Bush Indian is just one of the names the Bigfoot is known by in the Native American cultures, the Cherokee know him by Tsul 'Kalu (pronounced -
Jutaculla or Judaculla). Below is the very interesting story of a Cherokee woman marrying a Tsul Kalu (Bigfoot). Note that the location of the town Kanuga is in my research area.
A Cherokee Legend of Tsul Kalu (the slant-eyed or sloping giant)
A long time ago a widow lived with her one daughter at the old town
of Känuga on Pigeon river. The girl was of age to marry, and her mother
used to talk with her a good deal.
One day, her mother told her she must be sure to take no one but a
good hunter for a husband, so that they would have some one to take care
of them and would always have plenty of meat in the house.
The girl said such a man was hard to find, but her mother advised her
not to be in a hurry, and to wait until the right one came.