The Bukwu, being the undead manifestation of drowned souls, is thought to be distinct from these creatures. Ray Wallace linked them to an incident at a logging camp, and one possibly-related story concerns them using underground caverns under Mt. Shasta. In that story of the Wintu, they are called shupchets. Robert Pyle argues the need for a figure such as them in mytholog
The Bukwu, being the undead manifestation of drowned souls, is thought to be distinct from these creatures. Ray Wallace linked them to an incident at a logging camp, and one possibly-related story concerns them using underground caverns under Mt. Shasta. In that story of the Wintu, they are called shupchets. Robert Pyle argues the need for a figure such as them in mythology, one of which the Patterson-Gimlin film purports to show glancing over its right shoulder. Thought by some to be a relict Paranthropus or Gigantopithecus, for 10 points, name this cryptid indigenous to the Pacific Northwest, a hairy, bipedal humanoid.
The Bukwu, being the undead manifestation of drowned souls, is thought to be distinct from these creatures.
bigfoot [accept Sasquatch]