SI: I heard it years ago in passing, from a friend of a friend. Me: SI, How’d you hear about them yourself? My mom wasn’t worried since she lived in the city, not the rez Like you’d warn somebody about grizzly bears NJ: just in a “yeah they’re out there, but whatever” kind of way Some things about them wanting to steal your hair or their strange rituals NJ: crap like seeing something running on the horizonĪ spooky tale about on in the middle of the rez. NJ: from my mother, then some more from my family, and things they saw in the rez The textlog from the friend is as follows, SI asked the questions at my prompting: (At this point SI texts his friend who he had the experience with)
#Daywalkers navajo skin#
Me: Do you know where your friend heard about skin walkers? The flames kept going out and relighting, and there were anywhere from 1 to three when they were lit. So either someone fire dancing in the middle if the desert, doing some ritual dance thing, or it was a signal for traffickers.
SI: Oh, forgot to mention, the lights looked like torches in the way distance that were dancing in a humanoid sized circle. I was mostly just messing with him, but I was a bit perturbed because what if it was some cartel coyote? His fear was a skin walker, mine was a cartel transport. The road was pretty much abandoned. We kicked so much dirt spinning the tires out and jetting. We drove to a road, but walked out into the desert. He doesn’t really believe in the supernatural, but that gave him a serious case of the spooks. Then we heard a rustle in a nearby brush, and we bolted. When the story started sounding familiar, I asked him “are you talking about skinwalkers” and he freaked out and told me to be quiet, because if they heard me they might attack us. He told me about it basically how I just told you, but he was really uncharacteristically quiet and never said the name. That’s why the Navajo only use sheep and other prey animals for their stuff, because if they used a wolf, bear, coyote, whatever, it could have been a skinwalker.Īnyway, it was in an Arizona desert, in Navajo territory. They don’t attack humans unless one of their own gets killed, but they can shapeshift to look human. Skinwalkers look like humans, but they’re actually ancient, bloodthirsty monsters that take the appearance of wolves, bears, and other dangerous animals. I mean, I’ve heard of it being mentioned in passing, but my friend was telling me about it and the lore sounded familiar. SI: Have you heard of a skinwalker? My friend told me about it when we saw some strange lights in the desert, at night nonetheless. This story takes place in the Arizona desert, when the informant SI saw some strange lights in the shape of a human flickering in the distance.
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