Siberian Hunter Saves Yeti From Drowning

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Of course not, you're entitled to your own opinions.
I was just providing examples on why locals may not feel the need to provide evidence they may have.

Cheers

It's an interesting story, but if this was true and they really wanted to protect the creatures there they should have kept it quiet.

The Russian Bigfoot seems just as illusive as it's American and Asian relatives, and personally I hope they remain a myth, if they exist or not.

Am I the only one who remembers or the only one who read that they heard sounds of ice breaking? Swimming wouldn`t do you much good if you`ve broken through the ice. But If someone threw a big tree branch you could grab on and get back ON TOP of the ice and get back to shore. Remember, this is SIBERIA. And yes, big parts of rivers CAN freeze over. Especially in SI-BE-RI-A. There, I sounded it out for those who are a little slow. Haha I love being an a hole!


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exactly! like, lalala, swimming around in a frozen river!
also it's strange that nobody's pointed out that the rescuer's name is a fantasy, i mean, afanasy. a very unfortunate name if this were to be a hoax!

that being said, i very much do hope that this is true, and if so, i applaud the fella for doing the right thing. what an experience, for both of them.
and it seems to me that if this were just a fake, then the other two hunters might want to share a little of the glory, as opposed to appearing like a pair of pathetic 'no you do it's.

About 25 years ago, I interviewed a logger in Vermont, who told me a story
about helping a Sasquatch.

He found it trapped under a log. Apparently, it had climbed over the pile,
causing one to roll down and pin it. The logger decided to kill it as it was
injured. When he pointed the gun at it, it cringed and covered its eyes as if
it knew about guns. this was such a human action that he changed his mind.
He got a Cant hook and removed the log. The creature crawled away into a
thicket adjoining the log yard.
From time to time he checked on the Sasquatch. He left muskrat carcases
from his trapline, which it ate ravenously.
It was very shy and wouldn't come out in the light. After a few months it healed
up enough to move on. The initial interaction happened at twilight, so he didn't
get a really good look at it. He said it appeared to be about 6 feet tall and not
massively built like most stories. I guessed that it was probably adolescent.

The man was matter of fact, and had no reason to lie about it and wasn't seeking
publicity. I found him believable.

Do I believe in Bigfoot/Sasquatch/Yeti? I believe in the phenomenon, but don't
offer any conclusions.
I got interested after meeting a Dr Warren Cook, who was a professor of American
Indian Studies. He had become interested from Amerindian stories.

The best evidence that he had was a long hair found at the site of some 20 inch tracks
near Rutland Vt. the hair was unlike any hair of any known North American animal. It
was at least 7 or 8 inches long and and thicker than a hog bristle.
This was before the days of inexpensive DNA testing.

After Dr Cook's death another
researcher stole much of his materials, so I have no idea of what happened to the hair .
I stopped researching and have lost track of my notes on this case. I concluded that
it was unlikely that I would find any real answers with my available resources.

I offer no hard conclusion about the nature of these beasts, though I lean toward the
possibility that they are transdimensional.

I want this to be so true, not because it's a Yeti or could be proof of a Yeti, but because this tells me that somewhere in the World there is some Humanity left.

At a different time in a different place some would have just shot it, saving a creature that could pose a possible threat fills my heart with warmth, especially in this day and age where so much hatred is being thrown around.

Even if it isn't true I would love to believe that this kind of caring is still out there somewhere, it is things like this which becomes the only hope for Mankind.

My only fear is the Yeti comes to trust Humans which would be the biggest mistake it could ever make, they hide and they need to hide, stay away from MAN, stay away from the Humans.

This will make me feel good all day.


In addition my Wife told me that she saw the local Police creating a rolling road block several days ago, because a Family of ducks with babies was walking along the road, so the Police decided to hold everyone back while they got to where they were going, there is some Kindness left in the World, and it has nothing to do with faith or anything but kindness.

These are the things that need to be told just to give a little hope to those who have lost faith in our ability to care for the other creatures who share this Planet.

I don't know if this shows cultural differences or not. But if i was in the hunters situation watching it, I might've/well probably laughed wait for it to die, then try and help it out for proof physical proof everyone is always crying out for.

Anyways that's just me being honest.



Spadez

Interesting article, but I am wondering what the Yeti did after it was rescued? Did it say thank you, give the man a hug, attack him, or just run off? To bad the article did not mention anything about that. It would make the story more believable if we knew what happened after it was saved.

My only fear is the Yeti comes to trust Humans which would be the biggest mistake it could ever make, they hide and they need to hide, stay away from MAN, stay away from the Humans.

I completly agree with you, every time a human finds an amazing creature we tend to kill, like the grizzley bear in the link I posted ( if it worked right)