Bigfoot War of 1855: Exploring the Legend with Remote Viewing Data

In a recent video from The Cryptid Huntress on YouTube, host Jessica Jones delves into the legend of the Bigfoot War of 1855. The video explores the story of the Chocka Indians and local farmers in Eastern Oklahoma who were plagued by a mysterious creature that was stealing and ransacking their goods, and eventually kidnapping women and children. Jessica is joined by Dr. John Stamy, a noted paranormal author and organizer of many UFO and Bigfoot conferences, to discuss the legend and its potential truth. Dr. Stamy believes that where there's smoke, there's fire, and that 80% of legends and folklore are based on fact. The video presents the story of the Bigfoot War as it has been passed down in oral tradition and through stories. The hunting party, led by Joshua LeFort and Hamus Tubby, encountered large, hairy, bipedal creatures in the forest, standing at least eight feet tall. The creatures were said to have confronted the men and struck them down, resulting in a fierce and bloody battle. Jessica and Dr. Stamy discuss the possibility of this legend being based on fact and the potential for remote viewing to uncover more information about the event. The video serves as a reminder of the many stories and legends surrounding Bigfoot and the potential for there to be some truth to them. As a Bigfoot believer and curator of Bigfoot related content, I encourage all Squatchable readers to check out the video and form their own opinions on the Bigfoot War of 1855. Who knows, it might just be another piece of the puzzle in the search for the truth about Bigfoot.