Pushmataha County

There are timber roads and hunting camps and not much else, and the biggest thing that's happened there in 50 years as far as the rest of the world is concerned is the Bigfoot Festival at Hanobia.

Hanobia is an unincorporated community on the line between Pushmataha and LeFlore Counties in a valley on the Little River, and the story the festival grew out of is what people down there call The Siege at Hanobia.

It happened in January of 2000 according to the family who reported it and the researchers from the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization who went down afterward and wrote it up.

A family in a cabin on 30 acres of timber started losing deer meat out of a freezer on their porch, and then something started coming to the house at night, pulling at doors, throwing rocks, and by the family's account, it went on for weeks with more than one creature involved, and it ended with shots fired.