Was Bigfoot just a white male psychological projection of inferiority against Native Indigenous males?

Wow so the first bigfoot hits were all this "Indian Chief' that got killed - in Ohio or around there. So then I finally saw an Idaho newspaper - and 1910 - amazingly it says:

"On looking over the ground, we discovered the tracks of a band of Indians under the guidance of the noted "Bigfoot." We measured Bigfoot's tracks and they showed a length of seventeen inches and were six inches wide."

"Pioneer Writes Idaho History," Twin Falls Times, 1910 April 14, Idaho.

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So then I search again - this time for Texas - and I get 

"noted Indian hunter" - and his nickname is "Bigfoot" (as in the name of the Indians he kills).

 So I search that first quote - because you think with ALL the tons and plethora of Bigfoot t.v. shows and Bigfoot fan clubs and Bigfoot hunter organizations, etc. that someone online would have found that same quote from that same newspaper and posted it online. I mean you find that with UFO sightings right?

But NO! No one has posted that quote online!! I get this book though. I'm gonna email this dude.

Searching for Sasquatch

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• Brian Regal

http://www.nyfolklore.org/pubs/voic35-3-4/bigfoot.html

So this is his article - From Wild Man to Monster: evolution of Bigfoot in NY state

UPDATE:

Brian Regal <brian.regal@gmail.com>

5:49 AM (5 hours ago)

I'm not sure who you are as you did not include your name.

The term 'Bigfoot' was not applied to the Sasquatch until the 1950s so your article from 1910 relates to something else. Also, I'm an historian not a psychologist so I can't address whether Bigfoot is a nature surrogate for European Americans, though that is probably not far off.

Sincerely,