Wendigo

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Note: also seen in Minnesota and Michigan.

Wikipedia – Wendigo

Ancient Pages: Wendigo and Indian Lore

Canada has a Wendigo Lake and a Windigo Lake. What is the difference?

Wendigo vs Windigo – What’s the difference? | WikiDiff

Consistent reports show that this is most likely no relation to Bigfoot. Some merchandising has it it in the Bigfoot family. As you see in this next image.

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Described as a human monster, zombie-like, that feasts on human flesh, turns white and bald. Sometimes with deer-like horns. Our main source is an episode of In Search of Monsters, on the Travel Channel. You can see it by putting in the “search” provided by your cable/streaming provider.

In Search of Monsters: Wendigo (Travel Channel)

IMDb – Wendigo (In Search of Monsters)

The History Channel has shows about the Wendigo. Pending…

Wikipedia and Indian Lore share that once turning to cannibalism due to extreme hunger, a spirit of Wendigo consumes you.

Maybe the most helpful to us is something that was mentioned several times, this this was a “Rake-like” creature, which helps to explain the Rake.

Wiki Monster Fandom – The Rake

So why is this in our site? Turning over every stone to learn the What and Why of Bigfoot.

In one documentary a researcher deep in the field, literally waiting in the woods for Bigfoot, said that he can’t mix multiple phenomenon, of which he understands none of them, so he stays with his one theory, that Bigfoot Creatures, are Wood Apes.

We take a different approach as we connect any dots that we find. His efforts are one of those dots, and we say thank you.

Wendigo may be more than just physical.

Could this explain the many disappearances of hikers, hunters, and more?

Pending more…

Image by intographics from Pixabay.