This video is a full-length episode in a documentary series that investigates the 1855 conflict known as the Bigfoot War, blending historical claims, eyewitness testimony, and folkloric analysis to explore the cultural and environmental context of Sasquatch sightings.
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This video, THE FORGOTTEN BIGFOOT WAR OF 1855, is a documentary-style exploration that blends local history, folklore, and speculative interpretation to argue that a violent, overlooked conflict involving Bigfoot‑like beings occurred in Oklahoma in 1855. It frames the story as a collision of myth and recorded events and invites viewers to reconsider regional history through cryptid and biblical‑myth lenses.
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The untold story of the 1855 Choctaw-Bigfoot War. When livestock started vanishing from LeFlore County, Oklahoma Territory, no one suspected it would lead to the most terrifying confrontation in Native American history.
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The Seatco, also known as the Shadow People, are mysterious beings in Salish folklore, often described as wild, trickster-like entities that lived in caves and stole food from human settlements.
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In many Native American cultures, balance between humans and the natural world is sacred. The young hunters in this story ignored this principle, taking more game than necessary.
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Mount Shasta, located in Northern California, has long been associated with Bigfoot sightings, Native American legends, and mystical phenomena.
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Mount Shasta, located in Northern California, has long been associated with Bigfoot sightings, Native American legends, and mystical phenomena.
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The Hairy Man of Tule River is a legendary figure in Yokuts tribal folklore, believed to be a large, hairy humanoid that has existed for centuries.
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The Choctaw Nation speaks of the Shampe, a tall, foul-smelling creature that lurks in the woods. It is said to kidnap people, particularly children, and carry them away into the wilderness.
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The Salish people of the Pacific Northwest have long shared stories of Sasquatch, viewing it as a spiritual guardian rather than just a mysterious creature. In Salish traditions, Sasquatch is often described as a forest protector, a non-human elder, and sometimes even a messenger between worlds.
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