The Indian Army and the Yeti | Centuries of Encounters

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0:00 – Introduction
1:59 – The Indian Army and the Yeti
18:32 – Credits and Closing Thoughts

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48 thoughts on “The Indian Army and the Yeti | Centuries of Encounters”

  1. This one goes out to Praachi Saini. She emailed me back in 2021 and sent me a bunch of articles about Indian military stories.

    I am so sorry it’s taken me this long Praachi! But I’ve finally gotten around to India 🇮🇳

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  3. I believe in the yeti/big foot because my family almost ran one over in the car 23 yrs ago. We were driving home late at night (we live in a very small town near farmland and a creek). Dad had his high beam on because it was so dark and then this creature was startled as it was crossing the road. My mum freaked out and screamed for my dad to not hit the man and my brother yelled out that it was no man. I was half asleep in the back seat so unfortunately didn't see it, only the commotion that ensued. Dad swerved the car and then they all remained quiet until we got home but I could hear them talking in whispers when I went to bed. It was only the next day I found out what really happened. My dad described it as a tall, lanky figure much taller than a man, covered in long hair and with an ape like face as it turned and faced the car before it speed across the road. My brother said it was so fast and looked as though it was running on dog like hind legs and within a few steps it was already at the neighbours fence and easily just stepped over it. I was terrified and counted the cows every day after school for months. My parents only told one family friend as they were a little worried what people might think. Our friend contacted a university researcher who was doing a paper on big foot sightings and he interviewed my parents and older brother separately and then advised them that he doesn't believe this creature is carnivorous (at least not the kind that lived around us) and that there had been several sightings around the area and he was collating data. We heard nothing more for a few years but then there was another sighting not far from us on the highway by some truckie.

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  26. The INDIAN map that you are using is not correct.!! This is very disrespectful , you should do some research on this and come with another video showing the full INDIAN map and the conspiracy about this.

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  31. OMFG…. that fucking

    YETI HUNTING LICENSE …. !!!!

    Honestly if I just had that piece of paper I’d be happy showing that in BOLD manner to anyone I knew that EVER doubted The Yeti etc’s existence… because if you gotta pay to hunt it… do you think their children were “grandfathered in” and still have a Yeti License??? I mean who would misplace their License to Yeti???

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  39. I would like for some rich Millionaire to buy Satellite time to do thermal imagining over the areas where the "BIG FOOT" is suppose to exist. If they are there, their thermal imagining should show up. With the technology of today, Not even Big Foot can hide.

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