The Bigfoot Train Accident of 1880 | Native American Sasquatch Rescue #paranormal #funfacts #scary

In 1880 a train running along the US Canada border hit into something paranormal. A large, smelly, Bigfoot looking creature was caught up in the cowcatcher on the front of the train. After some protest and almost a riot, it took six strong men to haul the body into the woods. It took almost two hours to bend the cowcatcher back into a working order. And as they did they saw Native Americans moving in the woods around them. Before they left, the men went to check the body, and found that it was missing. Surrounded by abundant tracks, leading them to believe it was the Natives that carried the body away. All that and more, here at The Insomnia Society!

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[Bitterstone]

Those that have seen " myself being someone who encountered one in the early 70's " are tired of the people claiming we are liars or mistaken. My encounter also was acompanied by a horrible smell from some distance before I seen it. They DO exist and these stories date back thousands of yrs. If you believe they don't fine but don't try to tell others that they didn't see what they claim to have.

[iketerrible]

I mentioned this in a comment but there is a cryptozoologist named Scott White who interviewed a lady named Rita Swift - her grandfather was George Huhn, the engineer that night. There’s a couple articles outlining Scott’s talk but I couldn’t find any source material like newspaper, talk of the town, lore, or anything.

[jburnett]

I don't know if the story is true or not but I certainly believe it could be.

[-Reagan]

Apes mourn their dead, the same as humans. It’s not far fetched to think another species similar to ours would take their dead away from the danger and mourn them, too.

[phoenixharvesters]

I often wonder and wish I could sit down with a ice cold beer and talked to a table full of train Engineers retired and still in active service. Because I know they've got some stories to tell

[wolf.eye._-]

You should cover the story about the crash landing in Aurora Texas in the late 1800's.

[Soundofwindonsand]

Funny how they mentioned "smelly" not something mentioned often back then

[cowboykelly]

😊 Thank you Beautiful Natives ....
THANK YOU ! ❤

[monthefish]

Love the stories, new subscriber, take care from Glasgow in Scotland 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[Aconiguarts]

I certainly believe this story to be true. Whether you believe in Bigfoot or not, Native American tribes do since the beginning of their existence and they have immense respect for these inner dimensional species.

[dawnstarr]

This wouldn't surprise me. I lived on two reservations and they all say they have history in their archives of creatures like this.

[megs]

This story is a brilliant find. It's also crossed my mind the, i believe native Americans take care of what happens to them. And if trains were recent in the area, then i could imagine something would innocently walk out infront of it. The world before the internet 👍 ps. You sound so young, so well told 🐨🇦🇺🐨👍👍👍.

[toplistcrew]

I thought he was going to say they spent two hours digging his grave. That olde cow catcher was more important. The cow catcher was the antagonist of the story.

[Triggeredsociety]

That must have been quite something back then to come across that

[catnight]

The human face is a dead giveaway. One of my remote viewing targets they were sitting down and having tea with the native Americans they had counsel with each other

[agator]

What is the exact date of the incident? What is the source of information?

[TheEyeBall]

When and if anyone who doesn’t believe in these creatures, actually finds out how WE are living on a planet they THESE creatures inhabited alongside of mighty men and “heroes of olde”. There is ancient art (in frames) depicting Sasquatch, regular human and giant humans all sitting around a dinner fire after a meal together. The truth is wonderfully scary in a way. It’ll show you how small and insignificant we really are.

[WOLF-lfgt]

I thought they laid it on a empty flat car then went to work on the cow catcher. They thought they seen and heard natives in the woods. They checked when they were done and it was gone. All the tracks found were huge. The “natives” were probably its family group and retrieved the body when the men were at the front of the engine. That’s what I read somewhere and can’t remember where. Maybe I’m wrong though. Really like the channel 😊

[greenrabbit]

Drunk Bigfoot: " i bet i can stop this train wirh my bare hands"
Indians: " no way, Harry is going for it!...yeah, go harry!!....youre totally going to sto....oh...
😂😂

[aaronhill]

Guard: what'd we hit

Me: you wouldn't believe me if I told you