5 HORRIFYING Stories from Native American Reservations
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- What mysteries and horrors can be found on Native American Reservations? Well, it seems sometimes Native American Folklore can come alive in horrifying ways. Enjoy these 5 HORRIFYING Stories from Native American Reservations!
SCARY STORIES TIMESTAMPS:
1. Curse of the Desert Draggers from burningsands 1:14
2. My First Encounter with the Wendigo from gregamb 18:48
3. All My Life from Anonymous 24:42
4. I Would’ve Never Been Here from Anonymous 29:42
5. My Grandpa’s Ghost from Little Rez Kid 31:37
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If you could grant humans one new adaptation, what would you grant us?
*I would give us all the ability to regrow limbs realistically slow, of course.*
I would give them to have wings of skin
Night vision. If there's monsters out there, I wanna see em
Of course brandon
To be happy 😓
I would give us the ability to grow additional limbs... such as gills or wings.
That's what we need to explore where scientists wont or refuse to go.
That way we will get more answers among ourselfs and would'nt have to listen to and rely on scientists "correct and only explanation".
Native American Horror stories are the best.
Unless you living one
I agree ❤️. Always my favorite. I don’t care who upload it I’m there 👌🏽
2nd after national park stories
@@Mr.Donkeypoo ya, in general these creature stories r good.. wendigo n skinwalker etc
They aren't stories...
I'm married into a Navajo family, there are some horrifying stories from the Navajo Rez, very powerful magic.
Last name checks out. Welcome to the Rez. Arizona, Utah, or New Mexico area?
Please share them with us! :)
Born and raised in AZ. I live in Flagstaff on the Navajo nation border
@@ameeciaeagan-begay8090 nice. I was born in Tuba City about an hour north of here and I moved to Flagstaff recently. After completing school in Phoenix, missed my home and family
@@ratman9188 , welcome home
I've only heard one story so far, but I'm already convinced that The Draggers has creepypasta written all over it.
yeah I agree, it’s kinda like a Wendigo, but not exactly. a baby faced coyote ?? c’mon im not really buying it
YEP. Halfway through the first one I knew it was fiction. Too descriptive and not believable once the dog came to the fire and talked.
Who else gets hyped when the notification that he posted pops up
The scariest thing about the Rez? Living in it.
Edit: I'm from Tkemlups Indian Band, TIB, in BC (British Columbia) Canada, the original place of 215 children committed to the Residential school system, and systematically exterminated by it.
Yeah
Hell ya
@Makeup Minion especially that. Need that bluebird
Do you live on the Rez or do you know from stories you've heard? For me it's mostly been stories I've heard, but still would like to visit the Reservation one of these days.
@@stuartvandermerwe8548 its just dirt and shitty project style houses. Dirt and run down "homes".
Gives me chills having one of my encounters narrated!
This is awesome. I'm a quarter shoshone and these kind of stories are commonplace in my family. Some of my moms experiences when she was young are unbelievable.
send them to darkness so we can hear them please
@@maryelmore3412 Oh I agree- yes, please! That is if she's willing to share her experiences & you're willing to relay them in email form to Darkness Prevails, of course!
Please share them! :)
We wanna hear them. its a strange world full of super natural happenings
"some of your mom's"????
I'm half Navajo and my mom's side of the family all reside on the reservation in northern Arizona. So many stories of skin walkers. Creepy stuff out there. But it's also so beautiful and peaceful! I love visiting! But the atmosphere does seem to shift at night in a spooky way. Love the videos Darkness! 😆 Especially this one! I think the first story was the creepy pasta.
I think you said it perfectly. My mom’s house is in a very rural area that’s beautiful during the day, but shifts at night. Not only are there real threats of dangerous animals that can’t be seen in the dark so dark you can barely see past your nose, but it almost feels like something mysterious accompanies it. At night, I do not take a step beyond the door without a flashlight in hand, and even then, I don’t dare go more than a few steps from the porch.
Love native American stories so so many tribes and so many different stories from them!!! I could quite literally sit all day and listen 2 tales of the old ways tho!!!! Old ways are the best ways!
Also I think the 1st story was (the draggers) is a creepypasta
I'm thinking the story about the draggers was the creepy pasta
As an indigenous, I agree. It’s a precautionary tale about always keeping an eye out on babies and toddlers. It’s a lot like the same story of a spirit in the Inuit Territory, about an Ice Witch, I believe (or loosely translated as such) that similarly takes children/babies in the same fashion of [“If baby/toddler is left alone, bad thing happen”,_ which isn’t a bad thing necessarily, it accomplishes the goal of keeping the children away from dangerous areas, and being aware of said dangers in the wilderness. Though it could be in reference to Coywolves, a cross breed between Coyote and Wolf, but I doubt it since this was near desert territory, and wolves don’t tend to go where prey is vacant. They’re predators and scavengers at times, but mostly Apex predators.
@@InVinoVeratas Agree that its a great cautionary tale to make sure to keep an eye on the children. I would love to hear the tale of the ice witch as well! I love hearing these stories.
I live near the oneida reservation in Wisconsin but I don't hear many stories from Northern tribes, mostly just the southern states by the deserts.
It’s also the longest one normally a dead give away.
@@InVinoVeratas The draggers remind me of a documentary in Where people would camp out in the desert. A family of four , the parents and two kids .Mom puts her infant daughter to sleep in a zipped up carrier and a dingo drag's the baby away into the desert. Mom gets lock up because they think she killed the baby . The documentary came out in the 1980s
@@aidamartinez5813 yea I remember that film, based in the outback in Australia. There was a big court case regarding it at the time xx
My 1st time hearing stories on this specific topic and as a Native American, I appreciate it. Good one 👌
I’m Native American and I love these videos
Perfect timing, I’m going through a rough break up and your videos always make me happy
Best of luck to you through this hardship.
Just remember if you break up with somebody that situation only made you stronger for the next person when your ready just please take your time and I know this is cliche but the right one is out their for. Just make a few friends first and look for the one that brings you up in public and home, encourages, brightens your day, makes you laugh when you do want to, is their in your darkness times and you most happy, and in all things is like a pillar when and if you need one. Just take your time and trust you will find that one person who clicks. Sorry if it's cliche but I'm speaking from experience, 11 years and going that is😆
Was he abusive? Like a _wild man?_ But it was great so ya couldn't just walk away from it? Then gradually he was only interested in talking to the back of your head? After many a sleepless night and many a soiled sheet, ye became distant and shrouded in melancholy? The passion which once burned as intensely as a thousand Kuwaiti oil wells is now the flicker of a lighter in a cold and damp swamp of sorrow. Alas, such is matters of the heart. The mighty roar of romance and the sorrowful grunt of expulsion....
Uhoompfh 💦
These are by far one of the best and one of my favorite sets of stories now
This has always been one of the more scary topic I enjoy listening to👻 🎧🔥
Me too💖
Me three ❤️
I prefer full true stories. That being said, I think the Draggers story was fake.
Amen!!!
I felt the same. It was very cliche
Same, I hate creepypasta as I feel it detracts from the real experience
The tell is when his mother gives a speech including basic premises of Native American religious beliefs. Fictional Character.
Thank you DP...
Perfect. Something to listen to while i work on my Folklore monsters, more specifically a few of my native legend ones.
Always feels more touching and life giving when i can pair the stories video with what im working on artwise.
Did you do that one for your PFP? If so that's pretty badass looking.
The skinwalker and wendigo story's are always my favorite :D
The best ❤️
Same here plus the camping and running into wendigo/skinwalker stories
Totally ;0
Always a pleasure to see an upload.
Tons of scary stories from the Rez , I’ll submit some
Wonderful Video thank You DP😁
You should make more native american stories
I agree
@@josefdettwyler9809 me too ❤️
He needs more people to share.
More of these please..
I love stories like this, especially coming from the Native American population, the only true and genuine Americans. They are so incredibly in tune with earth and that's interesting. 🖖👽
As a native, anyone born on this land is _“American”_ from Canada, to Mexico. I’d include South America too tbh, the native population there are still fighting for rainforests from loggers. There are no _“truer”_ Americans, that’s like saying only select demographics deserve something more than another. But the fact is, our traditional beliefs shared across all indigenous nations, is that we are destined to share this land, but also protect it from harm. That is what makes a true native, in my opinion, one who dedicated to protecting the land and all who inhabit it, equally. From the smallest life forms, to the most impressive, all deserve an equal chance to live. And it doesn’t matter where you come from, or what you believe in, so long as you intend to live in harmony with the land and each other.
I am Native American, well part, and I seriously think it is funny when people think we are more in tune with nature or that we all believe in these wendigo bs.
I was born in America, therefor I am a “genuine” American, Thank you very much. Also I do have native blood in my veins, but don’t identify with it considering I am far removed.
Love your videos man. Keep it up💕💕
i love theses so much
Yes we would love more episodes like this i
I love listening to mostly all you put out but ,,,I dont know why these were so much more interesting to me for some reason,thanks again really great stories
YES. I used to love that old show "fact or fiction." Letting us figure out the fake one sounds like a real treat.
I remember that. That was old. I enjoyed it a lot, it was something my parents liked too. I was just a kid at the time.
I prefer unsolved mysteries sorry
@@shewolf5098 i like that one too. Have you seen Lazy Masquerade's channel? It's almost all he does.
@@MiahTheStormWolf no I haven't but sweet thank you I'll listen in😊😊
@@shewolf5098 I remember that one too, I loved it. My family likes it even better than other one I mentioned. It scared me though especially the theme song.
Can’t wait to watch this later
Omg.is you're pup wearing a little fur hat!?? R hats so cute!!!
OMG these are my favorite kinds of stories!!
Loved your stories..just joined you on Spotify..and I love it..
My night is complete ❤️👌
Love the idea of guess the creepypasta... More please!
tx for the upload from Sydney Australia :)
I love this format, mixing in one fake story with the real ones. It's fun! Thank you, Darkness.
Woo-hoo! I was the 100th like!
Love today's theme as well! So many great legends.
I like the guess the creepy pasta game too. Thank you!
4 and 5 are the most plausible. 2 is sketchy, but can be an embellished account. 1 and 3 are the most creepy pasta-ish. Story 1 over-describes everything and neatly justifies everything that happens with mother's explanation(which btw would be BS because this world would be filled with baby screaming coyote spirits). Story 3 gave themselves powers to make themselves more special than everyone else(really common aspect of these fanfics) and is put in an outlandish situation with outlandish reactions by all participating characters. I would say story 3 is very likely the creepy pasta though Story 1 gives it a run for it's money.
No Fake ones please.. I love REAL stories and your voice over.
I was raised on a reservation in Southern California, my mom was Native American, and my dad was 100% Scottish. My brothers and I were raised by our maternal grandparents. My grandmother always told us to be in the house by 2:am because that's when the dead did their visiting through dreams. Our cousin used to whistle the theme to the good, the bad and the ugly so we knew he was coming over. Gary had died and on the night of his funeral, my brother, another cousin and I were sitting outside talking about him and how much we missed him. At 1: am grandma came out and told us the time and said remember to be in by 2 we said OK, well she came out every 15 minutes to remind us. We kinda thought grandma was goofy, at 1:55 she said you better come in, we said ok and kept talking, well, we freaked out, at 2 am we heard Gary's whistle and we tried to get in the door at the same time, our cousin that was with us called her mom and said I'm staying at auntie's house, grandma said I told you, you heard his whistle, we said yes and none of us kids slept that night, afraid of hearing a knock at the door.
Love this,
The about the draggers was sad, imagine a baby being ripped apart, screaming for their mother. Then the poor soul wanders the land at night, forever, lost ,scared, and hideous.
(edit) I’m going to expand upon my comment a little. While the draggers story may be creepy pasta. We kind of have to remember that we have a love/hate relationship with canids. We love our dogs, but we fear wild ones. The wolves, coyotes, even stray domestic dogs can pose a threat to adult humans. I don’t doubt ancient people feared them. If a small child were to wander away from the safety of a village, especially at night, then yes it’s very possible a pack of coyotes could take a child. If anyone can remember, back in the 80s a pack of dingos in Australia carried off a baby. (Yes I’m aware of the joke). I would love to be able to hear my ancestor’s stories and to find out if there were some hidden truths to their legends.
I am from Ft. Belknap reservation in Montan and you should take a trip there and have a lot of tapes there are a lot of ghost stories there
Hey hun I was curious about somethin?? Are you able to add subtitles when you upload your videos?? I have REALLY, REALLY BAD hearing, & even with headphones on I still have issues with hearing the correct words. Sometimes I've gotta replay the whole sentence many times sadly🥺🥺🥺🥺 I know there's other listeners who have the same issue. Anyways I don't know if this is something you have control over, or have 0 control?? If you are able to do that a BIG, BIG THANK YOU!!!! I would TRULY appreciate, & be VERY grateful😊😊😊
3 dots in the top right corner . They turn on captions.
There's a little box at the top of the screen that has two cc's click on that
3 little.dots top right corner gives the options of caption in different languages (I bet I jumped on this comment trying 2 be helpful and I'm probably the last comment you've got telling you the exact thing 😂) hope this helps and sorry if all the comments was telling you the same thing!
The CC you all are referencing is auto-captioning which VERY often says entirely wrong words. As someone who's also HOH I absolutely agree that it would be incredibly beneficial to have real CC on these videos.
Great stories .... like it..👍👍👍..😎
This was super fun! Please do it again and I think #1 was creepypasta.
Wyekt enwie, Kelmucw? (hello how are my fellow natives?)
Very good thank you for asking
Excellent video
I like all your stories the creepier the better
I LOVE YOUR VOICE AND EVERY STORY THAT IS LUCKY ENOUGH TO BE READ BY YOU!! HOPE U HAD A HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!
I would Love Humans To Be Able To See In The Dark!!
Good stuff, man
I really like the creepypasta idea, and think that the draggers is the pasta but mostly because it is so long.
So if thats the pasta and you would do something like this again please make all storys a simular length. Still amazing tales as always!
I am studying cultural anthropology and many times we deal with oral histories and myths surrounding a certain tribe. Several times in my classes the topic of little people or windigo has been mentioned. Though not as a physical being, more as a story to understand the association a tribe has with their surroundings. It is interesting that even in academia these topics that I love are being talked about.
I bet that is a really fun and interesting class and even course of study to be taking. To me at least, it sounds like the kind of class I would love to be able to just sit in and listen to the stories/histories.
Just out of curiosity, has your class discussed the stories from the Hopi tribe (I'm pretty sure this is a Hopi legend at least, I could be wrong though...) of the ant people?
Would love to hear if you all have discussed that one at all. If not, would definitely recommend bringing it up in class. It's not just really interesting on it's own, but is also an extremely unique race of beings the tribe was aware of, and most curious, it was a race that the tribe knew built a certain style of structure that was referred to as "ant hills" but today we know these structures more commonly as pyramids 🤔
Well look up Lake Tahoe a few tribes are based around it like mine the miadu and. Washoe I think Josh gates did a show on the legends surrounding the lake. I think it's called expedition unknown
Oh that is an interesting topic! We do study on the southwest native Americans and their tribes, but since I live in Alaska they focus primarily in-depth about the people in the Pacific Northwest. This is really interesting, but do you know the show called monster quest? I used to love watching it, there were so many cryptid showcased there. At a job hunt conference when we were all sitting down around the dining hall I overheard two elders talking about their nephew. The nephew seemed to be an important figure in some tribe council and he was living down in Illinois. Then they said that nephew appeared on the tv show monster quest on the topic of thunderbird and that he personally saw one. It’s just interesting how there supposed myth or legends most people say are somewhat treated as real experience in my surroundings.
@@aolanikunisan I watch it when on and I've seen that episode out was really cool
Omg im so excited!!
Greetings, Hihanni waste'do Koda. I am 68 winter's in age. I was born and raised on a rez in South Dakota, so you know I'm Dakotah (Sioux). Recently one of our last real wicasa wakans- medicine men Uncle Leonard Crow Dog, a yuwipi man also. I was raised along the Big Sioux River and taught to track a snake across water . My upbringing served me and my platoon while in the U.S.Army 72-76 on more then one occasion, lol. Your stories are entertaining il give you that. But in the Dakota's in places like Sica(bad) hollow on the sisseton rez?? I could tell you young folks some true stories I've seen in ceremony and on the prairie. Just remember mitakuyaoyasin(we are all related).
Yes...
Take note from bedtime stories. Doing your videos like that is soo much better
WOW ..... AWESOME :-)
NUMBER ONE FALSE Perfect topic DP this is one of the best topics because it covers the RES and all the creepy things like skinwalker, paranormal, and other scary topics. You the greatest DP
I think the 3rd one is the creepy pasta, but the first is very detailed so that could be it as well
This was a really good video, D.P.
I love reservation & park ranger stories, im not sure which video i think is the fake one but im going to go for the Ted Bundy one!
I love your channel, the stories are always great, never silly or over theatrical like some channels that make a mockery of real, genuine supernatural events so thank you for all yr hard work & dedication to making us happy werebunnies 🐰
Yes more "guess which is real pasta" and more vids in general pleaseeeeee
The face in the thumbnail is tomar when jaxi overcooks his spaghetti
I have to admit I have some reservations about having to pick out a non-true creepypasta story. Diggers.
I like this style personally
Do one on creature encounters in the rain!
The Creepypasta has to have been the one with the baby-faced coyote monstrosity! (Okay, at least I hope it was! 😟)
I haven't seen it myself yet, so I'm curious to hear your take on it
Just curious but uh seen what?
Darkness I love that thumbnail
I believe the dragger story is the creepy pasta.
Yeah I don't know what it is but they are addictive ,👂
3 minutes ago? lets go!
It's.... it's all skinwalkers, isn't it?
Not that I'm complaining. Can't get enough of that stuff.
Hey darkness. I've heard you make mention a few times about there not being any Wendigo movies. I'm not sure if you've heard, but a new movie named ANTLERS looks promising. And it looks to be a Wendigo in it as the main monster. Check it out.
Hay thanks also lol
Sounds good to.
Good stories
My vote for fake ones is either the first one, or the ted bundy one. Leaning towards the first one.
I don't speak for everyone here, but I definitely would like more guess the creepypasta type videos.
If you need more creepypasta submissions to do things like that I love writing short stories and I'm more than willing to send some in. I just never sent them in because I thought you'd prefer true or allegedly true stories. Anyways, if you'd like it just give a heart or something idk. Sorry for the late comment
After the recent success of a creepypasta style story and a desire to create a new separate podcast for fictional stories, I very much do want to read more creepypasta!
@@DarknessPrevails wow that was quick! I'll get right on it, and I appreciate the fact that you actually responded as well, means a lot!
@@SuperLilred13 Make sure you post that story everywhere if you write one! I can't promise I'll read every story as I'm only one guy, so make sure you make the most of your hard work. I used to post on reddit.com/r/nosleep myself!
@@DarknessPrevails I couldn't expect you to read all of them with how many stories you're sent a day haha. I just appreciate that you took the time to respond!
omfg yes! i'm hoping goatman made this list!
The first story about draggers is the creepypasta I think. I would like u to do more of these guessing games
I don't know about the draggers story being true but where i live there's a behavior we call running the dogs. A pair of coyotes will take turns luring a farm dog out. The dogs will usually turn back before they're in danger but the coyotes will do it again and again switching out so that while the dog is getting tired they are not. Then when the dog is tired out or makes a mistake and goes out too far they take it. I observed this once with my neighbor's dog out in their field and when i talked to the neighbor later he said "if the dog had gone out one more time they'd have had him but he was either smart enough or tired enough to stay near the tractor after the 4th time they lured him out." He didn't have a gun in his tractor so all he could do was watch and call the dog back when it started to run. If they're smart enough to do that...i think i can believe the draggers story easy enough.
Ok hadn't finished listening to the story. I can believe the story of coyotes distracting people to steal others but maybe not so much the baby faced coyote.
Ok yes that I can agree with as I've seen the same thing done, but a baby face naw I'm good the story had me at them doing team work to get food even if it was a baby it just goes to show how smart nature can be. I've also seen wolves do the same only with a doe and faun, 3 to distract her so she didn't see the 4th sneaking in and grabbing her baby. Sneaky technique if you ask me it was like watching somebody do a slight of hand trick on a sidewalk.
the draggers sounds like the creepypasta one
I see over a long time your videos haven't changed
I finally found this channel again
Thank you
Can u do scary fighter pilot story’s
Boring
The scariest thing about this video....his mother voice...........
Calling something a Mythology usually implies that it is a dead belief system (aka celtic mythology, ancient egyptian mythology etc ) but native american stories are still part of a very alive religion. so i dunno shouldn't those stories be told by sb who is native american? if they even want because it sounds like talking about some of the things is a taboo for them. Like I am genuinely curious because I live in Europe but from here it often looks like americans go, take native american stories and go "ours now!!" but maybe it's different when you live there??
🙄 If a mainstream American horror story channel sharing native American folklore is somehow culturally problematic, then so is you Europeans using the internet at all... 😆
@@CaptiveReefSystems I was just genuinely curious ! ...Though the Internet was partly developed by french, american and british researchers so I guess we all gotta get a burger, frog legs and a scone when we use it 🥺 (I'm joking though) but have a nice day!...night...whatever. timzones ya know!
Everything starts as a story that passes from one level to another
Story- something that happened and might be true
Legend- true story changed over the years but none the less true
Myth- story/legend lucky enough to last this long through history.
The only thing is when it supposedly happened that's puts it in one of the categories listed.
Hope this helps
Sure, more guess the Creepy Pasta videos would be fun. Better yet, though he might be pretty busy, it would be awesome if you collaborated with Otis Jiry. As for which was a creepy pasta, I say #3
I agree
3 really? Ok have fun finding a baby face coyote I say #1
U gotta do more. true stories
I'm 90% certain it's the first story that is the creepy pasta and I dont mind playing this game
Hey my "I'm early" comment was auto deleted... Rip so I guess I'm 2nd
Coyotes can be skittish, but they can also be dangerous if in a pack.
We have a lot of packs where I live, they taunt our dogs from the dark of the woods pretty often but rarely ever step out to be seen.
This is going to be a good soup!
I always hear stuff at night
#NATIVEPRIDE 💕💕
Wow
cool
Just as an FYI, not keen on one being an unknown creepy pasta, it's really put me off the emersive atmosphere, great narrative as always