The Navajo have stories of a large hairy creatures, sometimes thought of as holy men, that they refer to as Yeti Di Kluii. There are historical stories of the interaction of these creatures with the Navajo people. In recent times, sightings are common in the more remote areas of the Four Corners region. Arnold Clifford was a skeptic of this stories, until he had his own experience.
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