'in Indians | "Brushman" |
| El-Ish-kas | Makah Indians | "Not Available" |
| "Not Available" | Tshimshian Indians | "Cannibal" |
| Iktomi | Plains Indians | "The Trickster " |
| Yé'iitsoh | Navajo Indians | "Big God " |
These are just the names from the Native American Indians. There are many more from around the world.
From the hundreds if not thousands of alleged videos of Bigfoot on YouTube, there is one that is the Undisputed Champion. That is Rick Dyers "Tent Video". For over a year people have tried everything they can to disprove that there is a Living and Breathing Bigfoot in this video. We will get into the specifics and break down in the next blog.
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