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The Indians called him Tsiatko, “Wild Man.” Some tribes said Oh-Mah, “Hairy Giant.” Most glanced over their shoulder and whispered Skookum, “Evil Wood-Spirit.” All agreed he was Sess-Ketch.

When the White men came, they called him Sasquatch!

Throughout history, the tribes respected Sess-Ketch, but even they did not speak his name openly. The forest had ears!

Since those early years shrouded in legendary mist, many have disappeared in the mountains, the remains never to be found. The old Indians merely shrugged.

Sess-Ketch is a meat eater. Deer, elk, man! When Sess-Ketch is hungry, he is hungry!