Bigfoot Society - The Bigfoot That Took the Calf — and Came Back for More!

Episode Date: August 8, 2025

What happens when Bigfoot isn’t just a weekend obsession — but a life-changing presence passed down through generations? In this chilling and awe-inspiring episode, we sit down with Don Yazzie, Navajo Nation researcher, experiencer, and host of the Don't Whistle at Night podcast. Don reveals his firsthand encounters with Sasquatch in the red rock mesas of Utah and Arizona — from childhood terrors of something clawing at the trailer to facing a red-haired giant in the desert.He takes us deep into Navajo cultural beliefs, ancient stories of cave-dwelling Bigfoot clans, and encounters that include drained livestock, glowing eyes, and powerful healing dreams. With stories from Cheetah, the San Juan River, and Hopi Land, you’ll hear about the creature that breaks necks, rescues freezing children, and leaves no tracks — unless you know where to look.Don’t miss this rare glimpse into the spiritual and terrifying role Sasquatch plays in Navajo history and modern life.Resources:Contact Don: [e-mail]'t Whistle at Night Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@DontwhistleatnightpodcastTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@alilee.naalkaah🗣️ Share Your StoryHad a Bigfoot encounter or strange experience?Send it to [e-mail] – your story might be featured on the show!🎥 Watch & Subscribe on YouTube🔴 Subscribe here → Bigfoot Society YouTube💬 Leave a comment & let us know your thoughts!📞 Leave a voicemail with your story → Speakpipe (Use multiple voicemails if needed)👥 Share this episode → Watch & Share🎧 More episodes → Podcast Playlist🌲 Recommended: New Jersey Bigfoot Encounters💥 Support the Show & Get Perks✅ Join the community on Patreon – Become a Member✅ Listen ad-free & early on YouTube – Join Here📱 Let’s ConnectInstagram: @bigfootsocietyTwitter: @bigfoot_societyTikTok: @bigfoot.society🧰 Tools & Partners I Use (Affiliate Links)These help support the show at no extra cost to you:Beam (Better Sleep): Try BeamWildgrain (Better Bread): Join HereGoodchop (Better Meat): Check it OutSeed (Probiotics): Get SeedMedi-Share (Healthcare): Learn More🎙️ Podcasting Tools:Repurpose.io: Try ItDescript: Sign UpStreamyard: Start RecordingRiverside.fm: Try Riverside🎧 My Audio Interface: View on Amazon☕ Buy Me a Coffee – Support Here🛍️ Grab Some Merch – Shop on Etsy📬 Mailing Address:Bigfoot Society125 E 1st St. #233Earlham, IA 50072📧 Business Inquiries:[e-mail]

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He's a predator, a protector, and sometimes something much worse. Don shares what it's like growing up where the windows shake at night, where dogs vanish without a trace, and where a nine-foot-tall red-haired creature can steal a calf in front of your family. But this story isn't just fear and folklore. its cultural memory, sacred teachings, and the reason Navajo kids are still told to not whistle at night. This is a story of Don Yazzie

and the Sasquatch that never left. So stay with us. All right, Bigfoot Society. You've got the privilege of talking to Don Yazi today. Don is a Bigfoot cryptid researcher from the Navajo Nation. He's also a researcher with Jevig

Research. You may have heard of William Jevig before. He also is the host of the Don't Whistle at Night podcast. You may have heard Don a few times before, maybe once or twice. We've talked over on the TikTok platform. So depending on how you listen to the podcast, you may have heard a few chats with Don, but it's a pleasure to have him on the show today for an extended chat.

So Don, how's it going, man? Oh, not too bad, man, not too bad. How about you? Doing well, just hanging out in Iowa, talking about Bigfoot, waiting for the weather to get a little bit warmer, but we'll be there before we know it. No snow, at least. So that's a good thing. No snow, no tornadoes.

Yeah, no tornadoes. Those are coming late April. We'll cross our fingers on that. We got a few of those. Dawn, we were talking before the beginning of the podcast, and since we have a time for, you know, to really dive into it. I think it would be great if you'd be able to go back

as far back as you need to when all this started for you so we can get the whole picture of your interactions with Bigfoot over the years, please. Oh yeah, why not? Yeah, I would love to share. So the

story back then was always telling us to stay inside at night. Whenever the sun goes down, that's our time to not wander around at night. And if you need to go out of night, you know, only the men were allowed to be out and about, especially, you know, once in a time because, you know, these, uh, yeah it'so. We will call him, you know, Sasquatch, Bigfoot.

Yeah, he'll come around and take the women and children. So stories goes back as far, far as time. We are created along with them. At one point in time, they almost consumed all of us, all corners of the world. These bigfoots, they almost ate all of us. So if you were to look in the continents, every continent has their own species of Sasquatch. So, you know, as time went along, you know, we had two warriors that wouldn't, you know, turn the tides and hunt them all down. They hunt them all down deep into the Grand Canyon's deep within the earth, and they had pity.

They allowed them to live. They made a deal with them down there. The day is for us. The night is for you. You're the children of the night with the children of the day. Let's have respect for each other. Let's not let anything like this happen again, because the life is sacred. And with the weapon that they used to go on the fence against all these different species,

of Sasquatches, there was not only one. There were many of them were more than 20 as the culture stories has it. And so they, they wouldn't bury their weapon underneath the San Juan River. The two warriors, you know, shot out lightning as the magic bow. The creator gave it to them. So, you know, as time went along, we always had stories of them coming at night screaming. You know, the older sister or the older sibling would be hiding his younger siblings, you know, be hiding their family members while they would get taken. You know, it would be preferably the younger female would get taken all the time.

And it would go all into, you know, as a child, you know, hearing something trying to get into the trailers, something trying to get into the house, the hogan, the octagon, the octagon. You'd be hearing something running on the roof, hitting the doors. You know, you were hearing all the dogs fighting. the dogs crying and then there'll be no dogs and something trying to get in and the next day we would wake up and we would find dogs you know some of them will be dead and someone will be ripped up you know we would never find blood because the blood would be drank and we missed all of our livestock slowly it was just like a felt like we were around a grocery store and you know there's a lot of times that they try taking my grass My great-grandmother, you know, they'd be coming around at nighttime, hitting the doors, trying to get in. And I had my uncle, he came in from off the reservation. He stayed there.

And, you know, he left the window open a little bit. And he was in his closet with his dog. And this thing came and tried to come in the window. He said, it can only fit his head and shoulders over one shoulders. And this thing was all black, had black hair. We were reaching like almost halfway into the room. This trailer is from the 80s. It's an old trailer, possibly 70s.

So this thing could not get in, but it stuck its head in. He said that it looked like a gorilla, a huge monkey. He threw his dog at it. They were fighting out there, and by the time he made it to the front door, we've seen the hairy bean in his dog rolling underneath the truck. and then by the time he got his light ready and his gun ready the dog started crying

and the dog came out and this this big foot this gorilla looking thing was already running like about probably 100 yards down the road fast. He said this thing was heavy he was moving quick and he aimed his his 30-30 rifle

probably about a quarter of a mile down the way where this heel the last hill that drops down to a deep wash and that wash drains all right down to make a powell so um he knew where this thing was going to the wash and he he timed to just ride he let go of you know he let release the tree and he said the bullet on his way and he heard a loud connection you know a loud huge thud and he said this bullet started whistling um this bullet caught was like on fire it seemed like it was on fire it was spiraling up in the air. And he said he heard a sound like a woman screaming, like a horrible, horrible

screaming death. And it collapsed. He would hear it collapse. He would hear it collapse, get up. And as it's running, he can hear it still running. And the collapsing and screaming, running until, you know, disappeared into the night into the wash. And we do have a cave near my great-grandmother's residence. And that cave, you know, it's really unexplored in. They tell us to stay away from there. So we do have a lot of activities coming from that cave ever since I can remember. It's one of the stories goes that's a hollow earth entrance and these Sasquatches take it. And there's a lot of tunnels that go deep underneath the Nabon nation.

And if you were to go explore deep in there, you would find clothing. You would find moccasins. You would find different kind of weapons from different air, from different times. from different you know they have stacks of bones stacks of

you know what have you down there toys even down there so something is taking things from the surface and going and going to

the earth so you know leading up to into my first encounter growing up I hit 18

had some family coming from off the Navajo Nation and there was was seven of us seven of us and two of them were female my aunts

then four of them were my relatives and we started hiking around 12 o'clock in Alchita Utah area 12 o'clock at night and within 30 minutes of our hikes out there in the back the back dirt roads we were trying to get to a main wash

where it goes into the San Juan River It was a summer night. And with the 30 minutes, we heard these screams, these howlings, these shouts, these strange of vocalizations that, you know, we had never heard before in our life. And, you know, we shine the flashlight that way. You see these huge eyes. You know, I thought it was on a heel, probably like about a mile away. I thought it was cougar or bobcat. And I started walking towards it within, you know, each, within every yard.

This thing was pacing because I can tell it would stop and look at us with his eyes. And he walked back and forth. This thing would walk back and forth and stop and look at me. And it would walk back and forth again. It would be making strange vocalizations. And I got within 60 yards. And the only reason why I thought it was over the hill, over yonder is because all the soil is red. The dirt is red.

There's no vegetation. Just little, you know, gray bushes here and there. there. And I realized that it was the heel within 60 yards in front of me. It was standing on the other side of the hill and this thing was huge and I had red hair and it had huge amber eyes that was as huge as a softball. A huge even a softball like my fist. So this thing had huge, you know, like a dome head. It looked like I was looking at them by the plywood. You know, I don't know if you ever seen that the old Looney Tune 2 movies were this huge hairy being with eyes that, you know, runs after Bugs Bunny. These red hair.

So that's what I was looking at, something like that, you know. And all old memories struck up, you know, within the struggles of the ancient past, you know, from the history, you know, from my ancestral lines. That it worked in an old struggle, you know, like an old story. Play that again that I am unfamiliar, but I have memories, you know. That's strange feeling that I was listening, stop, and staring at me. It started swinging back and forth. And just started swaying quickly, and I was doing the Ron Moorhead's Sierra sounds. One of the vocalization was yelling, like a woman screaming in pain, you know, in agony.

and, you know, I stopped in my tracks there because the whole time I was walking where I thought I was a skinwalker, Native American witch witch doctor. So, you know, I realized that this thing's, you know, what came to my mind was, this is a monster. You know, this is a beast. You know, I hate to call it that, but that's what

my brain came the only answer, you know, and I turned around. This thing took steps backwards. behind the other side of the hill and it stopped where I can only see its eyes and its cone head, you know, staring at me for a couple seconds and it went behind the hill. And I looked at my family, you know, every, every yard. I was trying to figure out what I was going to say, you know, and, you know, I try not to look visibly shaking, shucking, you know, and out to them they're staring at me.

That's almost a bobcat, you know, let's keep going. continued on our trip the whole time I didn't share with, I seen. I didn't share with him anything because I was still struggling to find answers myself. Because the whole area is my back roads. You know, I know the area of the back of my hand, I run. Then there are roads with no, you know, no full moon. You know, you barely have the stars. I can run those roads by heart.

That's how well I know the terrain. So, you know, I couldn't. A lot of things was going through my mind, and this thing was stalking us. It was up on the heels behind us. I can hear this thing around us while my family were, you know, oblivious. They're too busy asking me which way to go, you know, and they're talking, you're speaking amongst themselves, you know, laughing. And the whole time I was quiet with huge eyes looking in the dark. And, you know, it turned to 3 o'clock, four moments noticed.

This was 2007, 2008 the year. And I didn't have the cell phone at the time. And we decided to get out of the wash, and we got back on the main dirt road. And I think all the tensions kind of went down and we kind of got a little relaxed. We started to see the community lights of Helchita. And we're bound to by this uranium rock that we're about to approach it. And we're about this huge bin and the youngest family member. He was like about 14 years old.

He was the smallest, the skinniest one. He was a troublemaker, so he got like 50 yards ahead of me. He turned the bin around this curve. And I was first one, you know, and he took, over and I looked up. He turned the corner. I looked down to look at my footing because he only had one flashlight

and I looked up and I just seen him flying towards me with his eyes wide open. His mouth was wide opening and he was running would look like if you ever seen Tor Story

witty way Woody runs so he looked just like that running towards me and he tackled me and he was He was shaking. You know, he was screaming. This is Matt Rogers from Los Culture Reesis with Matt Rogers and Bowen-Yang. This is Bowen-Yang from Los Culture Reesters with Matt Rogers and Bowen-Jang. Spend your balance instantly with the Venmo debit card and earn up to 5% cashbacks on your favorite bundle of brands when you join Venmo's stash.

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What happened? What happened was going on? And he was telling me, he's like, it's a Yan-A-Al-Loshi. I've seen a Yan-A-Lat-Loshi. And I have what I mean, Skinwalker. I seen a Skinwalker. And I told him, tell me, what did you see? What did it look like?

I need to know. I wanted me to know, and he finally told me he said it was running towards him. When he turned the corner, the head of us on the dirt road, this thing was running towards them on all fours, and I was reaching out with this huge hand. He said it looked like a ringeting. And he turned around, he ran back towards us, back around the curb, and that's when he tackled me. And as soon as he finished that sentence, I started running down on that road where he came. And I had a cousin a year younger than I. He joined me.

We got around that corner. As we're running, we ran into this wall of a stitch, a foul smell. Whenever a Skinwalker is around, you can tell the smell of them. And then whenever Bigfoot is around, the smell, both of their smells are quite distinct. because Bigfoot smells more of a like a urine, feces, peachered smell and even blood.

And then of Skinwalkers, they smell of death like a dead decaying body that's already dead like a graveyard because they use oil and fat from dead people they rub all over themselves. That's why you can tell the different smells between them. So this was a Bigfoot smell. and we looked up, you know, we can see the city, the community light, the lights from the community up the hill, and this thing was already up on top.

It went up on a huge hill that's very impossible for a man to climb up or run up because it's steep and it's very small red rock, very slippery, but this guy, no problem for him. and we started making our way back home. You know, we never spoke of that ever again, and we pushed that to the back of our minds until the year 2017. I started listening to podcasts, and that's when it came across Ron Moorhead's here sounds. And, you know, listening to that, that really sent chills down my spine.

it really, you know, validated everything. My sighting, the noise, ever since I was a child, what's going on, and the stories, the old ones would tell each other and try to tell us children not to listen. They would always try to take good care of us, so you wouldn't be snatched up by these things. And, you know, going into 2017, my wife's from this area. I'm not going to give away in the Navajo Nation. She's from area's high elevation and has multiple water springs. And while I'm married into there and, you know, we would visit my other brother-in-law's regularly.

You know, we would help each other out, you know, haul water, you know, we all cook together, make sure everyone's fed to care of each other like that. And we didn't see one of her brothers for three days. and we went to go visit one of his aunts that lived next to him and she was like, did he show you? You know, your brother showed you the picture he took? And she was like, no. My wife's like, no. And my aunt, her, my in-law, she said that he took a picture of Bigfoot,

a huge black Bigfoot. And he's next door, go see it. Go see it. And we left her house. He went over to her brother's house And it took him a while to answer the door And when he answered it He was

He was a little skittish He was looking around the entire time He didn't want to come out of his house He was looking around He was a little fidgety He was nervous And we asked him Do you have that picture

You know Nancy told us that he took a picture Sasquatch I was up on the waterfall There's just waterfall From a spring up there And he said he'd do it He deleted it, and I told him, we asked him why. He said he took a picture within those three days of those pictures every night.

He had a dream of Sasquatch, even closer to him, every night. And the third night, you know, Bigfoot, he's looking at his window. These are all dreams checking the door, watching him sleep. And when he woke up from that third nightmare, he deleted the picture. And those nightmares stop. And, you know, we were a little upset, you know, and what we did was that we threw him in our vehicle and we drove up to the mountain and we went to the waterfall and we asked him, what happened? He told us there was more to the story that went on while he was filling his water. He was the water can'tings.

He said, well, the waterfall drops off. He's seen a huge, hairy, red arm, you know, just swinging around from the bottom. He was looking at the Why am I seeing the red hairy arm? He got his phone out to get really Take a picture And he noticed Beyond the waterfall over on the other heel

There's a huge black Zasquatch sitting there on a huge boulder This boulder is seven foot Seven foot by 12 foot block boulder I measured it And he said that the saskwatch Was sitting on that boulder like a little folded chair and this thing the Sasquatch reached up to a cedar tree and broke off a huge branch.

This branch was eight feet in length. This branch looked like a twig to him and reached over. He grabbed a twig in front of him and he snapped that whole branch in half to show him like, you know, this is how strong I am. You know, this is what I'm going to do to you. And, you know, when that happened, he was taking pictures after the huge tree snap. He just threw all his water canteens back in his vehicle, and he peeled off. He highted it out of there.

And that's one of his nightmares began. And, you know, as soon as he got them telling us that my wife and I, he went to the bottom of the waterfall, my wife's really good at tracking as well. she found a size of 17-inch tracks and the size of a 12-inch tracks. So we're looking at the tracks. It was a mama and a little one taking a bath or any of the waterfall. And I went over to where the huge one was sitting. And I found 23-inch tracks.

You know, the huge tracks, you know, the width of this thing is just amazing. and, you know, I started tracking him from there. Each stride he took was six foot, and he started moving. So every movement, every stride that he was taking was increased by his feet. When, you know, this guy started flying running and I lost him on the rock. And, you know, because it was right around the mesa. And we went back to the waterfall. We started tracking the, you know, the,

17 and the 12 inch. The track for about a mile and a half. And on the other side of the Mesa, and here comes the 23-inch track coming. The dad, they all meet together, all three, and they started walking right up to the ridge of the mountain. You can see the track going all the way through the snow, all the way to the ridge because, you know,

it was still snowing on the mountain. There was still snow in the mountain from the previous day or two. And we can see the track going all the way up to this cave. They have their own cave that they take. And every now that we try to, you take pictures from the bottom and you would see a huge human-auge figure in the cave walking around. And you would sit there, move around, a huge human-oge figure, a dark being. And, you know, that's where the trails went to, is that cave.

And, you know, from there, I started listening to, you know, Sasquatch Chronicles, you know, hearing the howls, the screams around that community every night. You know, one night, you heard this long, long scream. And, you know, I jumped up out of bed, you know, I got all the weapons out. I got the sword. I got the spear. I got the shield. I got the 22. I had to have the numtucks out.

You know, I was, you know, hysterical. My wife was there. She was just staring at me. I was like, we need more guns. We need more guns. Where's your dad have? Where does your dad keep his higher caliber rifles? This thing's coming, you know?

Because this one creek that we used to living at the cabin. Because it's creek that he would take all the time. And her father knows of it, too. So every morning he would go to the gate line and pray Or he would throw leftovers at that creek for Sasquatch And he wouldn't tell me Years of being around there hopping him out He finally told me until after years later

That Bigfoot does walk around He's seen his eyes a lot at that creek It's just like about within 20, no 50 yards from the house That's how close that creek is. So, you know, I started listening to Sasquatch Chronicles and, you know, William Jevling stood out. You know, I was a more knowledgeable person about he was bigfoot and maybe he could help me. You know, that's what I saw I was thinking.

And, you know, I didn't know he started Creek Devil. And that's when I first made contact with anybody. And I started working for working with William Jevlin, collaborating with him. you know, learning so much from him, you know, unlocking the, unlocking the mysteries of Sasquatch. These guys can be tracked. These guys, these guys, these signs, these guys can be found. You know, once you figure out how to find them,

that's when everything falls in place to evidence, consistency of everything. That's when everything starts unlocking. You'll find a nest. You'll find scat. And then you'll find witnesses across Navajo Nation. And that's when I started doing my own investigation since 2017. I started climbing home, Jeb in like about 2020, 2012, 2021 around there after COVID.

Because around the community, where I'll stay at the time, there were dogs going missing. And people were reporting and screaming every night. There's evidence everywhere and all these washes were hotspots and where I started going, investigating myself around these maces and I found my own tracks, my own footprints, my own locations where they would make a mess. And that's when I realized that all across my affirmation is a hot spot. And I started finding all these witness testimonials of a mother, a father, Bigfoot, and two babies around this community,

they would go to these houses where they would have no streetlights. That was one of the answers to these Bigfoot. But well common knowledge back then is, if you get these streetlights, I'll keep Sasquatchy. He wouldn't bother you. But if you don't have any street lights like how I was raised, he would come close he would watch you

and he would he'd take the chicken he'd take the the lambs he would take the goats he would take the calves and he'll take the colts all the babies first

and he would work his way up and then following the dogs the last line of defense and after that he'll take the woman if it's the grandma only there you know he'll be trying to get in

you know, he has a strange obsession. Strange, strange creature, I'll tell you that. And this one family member, he's married into this other area where it's really rural and sparsely populated, just like all in the Appal Nation.

And this one day as they're tending their chores at the ranch, you see all these dogs started barking and we've seen this huge, big, red hair he said it was over nine feet tall this thing came up and stepped over the five foot tall corral and walked it to calf he said where this calf is height where its back is it's five feet

this calf was trying to run from him and he caught it he picked it up he said as he picked it up he broke its neck he heard a huge snap and the whole family his in-laws were all around watching this thing

and he said the Sasquatch threw the calf over his shoulders and he stepped back over the corral and after that happened they all

stared at each other they realized when they gathered themselves they mounted up and they got their rifles their dogs and they started

on his trail they started to following him they fall off like about nine miles to this other mesa. This mesa is isolated than all the mesas, but a huge, huge mesa. And it has its own water system. The water goes into the mesa. So it's a strange mesa.

And it's a mesa that has places where witchcraft, people that practice witchcraft, they gather in there. And not only that is also an ET activity. be above the mesa all the time. And Bigfoot has his own cave at the north mouth of the mesa. The south mouth is for the skinwalkers.

Okay. So, you know, it's common knowledge in the area. And so they track them to that north entrance where the water flows into the mesa. This is Matt Rogers from Las Culture East us with Matt Rogers and Bowen-Yang.

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was just getting greater, stronger with every step. They all made the agreement to turn around because the smell was so putrid and they didn't want to didn't care to see what's the end of the tunnel it's at the end of the cave you know they all turned around and left but when they went back to the ranch

this time they stashed rifles everywhere they stashed shotguns at every corner of the ranch just in case and one day again this thing came the dog started howling, crying, and someone spotted Bigfoot coming.

He was coming in with the tree line, and they all got their rifles ready and shotguns ready. They were ready for him. He was getting ready to step over the corral. They all shot. Everyone shot together, blah, blah, blah. And the only thing Bigfoot did was covering his eyes. He covered with his arm.

He covered his ear, his mouth, his nose, in his other ear. And he turned around and walked off. Everyone was shooting. And, you know, that's not the, that's not the only story of the same family unit. You know, deep within the slot, Kalyans. But another in-law, very isolated area again. And he had a lot of livestock in every night, every other night.

This thing would come around, howling, screaming. They'll start with all the lambs first. And all the lambs are done and all the goats, the babies are gone. And after that, the puppies, the kittens, then it works his way up. And so I was trying to get into the house. You know, he heard all his dogs crying. They're trying to get into the door. And he didn't want to open the door at all.

He did not want it at all. He was crying, you know. He's very afraid growing up on the nav when we used. experiencing something that can see in the dark and it's faster than me, stronger than you, stinky and you deadly. And we would have this visitor all across Navajo land. And being now, we're taught and told not to bother them. They come and take whatever they want as long as they don't take us.

But if you're going to track him down, he's going to carry you away like a baby. No one's ever going to find you again. You're going to disappear underneath the ground. He's going to take you deep into the earth and consume you. No one's ever going to know where you're at. And so growing up on a Navination where we've heard stories of this so many times over and over and over. and, you know, going into, within these years working with Jev and we went out to Chiske Mout Range. They're working with William, you know, like my predecessor, I'd like to call him my Yoda as well. He taught me a lot of tricks and how to find some symbols that these guys leave behind.

You know, I'm really thankful that he passed on this knowledge, and I really hope to staying this feel and, you know, keep it alive and just share my knowledge of everybody else. And as long as cultural significance knowledge of Sasquatch, you know, we, we call him the Aetil, we call him, you know, the hairy man, you know, the Holy One. You know, he helps us out, you know, back in our genocide days, he did save us a lot of times the United States Calgary, the Mormon militia, the Paiute scouts, Navajo Scouts, the Apache's, you know, all the tribes around Navajo Nations all turned on us at one time back in 1860s. And these Bigfoot all well, they know what's going on around them. So these guys would go around in camps crawling around just where they can't see screaming.

Screaming all night where they would allow. the Navajo people and the Apache people to make their escape. So these guys will come to our rescue a lot. And there's also a time where the Slendari were Kenya del Merto out there in Nahu Nation, Canyon of Death. The reason why it's called Canyon of Death is because a massacre took place there. Spanish soldiers. They massacred a lot of Navajo elders and women and children in cave there.

So then fast forward. Later on, the American cavalry were there along with a lot of Ute scouts, Ute enemy warriors. So they'll be up high on this rock called Spider Rock. It's a fortress.

There were a mini Navajo up there. And every night, they would make a human chain. They'd make ropes. Made out of a yucca fiber. They would let down the small little gruel. You'd do run across the valley and go climb up.

Up on a cliff to the macea at the high elevation, you gathered juniper berries. Juniper berries were very edible for us. You know, the American calorie would poison our waterhole, bearing all our food, you know, destroy Earth. The on Earth campaign is what they would call it. And we would resort to juniper berries. You know, even musket root, we would find a lot of edible things on nature.

So these Bigfoot, they know that too. They do the safe. thing. And when this girl every day she should be up there, gathering as much juniper berries as you can, she'd make her way back and crawl back down the cliff, run back across the valley, and make your way back up that, submit

the spider rock. And every day as she's doing that, they would notice that she was getting faster and she would bring back a lot of yucca bark fiber baskets woven by a hand. You know, they never seen

a pattern of, you know, weaving together full of juniper berries. And they would ask you, you know, how are you making these baskets? How are you getting all these juniper berries so quick? How are you getting quicker? How are you getting faster now? How are you doing this? And she would reply, my grandpa, my hairy grandpa, he's always helping me.

My hairy grandpa knows what I need, knows what I want. He made all these baskets and he got all these juniper berries ready. at the cliff for me so I can hurry and make it back and I won't get hurt by these white people. You know, and then another story, same thing around the Chuska Mountain areas.

When the genocide, you know, 1860, a lot of people, they're making their ways to mountains into the great canyons to start to hide and go see games with America and enemy scouts. So, you know, at this Chisky

Mountain area, the family could not take their children, this ban. It couldn't take their children because their children had physical deformalities. They couldn't run. They couldn't hide. And if they were trying to take them, they would slow them down and get them captured

or kill. And you had to leave them. It's the only thing that they could do was get them all together and one hog on bill, fire, and have as much food, leave as much food there for them. possible and just even with hope because

they had to run for their life so our people can have a future and after they left years went by nine years went by the war was over and all the Navajo Navajo that were hiding across

the southwest started making their way back home from out of the hiding and that ban from that area as they were getting closer to the to the Hogan's to home. They've seen fire, smoke coming from the Hogan, and they started running. You know, as they were making their way closer to the Hogan, they're crying, you know, because they can't believe what they're seeing.

And they got inside the Hogan, they've seen all their kids that they left behind. You know, they're older. And they seem food there. They're seeing firewood there. They've seen soup above the fire being cooked and everything. It's there. someone was taking care of their children. You know, they're asking them, you know, how is this possible?

Who's taking care of you guys? Who's doing this for you guys? When they told them that the hairy man, the hairy man comes whenever one of us gets sick during the winter, the harryman would come and take the sick kid away. And then later on, the harryman will bring back the sick kid well a couple days later. is another kid who gets sick, the hairy man would take that kid. In a few days, the hairy man

would bring back that kid fully well. And they would come and make fire for them and make seek for them and tend for them and at night protect me during the day protect them. So, you know, there's... I can't put my thumb on the Sasquatch yet because, you know, growing up my own experiences,

you know, for me to be in survival. fiber. And just recently, you know, my little sister when she was a child going to go into school on her way to bus stop down the road, it's like about five, five four in the morning. She was making her way. She's seeing something tall and duck on the pavement running towards her. You know, was running in a zigzag padding, getting closer and closer. And she realized that this thing was moving at a unnatural speed. getting closer to her and she said it looked like I had a hood on and it looked like I had really long, hairy black arms.

So this hair was on this thing was dark. It was getting closer. She turned around and she started running back home. She was looking back and this thing was getting closer and closer. She made it home crying. Told my uncle they ran,

he ran out the door with a bat. And this thing was already like about three cores of a mile away on a heel overlooking the community and how you do. And then there's another story of these bus drivers. I have

another community of Navajo Nation. This bus driver stopped. And this family, they part like about 40, 40 yards away from the bus on a dirt road. And they let the kid out. And this kid was making his way to the bus stop. And this

bus has lights. you know, shining these lights on the forest. This bus driver seemed a bigfoot. And a really hairy bigfoot watching the entire time. And when the kid was alone, making his way to the bus, this big foot started running towards the kid. And the bus driver had to get out her seat, run out there and run towards the Sasquot screaming.

And the Sasquot stopped and ran back into the forest. And this bus driver ran and grabbed the kid, ran into the bus. in their life. In that area of an abomination, it is a rule for the parents to walk the children to the bus. A child is no longer allowed to walk by themselves anymore, and they're not allowed to be dropped off anywhere in that area by themselves. The parent has to be there, but if a parent can't be there, they would leave a car right off their dirt route for the child, the children, you know, into high school where the kid would just get out,

the bus, just get into the vehicle. You know, they wouldn't have to worry, so you would see that all across the navigation, especially in the big for hotspots. You have been doing an investigation, investigating, sorry, doing the investigating out there

and I walked in a Hopi Land. You know, I gathered stories from them with their permission, of course, and gathered some history on them, what they call on Bigfoot there is Masawu. And when he's coming, he's screaming. And he's coming, he's coming to give you death,

coming to take you away, take you away from the land of the living. This is what they would say. And he is being seen around the washes on Polaka Wash, on Hopi Land. And, you know, I had this one of the family that I was chatting with there, selling the jewelry. They got home one late at night from town, and they started cooking outside.

They started grilling and said it was around 11 o'clock at night. They were hungry. They didn't care. As they were cooking, they said the dogs, they noticed that when there was something were coming around, the dogs would be barking in a different way or be howling in a different tone. And they turned on the light out on the fence line. He flashed the light that way on the property line. By the fence, they seen two huge red eyes low to the ground.

And then this thing stood up. They said this thing was like over 90 feet tall, red, huge red eyes. This thing stood straight up. And all the dogs stopped barking. And this thing turned and walked back away. They said that we live not far from not wash. And every now and then they see huge foot tracks. in the wash now and then

because he makes his way from a novel nation he goes through Hopi Reservation into the you know south into the Mogi and Rim Flagstaff you know them highlands the forest

so the whole area crisscross this guy roams you know it's pretty amazing and let's see and every every power line too as well investigating all the contact witnesses they spoke in alignment.

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and into the tree line. So it was like six foot tall, all black, black hair. And that same area where he's changing the pole out, that line, he said there's always tracks. These things like to take that power line road. And then another witness, the same area, the power line road, you said they don't ride their ATVs in the evening in at night, never. And I asked them why.

You said a few times while they're riding around at night, they would see Sasquatch, two of them, running after them. And when they would catch up to them, they would feel his hand on their back. And he was scratching your back. And everyone does not wander around so much in that area at night. And just last year, my wife and her uncle were driving through the area. And this lady was running from the force. She was running to the car.

she jumped out in front of them as they're making their way they stopped and she's screaming she's hysterical she's pointing into the forest she said there's a hairy man she says there's a hairy person

a huge person that dragged her that grabbed her from the road and dragged her into the tree line and she escaped you know they lay let her in the vehicle and she was freaking out the entire time she was saying it's a skinwalker but growing up, being now who grew up on a reservation,

that's our first things that we would say it's a skinwalker. We would not say Bigfoot because it's very taboo to talk about him. It's very tably to share information from to the outside world. About Bigfoot? Yeah, it's a very taboo to talk about Bigfoot. I have a few. This is absolutely incredible, Don. I do have a few questions real quick.

Oh, yeah. If it is very taboo in your culture, then do you feel like you are under any threat sharing information like this? Not yet. Not yet. Not yet. No, yeah, I always had my life friend by humans and by witchcraft and by other things that, you know, you can't even imagine. You know, being on the Naval Nation, I've seen all kinds of things that it's very hard to share with the world. You know, the Naval Nation is very magical land.

You know, there's little people. There's a lizard man. I've seen the goat man, I witnessed alien abductions, you know, my wife and I seen them. And I also record the craft and, you know, investigating the Sasquatch. You know, I ran into a huge spear over my head that was so huge that lit up the whole sky. And I also seen the portal open up in the sky in front of me, like a giant window open, light coming through and a giant window closing. You know, all these strange things happen on an affirmation. But how I see it as is me sharing with you and sharing with the outside world is that I'm sharing, I'm educating.

And I'm also trying to make sure that my culture, you know, always can be safe with sharing, sharing with you guys. You know, like this recording right now with me speaking, you know, it can be shared with years from now with generation to generation. And, you know, part of our culture can be saved that way by sharing and educating our non-Navril, our non-Native American kinsmen, our brothers and sisters. You know, we are human. We have five fingers. You know, we all have a squirrel in our head and our fingertips, you know. Absolutely. So that's how I see it as a sharing.

I'm being a human service, you know, for cultural reasons. I feel that it's, it's neat to. I find that it is, you know, I've had a few individuals from different Native American tribes come on the podcast, and I feel that it is a huge privilege to have them on yourself, individual bear from the Tully River Reservation comes to mind, and there's been others as well. And you're right, it's just, it's a way to make sure that the cultural history is preserved in a way. Also, another thing that I'm realizing as I'm hearing you talk is, for you, this is not just most people that are maybe listening to this are like, I'm just going to go out on the weekend and I'm going to try to see if I can find a big foot in the forest. For you, this is very real and very much a part of your life in all aspects. Yeah. Yeah, it's a lot of, you know, I pissed on myself a few times, these things trying to get in, you know,

and hearing the crying and screaming outside of the doors, and hearing all your dogs, you know, crawling on anything to trailer, scream, trying to get into the house, you know, all the trauma, you know, from all those experiences. And I do feel like I have a right to speak about it and share about it. And these things are very real. And everyone's experience may be different, but from my experience and our people's experience, no one can ever take that away from us because, you know, there's so many of us that have similar stories. you know, and I think that we all should share because everyone, our people police each other.

Our people told me to be quiet. They told me they talked that alone to me, you know, even down to my vocabulary, you know, and even just trying to share about Bigfoot sharing about the paranormal, even from my own experiences. Everyone says, don't talk about it. Don't share with the white people. Don't share with them at all. You know, they're all going to want to come here. of that. Why not we need the revenue? We can have touring, you know, we can start a business.

You know, this whole life is very mysterious and strange. And my time here, I would like to try to put some of the pieces together, you know. Absolutely. That's what I believe. And then any more information we can find out about Sasquatch. Like, we're learning every day. Every time I go out and investigate, I find something new about, very amazingly new. And like even up to my, up to my wife, her aunt, another ant, you know, around this mountain. In the springtime, you know, you have freak blizzers that come. You know, all these stones are very unpredictable. And this one, spring day, she was hurting her sheep.

She was, she was young, five, maybe four. this one a freak blizzard came and she wasn't dressed she lost her sheep only thing she can do is huddle up underneath the cedar tree she's freezing, getting tired

and she's like I'm going to die and freeze right here. This is it and she fell asleep and then she was waking up when she realized she came too she was being carried by something very, very warm giving off so much heat

that she was so comfortable as she fell back asleep again. She said it felt like, you know, like a grandparent holding her. She was feeling really, really small on this thing. And she was waking up, and then this thing was placing her on her,

on her porch from her door. Put her down. She got close to her door, you know, the porch light was on. She turned around. She wanted to see who saved her. She's seen a huge, huge, huge hairy man standing there. He's stepping backwards all the way into the disappearance of the tree line.

So this day, every now and then she says she feels him. She knows when he's around, she goes outside. She stands there for minutes, for minutes, and finally, listening with his eyes glowing, reflecting from the light. He's peeking up from the tree and he'll reveal himself. he'll show him softer her. And she'll tell him, I'm all right.

I'm still alive. I'm right here. I'm okay. Everything's fine. I'm okay. Saying all this in Navajo. And I do have witnesses that swear

that they speak in Navajo. And when they do speak in Navajo, it sounds like an old man's raspy voice. And investigating down there on Apache Reservation, same thing. We have all these people that patches on there saying, clack the rocks together

to let them know your friends. He speaks Apache down there too, and he sounds like an old man, a raspy voice. They call him the monkey man down there. Oh, wow. He likes our ceremonial songs. Apache have their ceremonial songs. We have our ceremonial songs.

We have 12 dancers and Bigfoot is our 13th dancer. Right then he would come and sing. If you were researched in that, ceremonial songs you hear one song that sounds like Bigfoot screaming and yelling and that's his song dedicated to him because he's a he's a holy man that can kill you and you're sick so i'm going to ask some questions that are just going to be really they're going to be from a guy who does not live in this this culture that we're talking about so but Just just bear with me.

I'm hearing half of the things that I'm hearing are that this big foot, this big foot in this area, they're causing a lot of trauma, trying to get people, trying to take people away. But then I'm also hearing that there's times when they are looked at as a holy man or a healer. Is that correct? Yeah So how does that Are there different ones

Or or does the viewpoint of Of the Bigfoot change over time Within this culture Oh right now Like a lot of novels Revere him You know They really revere him

Where he's like a holy deity Some of us You know They highly respect him there's a lot of stories of him you know he for his grocery store and we're also his

dinner and a show you know he likes to watch us looking at us through the window we are strange creatures of habit you know

you all have our own habits and you know he's just like uh bob you know let's see what's on this channel you know Jim's gonna be home right now dialers in there making something junior is over there playing

you know just his pattern is way different than us. His thoughts are way different than us and he doesn't even care what we call him. He's just, you know, he's just going to take whatever's available. But he does some dark things. You know, I can't put my thumb on him,

but as far as I know, I would not trust him with my wife and my kids and my family. And, you know, there's still witnesses coming out right now to me. You know, the stories are amazing, especially from my community, Naval Nation, and the Patsy Nations. And when these guys jump, you know, it looks like a frog jumping just like that. And these guys can jump 31 feet to 36 feet, vertical or horizontally.

These guys can jump from tree to tree. You know, a lot of people think that he jumps in the portal. And I come along and say, nope, I am not going to buy that theory. I'm going to do clockwise spiral and a counterclockwise spiral I'm going to fly him with a sucker man and sure enough that's how I find out that he jumps that far

Oh so you go out 35 to 40 feet and you find the other track Yeah 36 is the furthest I see him jump left Right foot he jumps like Like how Hulk or how he's jumping away Right Like that

Yeah because there's one area where a hot spot and I ran to UFOs I felt tracks I felt tracks of all sides and stories

one of the stories that came out of that same area is so during the COVID times everybody was on a lockdown

on the Navajo Nation and only the essential care workers were able to drive around police ambulance CIA

FBI men and black which we see them on the Navajo Nation yes we know who you are I was just kidding

but yeah they'd be around on the Navajo driving around. And the non-emergency medical drivers were also able to drive around because they're picking up elders, you know, taking them to their appointments because Navajo Nation is very vast. And these vehicles are jeeps, you know, because it's very rugged off road all the time. And this whole morning, they're coming, they're driving through that area, like around three in the

morning. and this is a story from the old man and he had a young male that was driving and I guess that male he stopped you know the dad was a grandpa was sleeping in the back of the truck and he stopped and he came to you know the vehicle was just quiet

and he asked the boy he said why don't you stop here you know it was like a slow snowfall and the boy was just quiet he's oh why didn't you stop here someone's going to hit us we're on the road and he's like Look, there's something right there.

There's something right there. And the old guy was like, what are you talking about? He worked out there. And he seen a huge person very wide. He said he looked like he had a fur coat on standing on the road. Like right in the middle of the road, really wide. And the old man was getting out and that young boy was saying, don't get out, don't get out, don't get out.

The old man got out with his cane. With his phone, with the flashlight on his phone, he walked up to this thing. And he got right up to it. And his phone was on. He had his picture ready to. And he was speaking to this thing in Navajo saying, hey, hey, big guy. Do you know what you're doing right now? You're in the middle of the road.

There's people that drive very fast at this curve. There's huge semi-trucks that. don't stop from nothing. It's going to hit you. It could hit us right now, but we need you to get off this road. Like, wake up, are you okay? Is there something wrong with you? Do you need prayer done?

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He left the old man there. And he said, this thing stood up, and he started screaming and yelling. And the old man fell and get off the road. You're going to cause an accident. You're going to die. You don't want you to die. and this thing jumped off the road and he's jumping down the cliff walls down to the canyon they heard him screaming echoing he made his way to one of these slot canyons where they take with his numerous reports of a family unit of nine of them traveling in canyons it's very very cool stories oh it it's absolutely incredible um so you definitely have have your your culture has a very unique way of looking at Bigfoot.

Do they also believe that it is a physical creature as well or that it has other attributes connected to that? That's a very there is pretty much a split deal right there. Yeah. The more traditional side is you don't bother him. You know, you just leave him alone. You let him take what he wants. And then the Native American church side where people go into the Teepees, which is new,

they see him more of a supernatural because the Native American church that they practice in the TPs, the Pioti, is a plains tribal thing. And there, everything is like paranormal, supernatural. natural. And for us is very physical. Everything from the physical is tied into the spirit realm and everything has

an explanation to it. So what happens in the spirit realm affects the physical realm. And that's what we know as being now in this like, that's like a lot of taboos, you know. You know, I'm supposed to crawl up the window. You know, there's a lot of things. Don't cut your hair at night.

There's so much, so much these and don'ts you know so like it comes it's that's a difficult question like there's even medicine man that say they see him

taking their taking their chicken and leaving foot shots and leaving physical evidence that I even found their poop so I don't know if I mean like if I had access to a portal

I wouldn't want to walk from point A to point B or jump or put in the extra work to burn calories to jump far or run off, you know. I wouldn't leave anything beyond. I'd be lazy. I'll jump in the portal. See you guys later. But from my experiences is very physical.

And if something physical can reflect the bright, powerful flashlight, then it is physical. if you can leave here if you can leave so this one story it's one of the things I was investigating in so this family they have so much good stories

didn't want to be recorded on this upcoming documentary with William Jaylee and that's going to come out in 2BC so we're at their house do you say two weeks oh 2B

oh 2B okay okay good Okay, sorry Okay, what comes out So, yeah, this family, they're respected family And they want to be on Because they're seeing some things

You know One of the things that You live in this little community Where everyone's tight, they're related So you have information They share with each other all the time And this one time This one lady

She made her way back home From town It's very isolated area again. It's like all in that explanation. She got her way home and she was hearing all her sheep crying. And she was hearing them, you know, crying. And she made her way close to the corral. She can see them.

And what she's seen was a blonde, huge, eight foot, nine foot, tall, big foot, chasing these sheep around. And it was picking them up by the back leg. and breaking their neck in the way where it was drained their blood. And he was drinking all the blood and he threw that one. He chased another one and the same thing. He slaughtered the whole sheep crew. He drank all their blood.

And, you know, for us, livestock is our way of life. It's our only currency. Is your only way to make money. And for her seeing that, you know, it broke her heart. She called her family. You know, we have three individuals that show up maybe more than three with their own high power rifles scopes. They laid the big guy down in the cradle with all the sheep. They called the Navajo Police Department.

They arrived. They called Navajo Rangers. They arrived. Navajo Rangers called somebody that shows up in the black SUV. the black SUV Caucasians come out in black seats and not long after that they see this huge black

semi with a flat bed coming down the dirt road sliding everywhere the big black coffee like a big black box in the back struck down they load up the Sasquatch and they're making the way back out all the locals see the box not closed

and they see this huge hairy body sticking out with blonde buckskin color going back up into the highway and disappearing. And that's a little what he likes to do. That's wild because I was actually just going to ask you if there had ever been

body recovered and there you go. Yeah. Man. But yeah, once these UFO crashes, Bigfoot body, these discovery is there quick. We don't know

if they are nearby. We don't know if they have headcores nearby. I have witnesses, you know, coming to me from all corners of the Navalination scene, big put in moments later in Navalination time. It's okay. It's just a skin walk in. They would see a black SUV and a bunch of

Caucasian men in black suits with the flashlight looking at tracks. So, you know, there's even men in black that, you know, drive around at night and they have LED lights all over their SUVs. And when they hop out, they have guns all over their bodies, different calibers. You know, then, yeah, because it's really strange hotspot, my grandmother's.

You know, we have a lot of ETs where these ETs would shift into a giant rabbit. When they're running, they're shifting to alien gray getting into the ship. There's a mother ship that parks over with thousands of UFOs that come out. They do all kinds of things in the sky all night until the sun comes up. Nine o'clock comes out. You can't see them anymore. And these guys will show up in the black suburbs. They will be looking in binoculars or flying their drone around.

They would have a plastic gun on their side. And I have a friend that worked in the government. That plastic gun shoots out electromagnetic bolts. And that's where they came down a UFO and be able to recover and retrieve the technology. right away. Do you think that how about this? There's a ton

of high strangeness that happens in this area of the Navajo Nation. Do you think it's because the Navajo people are in this area or it's the area itself which

is why all this stuff is there? It's the area itself. Okay. Wow. It's very, it's an interest to the hollow earth. We did survive on Navajo land deep within the earth from the last flood. And, you know, it's very, there's other beings that are underneath the earth, the lizard people, you know, what other people call the ant people, and different bigfits and the giants, the six-toe, six-finger giants, they live in the earth still. will come out from time to time.

Six-fingered giants. Yeah. So you guys see six-fingered giants on Navajo Nation? Yeah. Yeah, even giant lizard men. You know, we've seen them. I have witnesses that I have yet to bring on my podcast, to share all the high and strangeness of the Navajo Nation.

Because we don't only have big foot, you have more. Everywhere you go on the Navajo Nation. I asked, have you seen Bigfoot? And they would look at me and say, we see more than Bigfoot. We have more things running around than Bigfoot, you know. And I'm well aware of that. And when I was working, doing this documentary, that's one of the responses I would get back. You know, they would see a senator.

They would see goat man. They would see a lizard man. They would see the flying gargoyle. And I have witnesses that have seen flying gargwills leaving down in Tucson. the gargwell is being spotted, taking hitchhikers, kicking them up and flying off with them, you know, even down to Apache land, Navajo land. So, I have no idea what's going on, but I think that it's the hollow earth entrance because we have multiple hollow earth entrances across the Navajo Nation that these cemitars come out of, and they're family units of cemitars. And these things will play with the puppies and the dogs outside. Heck, even Bigfoot will bring a baby back stick, you know, a kill,

the Philip Mignon for these dogs that are tied up outside. They'll even pet dogs too, Bigfoot, too. You know, we have a lot of these traffic at night. You know, the desert, when the sun sets, life comes alive in the desert. The desert is one of the greatest teachers in life. If you ever want to learn about life and mysteries of life, Go and get lost in the desert, especially on Navajo, man. You'll never know what you'll see.

It's always amazing. Don, this has been just such a fascinating conversation. Thank you for sharing what we, most listeners to this show would probably never hear. Thank you for sharing that. I do want to take a few minutes as we start to get, near the end of the show. I want to make sure people know, like, when this documentary is probably coming out,

how to, there's ways to contact you and also listen to your podcast, things like that. Oh, yeah. As far as I know about the documentary, chatting with my producer right now, he just needs four and a half hours left of editing.

And this documentary is going to be done. And hopefully it'll be on to be by the summer. As far as I know, the name would be a Sasquatch on Navajo land. The title is still up for, you know, the naming is still out right now. We haven't really named it yet. And you can reach out to me at L.A.L.A.navka at gmail.com. L.A. and Nalavu means mystical. Na'athka means investigators.

The podcast is called Don't Whistle at Night Podcasts. Yeah, if anything, hopefully, Jeremiah here can have some links to my YouTube and TikTok and my Facebook account. I'll be going live stream on Sunday soon to be bringing out different people soon. There's going to be a lot of good things coming up soon. Oh, that's awesome.

Yeah, I know we've talked on TikTok before and at least one live. And that's cool to hear you'll be doing that. But yeah, I'll have definitely the links in the show notes. It'll be easier to get to that way for sure. But, oh, man, Don, it has been such a fun chat with you. We'll definitely have to check in later on to see how things are going. but thank you so much for coming on the show today. Oh, yeah, I had fun, Gemma.

Thank you so much. It's been a pleasure. Just wanted to take a minute to say thank you for listening to this episode of the Bigfoot Society podcast. Don Yazi's story is one of those rare encounters that stays with you, not just for the details of what he's seen, but for the culture, pain, and protection behind it. From red eyes in the desert to a Bigfoot cradling a child through a blizzard,

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