The Baykok
The Baykok is associated with the Chippewa Indians and is mostly seen near the Great Lakes of Canada. The Baykok is a walking skeleton with glowing red eyes and only a thin layer of skin cover his creaking bones. His skin is translucent and some times is described as having war paint on his face and body. The Baykok uses poisoned invisible arrow's to attack hunters and trappers who unknowingly enter the Baykok's territory. It never attacks tourists or hikers and is most likely created when a hunter starves to death in the woods. The probability of such a creature is fairly good, and is even better to hunters and trapper in the Great Lakes area.
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