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He Says Sasquatch Wouldn’t Let Him See Its Face | Archives

Season 1 Episode 1229 Published 15 hours ago
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Every time Bear tried to look behind him, he says a powerful hand stopped him. Then he was led toward a tree.


In this episode of Bigfoot Society, Native American spiritual healer and bear dancer Bear shares an experience he says began while sleeping at a campsite on California’s Tule River Reservation. He describes hands gripping his shoulders, figures watching from the bushes, and a warning delivered without a spoken word.


Months later, a conversation with an elder brought details of that experience back into focus.


Bear also recounts unexplained howls in Yosemite, encounters around Balch Park, recurring dreams, and decades of experiences with beings he calls the “hairy people.” He shares the teachings passed down by his elders, a prayer song, and his belief that these encounters carry responsibilities toward the land and each other.


What was he being shown that night—and why was he prevented from seeing his guide’s face?


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