The Many Faces Of The Yeti

Part of the confusion that is generated by the Western world in trying to understand the Yeti is the fact that "Yeti" is a catch-all phrase we have been left with to refer to some of the creatures that inhabit the Himalayas.

Let's take a look at some of the other names used to describe the creatures.

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Antelope Mountains Hairy Man

In 1879, while out duck hunting, William Shegan and his friend Mr. Gore flushed out more than just flying targets.

As evening approached, the two men, returning to the ranch, took a shortcut across the mountain. The trail they were on was a rough one that went through the wildest part in the Antelope range of the mountains.

They were carefully working their way along the edge of a chasm when they heard an "animalistic noise" back towards a cliff. Looking in that direction, they saw a "large, hairy man-like animal". Suddenly it began running with "the speed of the wind".  Thinking it was an animal, Mr. Gore shot at it, wounding the creature in the arm.

An Older Report From Canada

In the 1960s a letter was sent out from one man who witnessed something strange. He and two other amateur prospectors were near Ribbon Creek Rd., east of Banff, Alberta, Canada, eating their lunch. Looking up they were startled to see a "gorilla" sitting on its haunches, watching them eat. Both parties stayed frozen, watching each other, for about 5 minutes, then the "gorilla" stood up.

Ulster County, New York Sasquatch

This multi-generation cattle farm has a history with what may be a family of sasquatch. The most recent experiences occurred last summer.

While enjoying a bonfire on the night of June 28, 2018 a man and his fiancé added to the evening by playing Native American music.  They began to hear tree knocks and "whoops" in the night. The sounds came from both in front of them and behind. They remained outside listening until the sounds stopped, approximately from 10 pm to 2 am.

Payson Canyon Bigfoot

In the spring of 2016, The Paranormal Review released a video from an anonymous witness of an alleged bigfoot encounter the previous year.

Here is the original video.

Mono Lake Bigfoot

In 1991, a science teacher and his family went on vacation. Little did they know that 17 years later, their trip to Mono Lake, California, would become a "hit" movie.
May 18, 1991, was a cold, overcast day with a strong wind blowing. There was still a little snow on the surrounding mountain peaks. When they arrived at the lake, their car was the only one in the parking lot. The area was desolate, deserted.

At 9:17 a.m., the teacher began shooting the video (VHS) of the hike the family set out on. After a short period of time, they all finally decided to leave because of the wind and the cold. The family returned to the hotel and, after their weekend, returned home. The video shot that day became part of their family vacation collection, and they would bring it out and watch it along with other videos with family and friends.

Not an actual photo of William Roe

The William Roe Story

How different the history of Bigfoot would be if William Roe had only owned or borrowed a movie camera back in 1955.

Roe was working on a highway near the small town of Tete Jaune Cache in British Columbia, about 80 miles west of Jasper, Alberta. In October he decided to climb five miles up Mica Mountain to where an old abandoned mine was located. He reached the mine around 3 pm after an easy climb. Coming out of some brush into a clearing, he was surprised to see what he took for a grizzly bear on the other side of the clearing.

Helpful Sasquatch

It was summer, 1963. A man went out hunting for deer near Mt. Shasta. He had gone alone and so had no one with him when he fell and badly injured his leg. He finally was able to get to his feet, but could barely hobble. He was worried as he knew how long of a journey he had to get to where he could find some help.