Feb. 2, 2025
Ancient Battle with Sasquatch? The Choctaw’s War Against the Shampe
For centuries, the Choctaw people have passed down chilling accounts of a war waged against a formidable, elusive adversary—what modern cryptozoologists would call Bigfoot. According to oral histories, these massive, hairy beings were not merely...
For centuries, the Choctaw people have passed down chilling accounts of a war waged against a formidable, elusive adversary—what modern cryptozoologists would call Bigfoot. According to oral histories, these massive, hairy beings were not merely shadowy figures lurking in the woods but tangible threats that raided villages, stole livestock, and even abducted women and children. The Choctaw, known for their warrior culture, refused to be victims. Tribal leaders organized hunting parties to track and eliminate the creatures, engaging in fierce battles deep in the dense forests of what is now Mississippi and Louisiana. Armed with bows, spears, and their deep knowledge of the land, Choctaw warriors fought to defend their people from these towering, near-mythical adversaries. Some legends speak of entire war bands vanishing into the wilderness, never to return, while others claim victorious battles that pushed the creatures back into the remote hills and swamps. Whether seen as history, folklore, or a blend of both, the Choctaw war with Bigfoot raises profound questions about the nature of these beings, the blurred line between myth and reality, and the ancient struggle of man against the unknown. Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2EUqA7cL5B4mFolSZwOsTY?si=9f693826971f49eb Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-broadcasting-seeds-podcast/id1754460480 Rumble https://rumble.com/user/BroadcastingSeeds YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@BroadcastingSeeds
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You ever hear a story so wild that it makes
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you stop mid bite of your steak and just think
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one of those tales that sounds like some frontier tall tale.
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But the deeper you dig, the more you start to wonder,
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what if? What if this isn't just some fever dream
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of old men telling stories around a fire. What if
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there's truth in it? Now, if you've been around the
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cryptid world long enough, you know that nearly every Native
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American tribe in North America has some variation of a
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Sasquatch legend. Some see them as watchers, forest spirits, ancient guardians.
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Others they see them as something much worse. The Choctaw
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they had a word for them, shampe. And they didn't
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just whisper about them in hushed voices. They went to
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war with them. Yeah you heard that right.
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War.
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Today we're diving into the actual accounts of Choctaw people
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battling these massive, hairy manlike creatures in the thick, swampy
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forests of what's now Mississippi and Louisiana. No blurry trailcam photos,
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no questionable YouTube videos of dudes running around in guerrilla suits.
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This is something else, entirely we'll break this one down
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into three sections. First, the legends, what the Choctaw people
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actually said about these beings, how they described them, and
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why they considered them an enemy, not just some nuisance
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lurking in the trees. Second, we'll look at whether there's
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any actual evidence to support this archaeological finds, oral history,
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and cryptid research that might back up these war stories.
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And last we'll go deep into the rabbit hole the
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idea that these creatures weren't just flesh and blood. Could
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they have been something more, something darker. So buck, because
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today we're going full tilt into the wilderness of history,
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myth and the things that don't like to stay in
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the past. Now, before we get started, take a second
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to like, subscribe and share this episode. The more we
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dig into these stories, the more people need to hear them.
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All Right, let's talk about the war no history book
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ever told you about. So here we are. We've walked
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through the legends, sifted through the evidence, and cracked open
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the bigger question, the one no one really wants to
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ask out loud. What really happened in those deep ancient forests.
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Were the Choctaw fighting off some undiscovered species A relic
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of an older time, some massive predator that got pushed
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to the edge of extinction. Or were they up against
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something more sinister, something that didn't just lurk in the trees,
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but in the space between. I don't know about you,
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but the more I dig into this, the more I
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start to feel like this story isn't finished. That whatever
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the Shampoo were are, they didn't just vanish. They moved,
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They adapted, They learned how to stay hidden, just enough
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to keep the skeptics comfortable, but still close enough to
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remind those who are willing to listen that they're still
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out there. And if the Choctaw were willing to fight them,
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to hunt them down at the risk of losing their
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own warriors, that tells me something important. They weren't just afraid.
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They saw these things as a threat, and maybe, just
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maybe they were right. If you enjoyed this episode of
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Broadcasting Seeds, make sure to like, share, and review the podcast.
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The more we talk about this stuff, the harder it
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becomes for the truth to stay buried. If you've got thoughts, theories,
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or even your own stories, I want to hear them,
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reach out, because this conversation it's far from over. Until
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next time. Keep your eyes on the trees, and if
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you hear something moving out there in the dark, maybe,
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just maybe you should listen. All right, so let's set
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the stage. It's somewhere in the deep forests of what
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we now call Mississippi maybe Louisiana, thick swampy air, the
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sound of insects buzzing so loud it feels like the
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trees are alive, and somewhere out there, past the tree line,
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something else is moving. The Choctaw people knew these forests
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like the backs of their hands. They were warriors, skilled hunters,
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and survivors in an unforgiving land. But despite all that,
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there was something that shook even them to their core.
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The Champy. Now, if you're expecting your typical oh it's
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just a big, smelly forest dweller that keeps to itself,
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kind of Bigfoot legend, you're in for a surprise. The
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Choctaw didn't just see these creatures as elusive cryptids or
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misunderstood beasts. No, these things were monsters. What were the Shampa?
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The Champay weren't just lurking in the woods, minding their business,
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munching on berries or whatever people think Bigfoot does. No.
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They were raiders, predators, nighttime terrors that would sneak into
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Choctaw villages under the cover of darkness. And what did
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they want? Food? Sure, livestock sometimes, But according to legend,
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they weren't just stealing from the Choctaw. They were taking people, women, children,
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warriors who wandered too far from the fire at night.
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Some were never seen again. Others came back changed, if
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they came back at all, and that that was a line.
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The Choctaw weren't about to let these things cross. The
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war begins. So here's where things get even crazier. The
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Choctaw weren't just hiding in their huts praying these things
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would go away. They fought back. Tribal leaders organized hunting parties,
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not for deer, not for enemy warriors, but for champay.
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Now imagine this, skilled warriors painted for battle, armed with bows, spears,
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and clubs, tracking these massive, hairy creatures into the deepest
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parts of the wilderness. The stories say that these battles
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weren't just quick skirmishes either. The Champagne fought back. They
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were stronger, faster, and had an almost supernatural ability to
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disappear into the trees. Some Choctaw war bands never returned
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from these hunts, and the ones who did, they brought
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back stories of eyes glowing in the dark, of things
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that shouldn't be able to move that fast, of inhuman
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screams that echoed through the woods for hours after the
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fight was over. The turning point, the legends say that
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after years of bloodshed, the Choctaw finally pushed the Champay back,
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drove them deep into the swamps, into the hills where
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few dared to go. Some say they killed them off entirely.
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Others they say, the Champey are still out there waiting, watching.
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And here's the kicker. These weren't just isolated stories from
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one or two tribes. Other Native American nations across the
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country have eerily similar legends. The Cherokee had their own
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battles with the stone giants. The Iroquois feared the Genosqua,
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a giant, rock skinned being that would smash its victims
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into the ground. So what does that tell us Either
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this was one of the most widespread and persistent campfire
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stories of all time, or maybe just maybe there's something
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out there in the woods that doesn't want us to
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know It exists, all right, So we've got the legends,
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stories passed down through generations, epic battles between man and
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something other. But legends are just that, right, stories. Well
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maybe not, because as much as history likes to sweep
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this kind of thing under the rug, there are physical
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clues evidence that suggests the Choctaw War with Pigfoot wasn't
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just a myth, but something that left an actual footprint
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in history. Strange remains and unusual skeletons, you don't have
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to dig too deep into old reports to start seeing
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a pattern. Literally, in the late eighteen hundreds and early
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nineteen hundreds, newspapers and archaeological reports began surfacing about giant
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skeletons being discovered in burial mounds across the Mississippi River Valley.
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And we're not talking about tall guys who drank too
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much milk. We're talking eight, nine, even ten foot tall
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skeletal remains with oddly shaped skulls, massive jawbones, and in
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some cases, double rows of teeth, a trait commonly associated
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with many Native American myths about ancient giants. Now here's
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where things get weird. Every time these finds made the news.
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Every time some farmers stumbled on a skeleton that should
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not exist. The remains would mysteriously disappear, shipped off to
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the Smithsonian or some private collection, never to be seen again.
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Sound familiar. The Smithsonian itself even admitted decades later that
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in the early nineteen hundreds there was a movement to
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suppress or outright destroy evidence that didn't fit the mainstream
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historical narrative, meaning that if the Choctaw actually did battle
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a race of large humanoid creatures, the physical proof of
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that fight may have been quietly erased from history. Oral
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histories as a form of truth. Now skeptics will say, oh,
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come on, these are just stories people exaggerate. But here's
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the thing about Native American oral traditions. They don't work
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like European fairy tales or campfire stories. In most tribes,
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oral history was a sacred ast scripture. Elders passed it
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down precisely, ensuring that details were preserved for generations. The
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Choctaw weren't making up bedtime stories to scare their kids.
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These were worn a historical record of something their people
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actually encountered. And if that's the case, then it means
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the champ who were more than just cryptid folklore. They
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were a real threat that needed to be fought back
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modern Bigfoot sightings and Choctaw territory. Now fast forward to today.
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You might think, Okay, even if there was something out there,
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wouldn't they be long gone? Not so fast. Mississippi and
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Louisiana still rank among the top states for modern bigfoot sightings.
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And we're not talking about some guy who had one
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too many beers in the woods and mistook a bear
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for something Spooky. Hunters, hikers, entire families, people who have
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nothing to gain from making this stuff up. They report
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seeing the same things the Choctaw described centuries ago, massive
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hair covered figures, glowing eyes in the dark, guttural screams
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that don't match any known animal. And here's the clincher.
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Many of these sightings happened right near old Native American
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mound sites, the same locations where these supposed battles took place.
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So what does that mean? Either Bigfoot is just a
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really good hider, or whatever really happened between the Choctaw
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and the Champagne centuries ago never actually ended. All right,
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So we've covered the legends, the battles, and even the
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eerie evidence that suggests something real went down between the
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Choctaw and these massive creatures. But here's where things take
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a hard left turn into the truly strange, because if
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we're being honest, the idea of Bigfoot as just an
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undiscovered primate, some kind of lost evolutionary offshoot, doesn't fully
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explain the weirdness that surrounds these encounters, and that weirdness
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it's everywhere the problem with the just a animal theory.
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Let's assume for a second that Bigfoot is just some large,
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flesh and blood undiscovered primate, a North American cousin of
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the orangutan or gorilla. That would make sense, right. Big
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animals hide all the time. Look at mountain lions. You
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can live your whole life in Cougar Country and never
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see one. But there's a problem, actually a few problems.
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No bones, no bodies, no roadkill. If these things are
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just animals, where are the dead ones? Why has no
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one stumbled on a decomposed sasquatch carcass in the woods?
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Trackers can't track them? Native American hunters and modern day
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survivalists alike have reported that when tracking a sasquatch, the
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footprints just stop as if the creature just disappeared into
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thin air. They mess with electronics. Some of the most
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credible Bigfoot researchers say that when they enter an area
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of known sasquatch activity, their cameras, drones, and GPS devices
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start acting up. Batteries, drain signals go haywire. That's not
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normal for just some big, dumb ape. Now here's where
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things get even stranger, the paranormal connection. Many tribes, including
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the Choctaw, didn't just see these creatures as animals. They
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saw them as spirits, as entities that could shift between worlds,
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vanish when needed, and move in ways that defied the
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laws of nature. Sound crazy, maybe, but then you start
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hearing the stories hunters claiming to shoot at Bigfoot only
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for the bullets to pass through like they were hitting nothing,
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witnesses describing a sudden shift in the air, static like
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before a lightning strike, right before a sasquatch appears. Some
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researchers even claim that these beings can cloak, blending into
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their surroundings like something out of science fiction. And then
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there's the one that really makes people uncomfortable, the UFO connection. Yeah,
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I said it. There are a staggering number of reports,
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both modern and ancient, of Bigfoot being seen right after
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strange lights in the sky. Even old tribal legends describe
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the Champagne as coming from above, descending into the forest,
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as if they weren't just from this world but another. Now,
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I'm not saying Sasquatch is an alien, but I am
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saying that something about them doesn't fit neatly into the
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big undiscovered monkey box spiritual warfare and the ancient battle
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still happening. If you've been listening to broadcasting seeds for
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a while, you know that I don't think all of
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this stuff is just random. There's a pattern, and that
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pattern it starts looking a lot less like cryptozoology and
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a lot more like spiritual warfare. What if the Choctaw
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weren't just fighting flesh and blood enemies. What if they
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were battling something darker, something that wasn't just a natural predator,
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but a force that fed on fear, chaos, and destruction.
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talk about the champag taking women and children. Why do
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so many cultures associate Sasquatch like creatures with abductions, with
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shape shifting, with supernatural power. What if this isn't about
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biological survival, something older, a war between humanity and whatever
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lurks in the shadows, one that's been going on since
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the beginning. And if that's true, then maybe the Choctaw
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never won the war. Maybe they just fought hard enough
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I got bad thoughts that make my mind scared, hold
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me hostage, and they don't fight fair. Who don't pray
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for me? And white brought my tests? Who're gonna save me?
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If you're not right here? Move this darkness and make
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my sight clear, take me your way, because I don't
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like you.
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Ghost of my past.
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