Cryptozoology

I think the Lakota, but I'll have to check. I think they were called that in the book "The Spirit of Crazy Horse".

And Crazy Horse gets a bad rap from whites because the black hills were sacred to them and other native peoples, but after gold was discovered, well we know the story. Back to Bigfoot

We aren't told the truth of settlement in North America, I think any intelligent person can figure that out, and it has nothing to do with religious beliefs.
I was reading recently that they have discovered European dna in native tribes that pre-date us coming here, and that idea of everything and everybody walking across from Siberia isn't the whole truth.

No telling how many waves of people came here, by boats, etc, and when the continents were closer together we got an African influence down in SA, Olmecs.

The people that want to shoot Bigfoot, are they religious people? I don't know, but why are people still killing each other, elephants, chimps and gorillas? when does the craziness stop?
It'll have to start with people like us, people who have respect for life and are open to talking to each other and not be libeled crazies..
People are all agaga over some ETs, when there's more alien life on this planet that they abuse and disrespect daily

I'm labeled "crazy" and "stupid" because I believe in the Creator God, but if I suddenly embrace and idolize ETS, then I'll be "normal"?

If BF is the offspring of the Nephilim, and they were a real civilization once, we have discovered their ancient cities, then he is not a particularly good creature and best left alone, like the Indians said.

If he is an old human, which the dna insists he is, but scientists, not religious people, want to deny, then he has to be treated as such.

My personal opinion and that of many native Americans is that he is an "old Indian", one that is shy and has lived here thousands of years before recent waves of new people.

He probably became a night person to survive as they were just as likely to kill him as we are

Thanks for keeping the thread going after I left last night. Some good stories! I enjoy reading them.

Very informative +2, Pete.

You said earlier that they whistle? There were human cultures that communicated by whistle, pretty much died out now. [link to www.environmentalgraffiti.com]

I think that there were a lot more kinds of intelligent humanoid bipeds walking around 10,000 years ago than now.

The breached burials and mounds in the central US particularly yielded remains of giant people who frequently had red hair and often 2 rows of teeth. Some of the very old SA mummies had red hair too, as did the large Eurasian mummies found in Xinjiang.

So based on this, I don't think that the black haired NW Sasquatch is descended from the old giant race, which some researchers say are descendents of the Nephelim. Although the one bigfoot story here on this thread says the creatures she saw had flowing light colored hair. So there might have been breeding between the two species.

Probably more than one species out in the woods around the world, avoiding people.

Good morning Evan!

Most whistled languages originate in places where the terrain is rugged and mountainous – and there’s good reason for this. In a lot of these locations, walking to the nearest village would take a long time. And in the age before cell phones, this didn’t leave many communication alternatives.


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Well there we go, and the Pacific Northwest certainly has rugged terrain.

The Zamzummim and other ancient people in the bible were reported to have communicated by "buzzing", like bees. These were Nephilim.

They also mimic birds, crows being the most common

Very informative +2, Pete.

You said earlier that they whistle? There were human cultures that communicated by whistle, pretty much died out now. [link to www.environmentalgraffiti.com]

I think that there were a lot more kinds of intelligent humanoid bipeds walking around 10,000 years ago than now.

The breached burials and mounds in the central US particularly yielded remains of giant people who frequently had red hair and often 2 rows of teeth. Some of the very old SA mummies had red hair too, as did the large Eurasian mummies found in Xinjiang.

So based on this, I don't think that the black haired NW Sasquatch is descended from the old giant race, which some researchers say are descendents of the Nephelim. Although the one bigfoot story here on this thread says the creatures she saw had flowing light colored hair. So there might have been breeding between the two species.

Probably more than one species out in the woods around the world, avoiding people.

Do they leave little "gifts"?

Many years ago my husband and I were fishing near the confluence of the Lochsa and Selway Rivers in N Idaho. We were walking down a logging road and I kept hearing a crow.

I thought this was unusual, because I seldom see crows in those woods. I particularly listen to the crows because they were sort of like back yard "watch dogs" when we lived near Seattle.

My husband joked that it was calling to me.

We went around a bend, and there, right in the middle of the road was a crow's feather. You couldn't miss it. It was very special, because it has a white dot in it. I believed it was a gift, and thanked whoever left it, out loud.

I still have it.

I looked up Bigfoot sightings for Idaho, and found one about 35 miles from where this happened.

The fellow said in his report: "I haven't heard of any other incidents, but we are located within the Nez Perce Indian's tribal lands and I have spoken with a number of the Nez Perce who have a rich history regarding Big Foot and of interactions, which they do not like to talk about to those outside the tribe."

yes, they will, lots of reports of gift giving.

I picked up a kitten off the road that was hit by a car. After surgery he had to be confined for weeks so that he didn't move and re-injure himself.
We had an invasion of field mice so I caught them all in a live trap, took most of them 20 miles away and released them, then put a few in one of those see thru houses you buy for kids to keep hamsters in. Then I hung it up outside a window where he could watch them all day.

A few days after that, a live mouse was left in a bucket on my doorstep. It was a deep empty bucket, not one a mouse could have gotten into on its own. I think the juvenile assumed I liked mice and gave me one?

if it had white on it, more likely a raven feather, even better

These guys got some good stuff.

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Totally the Mothman. He's one creepy mofo.

It's an interesting story.

I know these don't really fall into the cryptozoological umbrella, but the black-eyed children and the shadow people give me the heebie jeebies.

What is you're favorite "mythological" beast?

There are soo many to choose from, there have been eye witness reports of all kind of mysterious creatures. Here are a few I have heard about:

Bigfoot

Chupacabra

Mothman

Werewolf

Goblins/dwarfs/gnomes

fairies

Skunk Ape

Reptile man

Jersey Devil

Thunderbird

Giant Bat

Kraken

Lochness Monster

This is just a small list of Cryptids. There are soo many more.

What is your favorite? Do you have a favorite piece of evidence you can share? A video? A picture?

It is. And it's hard to tell if it's a good guy or a bad guy but the red eyes are sure disconcerting.

I know these don't really fall into the cryptozoological umbrella, but the black-eyed children and the shadow people give me the heebie jeebies.

OP I can't believe you put Dwarfism on this list.

They are just as Human as you or me.

or are you referring to some kind of off shoot that you can't pick up and screw to make dwarf babies?