I love these stories , and glad that they are documented and remembered we live in a technical crazy world, but if you think about it they as well had dreams, adventures and perils alot more dangerous than we but the human condition changes but little
As a historian of the American West, this channel is so helpful and a very enjoyable way to learn more Canadian history. I know understand my confusion over the fur trade, i now see it is pointless to only review US fur history lol, without understanding what is happening in the north. I grew up near a trading fort, my folks were super active volunteers, but they never told us about the industry up north and that context would have been very handy. Your cultural interpretation work on these legends is chef's kiss, i wish you were interpreting our legends and stories! I appreciate you not forcing native narratives into a convenient trope, the nations were very advanced in many ways, but in the west, they were violent to outsiders and, occasionally insiders who wouldnt pull it together, and the truth of interactions is much more useful than the kumbaya (hoping canadians sing that too lol) peace and love BS that urbanites want to peddle. I'm learnin so much about the region we share!
The stories from this era about pioneers, and their experiences intrigue me. I've a particular fondness for Canadians if any era, must be the cool clean air that keeps them "Centered" and so solid. But I'm just addicted to Storytelling period. Its supreme enjoyment. Thank you for all your works!
Hey, I was bored in a bad mood and then I saw this was a new video from you. Changed my whole night and attitude. Thank you so much. Thats the effect and power your videos have for some people these days. Its a priceless thing and I wanted to say thank you. I start a new job next week and I'm buying all your books out of my first check lol. Thank you
Yes, I'm Annishinaabé Cree, French and Norwegian. This History is the bomb Hammerson! Love your channel and appreciate the hard work and research involved in making such wonderful stories. I read a book years ago written by a French explorer about The History of the Ojibway Nation, I think. What I remember the most was the twice, they invited the warring tribe over for peace talks. Well, they shut them in the long house and set them on fire! Yes, twice. Wow! Anyways, much love from this guy. Learning about my culture and others, has explained a lot about my own thoughts and feelings. As part of me seems Feral, yet confused by civilization. I'm an absolute socially awkward and paranoid in public. Math, I get but it's worst than learning anything. Feeling it's ok to fight and never fear has almost gotten me killed but it puts a smile on my face. I've taken a knife from mid swing and she punched herself, just after I opened the door. My goodness, I would give a rattlesnake a chance, lol. I ate the last one I got in Montana. I'm protected by Sasquatch and marked by them. I go everywhere unimpeded. City to woods. I slept on the ground many nights and days napping away. I've lived for years in a tent. Only they come into my camp. I absolutely love them. Especially when it's a family of them. Yes, their eyes biolumenesce. Sometimes just one, to a dozen of them, staring from the dark. Makes me happy to see them and safe. I sleep like a baby when their around. Anyways, Chi Miigwich my brother. 👣🦅🌅💌❤🖤💛💚👾👽😍We are all one!
I've listened to this video many times and by far my favourite story is on the Mattawa river, where the french trader runs off into the forest. It seems likely that he was trying to lure his fellow traders somewhere evil. It reminds me alot of the Kushtaka and Navajo skinwalkers. He also appeared in their path a few times afterward and again tried to make them follow deep into the woods.
I think you and the viewers would enjoy "The Wendigo" by author Algernon Blackwood. There's a great reading by HorrorBabble here on YT too, I can't get enough of that channel and if northern wilderness and "psychical" horror sound like a good mixture then that author is the absolute greatest. As a side note I wish you elaborated on that party tripping on mushrooms, that must've blew their minds! I also read into "hemorrhagic fever" there's so many horrifying viruses in that realm alone, all kept at bay by vaccination and science generally.
Here is one short example from David Thompson's many journals. David was at this time a kind of mathematician type. someone who's mind was more concerned with stars and making maps. So to hear from him a tale of mystery adds credibility to his telling of it. While canoeing with voyageurs, the party spotted an elk by the river bank and from the canoe they shot and killed the Elk. After they landed and came to the Elk they proceeded to take the head off the Elk. For me this makes no sense but this is what he wrote. After taking the head off the Elk, the Elk promptly got up and ran away and after a hundred or so yards the Elk collapsed. David and the Voyageur's retrieved the elk and David cut off some prime steaks and rapped up the meat and stowed the meat under his seat in the canoe. The Voyageur's begged David to throw the meat away because this was surly a devil possessed animal. David did not listen and pushed the Voyageur's to continue and as the leader they were obliged to carry out his orders. Later when they stopped to make camp, David went to retrieve the meat but found that it was missing. David learned from the Voyageur;s that they had thrown the meat overboard fearing for their leaders soul. David Thompson was a sort of egg head nerd, so this story from his journals leaves me on the one hand believing his story but on the other not believing the story. At that time he had no idea that his journals would be kept in the Ottawa museum for millions to see. These journals were for himself. So i believe that he was not looking to make himself look colorful. Everyone has heard of a chicken running around after its head has been chopped off but i've never heard of this happening to a large animal.
I grew up in Dartmouth Nova Scotia. On the edge and centre our small city we often played as children. These leeside hills and small lakes eventually led to a seaside beach then teaming with saltwater clams. Before suburbia dominated we could easily name half dozen lakes with turtles. With natural trout. With beautiful tiger lillies in the very centre of swamps. I digress. In behind our house was another lower street paralleling ours. Seemingly there were an unusual amount of house fires along this road. Almost always fatalities involved. I think it was a burial place. A burial place for the people that were here long before the settlers. I think they hunted and foraged here all the way to the sea via these sheltered from winds pathways thru the forest. I think myself as children playing in the nearby woods we could feel thier energy, thier presence of long long ago. My two bits only.
@Pat Luxor I must add this lower street paralleling ours, they used to literally cordon off the street for vehicle traffic. For about a week maybe ten days of summer partying. Eventually the fun wore off with marriage breakups. I remember our lower niegbours, his young wife crying loudly. That same house had house fire about 15 years prior and the couple perished. Was strange was un-natural.
Great stories. I like reading about those early beaver hunters, fur catchers, and voyageurs in those stories that were eventually made into that film with Kirk Douglas. Big Sky I think it's called, Tales of the Mountain Men. It's great reading a story where the storyteller says something like, "I gazed on a new valley never seen before by white men like me". That must have been amazing to know that you were the first of your own people to see a place. Except of course for the indigenous peoples who had been there for thousands of years of course.😀 Still, it must have been an amazing experience nonetheless.🤓🏴👍 ✊🇨🇦
the 1st account of an encounter with a skeletal ghost is damn creepy. especially since ive been related a similar story by one of my parent's friends while visiting Southern California. he was native american as well but from northern mexico and his encounter happened one night while camped in a small canyon where he was taking refuge from an abnormal wind. it didn't hassle him, or even take notice of him it just passed right by him and his meager fire and traveled up the canyon But the part that freaks me out was he described it as making the same quick, monotone, series of "hey hey hey"s.
3:27 i live 2 mins from that site. Lots of history. Some of it brutal. Some of the houses along the river are connected by a network of tunnels as escape from the amphibious Iroquoi attacks from Kahnawake (across the river).
8:23 this image is identical to the time I locked eye's with Bigfoot and his dark blood red eye's. It was standing in the water, we were driving by in a RV Motor Home.
Yes...they are real.... I'm here midcoast maine ,and many here in our areas have seen them including myself and others with me over a period of times in 20 yrs ,and I can say this it's a life changer for sure and you never stop thinking about it/them..
@@lovecats6856 There's alot more than what you've been led to believe outthere ,but could it or has it happened? I'm sure it has, but these things will take humans also ,and I think that some become forcefully the mates to some of them.
@@HammersonPeters Being born and raised in the Fort Frances area, also having lived in Thunder Bay. And even being part Ojibwe myself. A lot of these tales take place in my neck of the woods. And even you even mention many lakes and rivers I've gotten to enjoy myself. The strength, resilience, and perseverance, of the men and women of that era. Is a part of our history that can barely even be fathomed today. I'll listen to these stories however I can. And would buy audio book versions.
Living and working in the northwest territories / nunavut.all of my co workers had seen a bushman as they are called .worse 90% of my co workers have shot at said Bushmen .thankfully they are generally very poor marksmen and never hit anything . It's something to contemplate in the north to callout a greeting when you encounter a family's camp in very remote settings like the Sahtu or Mackenzie delta .these camps can be hundreds of km up or down stream from the settlement
This video is absolutely fantastic! I'm sitting here, listening with my mouth open and making comments out loud! All of these tales need to be made into a series or movie. (BTW, go figure...always blame the "black guy" @28:18).
_edit_ In an earlier post I refeerd to the bird "genus gavia" for I didnt know the name in English. Now I do, it's a Loon that cries like a baby or screams like a banshee.
They do but it doesn't sound like a person screaming into a bullhorn. You didn't happen to hike with Judd through the swamp and up to that old burial ground just up over yondah? Did ya naow?
I wonder how voyageurs kept entertained around the fire during the long cold nights of the canadian winter, with a bottle moonshine booze or two. Or how they amused the ladies back in civilisation - "I shat into the woods for the last 8 months just to loose half of my beaver hides when I accidentally capsized my canoe" doesn't sound very impressive.. I don't doubt that many stories have some kernel of truth - people who believed to have experienced something, and I think that even for somebody acustomed to the native culture some aspects or traditions of more distant peoples might have been inexplicable or eery, especially considering the education and knowledge, the bias and prejudice of most europeans back then. I think it would be strange if such stories wouldn't emerge and spread in a sociocultural environment as back then during the era of north american exploration - but it tells us more about human psychology and social behaviour than actual events..
6:30 is an Illustration of an Apache Indian at the front and a Confederate soldier to the right of the apache, has his blue hat on...Apaches wore Red Bandanas... I'm Cree, First Nations, my grand Kokum had oil paintings from 1840 to 1940, hundreds of actual depictions of exactly what was happening back then... She had 400 different paintings, for every different tribe seen in North America during that Era. The Cree and the Blackfeet, hunted Buffalo's en mass before white people came, they also fought off the Spanish centuries ago along the west coast, before white men even knew this land existed, early 13th century 😳 I've mentioned to Hammerson many times, check the 14000 year old First Nations Village found North of Vancouver Island, sadly, it changes everything Hammerson has mentioned and I feel it will destroy all his work and he does not want everyone to know...Hammerson, we all make mistakes, cleaning up your mistakes sooner than later, shows integrity, but continuing to hide it, will make you seem deceptive, rather than receptive.. little advice from your elder.
Seems like folks back than fall prey to collective madness, were brain smashing tomahowks and conversations with some sinister spirits occurred regularly.
Man, where in the world do you find these stories?? I know you credit your sources. But, where did you find them (the sources)? I swear that THEY sensor what were allowed in libraries here in America. You'll never find info here like this.
A knowledgeable friend recommended a republishing of some of Nelson’s letters called ‘Orders of the Dreamed’. I’d seen that same publication referenced in a few sources on the Wendigo legend. The rest of the sources were referenced by the person who arranged ‘Orders’.
This is true! Saw same in 1957 Cherokee! Demons still active mankind enemies. Name of Jesus gives us believers total authority over all powers of darkness. As darkness increases in these few remaining years. Power of Holy Spirit increases much much more.🤗🇨🇦🇺🇸
So I came over an I saw endless timber(sasquatch) and I got so scared man. Then I saw the biggest gold deposits (wendigo), and when we reached the water the fish was plenty (thunderbird). Shit scary bro stay in old world:))))
Doesn't the tower of Babylon predate the creation of Israel by hundreds, if not thousands of years? And what art from the Old Testament are we talking about? I can't think of any offhand. 👍
The Scariest Video I've Ever Made
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amazing work.
@@dick_richards link works.
@@akrobatish hey u r right, it's great btw
I live like 250 kms away from LA Ronge. and I had NO idea of anything about theese stories!! love your content! super awesome
Much gratitude and admiration.
I love these stories , and glad that they are documented and remembered we live in a technical crazy world, but if you think about it they as well had dreams, adventures and perils alot more dangerous than we but the human condition changes but little
SOMEONE MAKE THIS A MOVIE! thank you for sharing
Excellent presentation
As a historian of the American West, this channel is so helpful and a very enjoyable way to learn more Canadian history. I know understand my confusion over the fur trade, i now see it is pointless to only review US fur history lol, without understanding what is happening in the north. I grew up near a trading fort, my folks were super active volunteers, but they never told us about the industry up north and that context would have been very handy. Your cultural interpretation work on these legends is chef's kiss, i wish you were interpreting our legends and stories! I appreciate you not forcing native narratives into a convenient trope, the nations were very advanced in many ways, but in the west, they were violent to outsiders and, occasionally insiders who wouldnt pull it together, and the truth of interactions is much more useful than the kumbaya (hoping canadians sing that too lol) peace and love BS that urbanites want to peddle. I'm learnin so much about the region we share!
The stories from this era about pioneers, and their experiences intrigue me. I've a particular fondness for Canadians if any era, must be the cool clean air that keeps them "Centered" and so solid.
But I'm just addicted to Storytelling period. Its supreme enjoyment.
Thank you for all your works!
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoy my videos.
OMG was not having a good day then BAM HAMMERSON PETERS video, made my Friday dude like for reelz
thanx alot
Phenomenal!!!
I hope there's more...
Hey, I was bored in a bad mood and then I saw this was a new video from you. Changed my whole night and attitude. Thank you so much. Thats the effect and power your videos have for some people these days. Its a priceless thing and I wanted to say thank you. I start a new job next week and I'm buying all your books out of my first check lol. Thank you
Wish you luck with your new job!
Thanks for the kind words, and best of luck with the new job!
@@jeffcreech7010 thank you I really appreciate that.
@@HammersonPeters thank you, I appreciate that.
Did you buy a book?
I love hearing manifestos like this. It's so interesting. Thank you ❤!
Yes, I'm Annishinaabé Cree, French and Norwegian. This History is the bomb Hammerson! Love your channel and appreciate the hard work and research involved in making such wonderful stories. I read a book years ago written by a French explorer about The History of the Ojibway Nation, I think. What I remember the most was the twice, they invited the warring tribe over for peace talks. Well, they shut them in the long house and set them on fire! Yes, twice. Wow! Anyways, much love from this guy. Learning about my culture and others, has explained a lot about my own thoughts and feelings. As part of me seems Feral, yet confused by civilization. I'm an absolute socially awkward and paranoid in public. Math, I get but it's worst than learning anything. Feeling it's ok to fight and never fear has almost gotten me killed but it puts a smile on my face. I've taken a knife from mid swing and she punched herself, just after I opened the door. My goodness, I would give a rattlesnake a chance, lol. I ate the last one I got in Montana. I'm protected by Sasquatch and marked by them. I go everywhere unimpeded. City to woods. I slept on the ground many nights and days napping away. I've lived for years in a tent. Only they come into my camp. I absolutely love them. Especially when it's a family of them. Yes, their eyes biolumenesce. Sometimes just one, to a dozen of them, staring from the dark. Makes me happy to see them and safe. I sleep like a baby when their around. Anyways, Chi Miigwich my brother. 👣🦅🌅💌❤🖤💛💚👾👽😍We are all one!
AWSOME VIDEO!!! like always #ThumbsUp
Thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
@@HammersonPeters i have to thank you for the great content ur welcome
Thank you again, Hammerson.
I sincerely hope you're feelin' great.
Far too few views and thumbs up my god this is amazing
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
I love your channel and I recently discovered it and I am now a dedicated listener
I’m so glad you like my videos! Thanks for watching.
Please continue more of these, Vancouver Island!
Thee has bequeathed us as one had wished. Thow thankith thee and Grant thee a good eve
This channel is a true gem.Thank you!
Fair warning, I had no notification for this video.
Thanks for letting me know. I turned the notification off, as this is a compilation of three previously-published videos.
Loved it! Thank you so much for sharing these fascinating stories of the old back woods and frontier with us
I've listened to this video many times and by far my favourite story is on the Mattawa river, where the french trader runs off into the forest. It seems likely that he was trying to lure his fellow traders somewhere evil. It reminds me alot of the Kushtaka and Navajo skinwalkers. He also appeared in their path a few times afterward and again tried to make them follow deep into the woods.
Hammers on I Thank You excellent video, and narration.
I think you and the viewers would enjoy "The Wendigo" by author Algernon Blackwood. There's a great reading by HorrorBabble here on YT too, I can't get enough of that channel and if northern wilderness and "psychical" horror sound like a good mixture then that author is the absolute greatest. As a side note I wish you elaborated on that party tripping on mushrooms, that must've blew their minds! I also read into "hemorrhagic fever" there's so many horrifying viruses in that realm alone, all kept at bay by vaccination and science generally.
Excellent, thank you.
Gay and Lofty
Here is one short example from David Thompson's many journals. David was at this time a kind of mathematician type. someone who's mind was more concerned with stars and making maps. So to hear from him a tale of mystery adds credibility to his telling of it. While canoeing with voyageurs, the party spotted an elk by the river bank and from the canoe they shot and killed the Elk. After they landed and came to the Elk they proceeded to take the head off the Elk. For me this makes no sense but this is what he wrote. After taking the head off the Elk, the Elk promptly got up and ran away and after a hundred or so yards the Elk collapsed. David and the Voyageur's retrieved the elk and David cut off some prime steaks and rapped up the meat and stowed the meat under his seat in the canoe. The Voyageur's begged David to throw the meat away because this was surly a devil possessed animal. David did not listen and pushed the Voyageur's to continue and as the leader they were obliged to carry out his orders. Later when they stopped to make camp, David went to retrieve the meat but found that it was missing. David learned from the Voyageur;s that they had thrown the meat overboard fearing for their leaders soul. David Thompson was a sort of egg head nerd, so this story from his journals leaves me on the one hand believing his story but on the other not believing the story. At that time he had no idea that his journals would be kept in the Ottawa museum for millions to see. These journals were for himself. So i believe that he was not looking to make himself look colorful. Everyone has heard of a chicken running around after its head has been chopped off but i've never heard of this happening to a large animal.
My new favorite channel
Always great enjoyment in watchin ur vids. Ty
I grew up in Dartmouth Nova Scotia. On the edge and centre our small city we often played as children. These leeside hills and small lakes eventually led to a seaside beach then teaming with saltwater clams. Before suburbia dominated we could easily name half dozen lakes with turtles. With natural trout. With beautiful tiger lillies in the very centre of swamps. I digress. In behind our house was another lower street paralleling ours. Seemingly there were an unusual amount of house fires along this road. Almost always fatalities involved. I think it was a burial place. A burial place for the people that were here long before the settlers. I think they hunted and foraged here all the way to the sea via these sheltered from winds pathways thru the forest. I think myself as children playing in the nearby woods we could feel thier energy, thier presence of long long ago. My two bits only.
@Pat Luxor I must add this lower street paralleling ours, they used to literally cordon off the street for vehicle traffic. For about a week maybe ten days of summer partying. Eventually the fun wore off with marriage breakups. I remember our lower niegbours, his young wife crying loudly. That same house had house fire about 15 years prior and the couple perished. Was strange was un-natural.
@patluxor2482sure buddy.
Great stories. I like reading about those early beaver hunters, fur catchers, and voyageurs in those stories that were eventually made into that film with Kirk Douglas. Big Sky I think it's called, Tales of the Mountain Men. It's great reading a story where the storyteller says something like, "I gazed on a new valley never seen before by white men like me". That must have been amazing to know that you were the first of your own people to see a place. Except of course for the indigenous peoples who had been there for thousands of years of course.😀 Still, it must have been an amazing experience nonetheless.🤓🏴👍 ✊🇨🇦
the 1st account of an encounter with a skeletal ghost is damn creepy. especially since ive been related a similar story by one of my parent's friends while visiting Southern California. he was native american as well but from northern mexico and his encounter happened one night while camped in a small canyon where he was taking refuge from an abnormal wind. it didn't hassle him, or even take notice of him it just passed right by him and his meager fire and traveled up the canyon But the part that freaks me out was he described it as making the same quick, monotone, series of "hey hey hey"s.
Bizarre! Very spooky. Thanks for sharing.
paakakosh!!!
TY4SHARING..!!
Love all your work
Please make a video about the mermaid sighting in Vancouver, Thetis lake monster, and Mannegishi as well.
Yes please!
I was wondering if the commentator was Canadian , then I heard how he pronounces “ghosts” and knew I was in good hands 🇨🇦😂
Right on, I just became the 1,000th person to like this amazing documentary! 🤓
Interesting video thanks!
3:27 i live 2 mins from that site. Lots of history. Some of it brutal. Some of the houses along the river are connected by a network of tunnels as escape from the amphibious Iroquoi attacks from Kahnawake (across the river).
8:23 this image is identical to the time I locked eye's with Bigfoot and his dark blood red eye's. It was standing in the water, we were driving by in a RV Motor Home.
Yes...they are real.... I'm here midcoast maine ,and many here in our areas have seen them including myself and others with me over a period of times in 20 yrs ,and I can say this it's a life changer for sure and you never stop thinking about it/them..
@@matthewmaxcy1574 by now the bigfeet must be very inbred.
@@lovecats6856 There's alot more than what you've been led to believe outthere ,but could it or has it happened? I'm sure it has, but these things will take humans also ,and I think that some become forcefully the mates to some of them.
Fascinating
Highly recommend looking up Cadieux’s lament, it’s a moving piece
Saulteaux-So-Toe.
They always giggled when I said, 'Saltow'.
Someone finally took pity and taught me how to say it properly🤣
MOOOOOOOREEEEEE!!!!!
Can you put these on audible? I’ve purchased your other books and would love to listen to these on the go
Thanks so much for your patronage! I definitely plan to, once I have enough 'fur trader' stories to make a book.
@@HammersonPeters Being born and raised in the Fort Frances area, also having lived in Thunder Bay. And even being part Ojibwe myself. A lot of these tales take place in my neck of the woods.
And even you even mention many lakes and rivers I've gotten to enjoy myself.
The strength, resilience, and perseverance, of the men and women of that era. Is a part of our history that can barely even be fathomed today.
I'll listen to these stories however I can. And would buy audio book versions.
Makes you wonder if a giant, cannibal, wendigo, sasquach, glimmer man, etc, maybe all the same creature. ..???
57:30 OMG! sleezy joe is a Wendigo!
*"honey get me my tomahawk!"*
Damn how did i miss this ???
i really want to know how to make this swamp tee to treat burns
The cold silt from the swamp mud mixed with other minerals and water sooth the burns and heal the skin...
I have not seen a video of yours that I did not enjoy Thanks!
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Living and working in the northwest territories / nunavut.all of my co workers had seen a bushman as they are called .worse 90% of my co workers have shot at said Bushmen .thankfully they are generally very poor marksmen and never hit anything . It's something to contemplate in the north to callout a greeting when you encounter a family's camp in very remote settings like the Sahtu or Mackenzie delta .these camps can be hundreds of km up or down stream from the settlement
cool man 👽👽
This video is absolutely fantastic! I'm sitting here, listening with my mouth open and making comments out loud! All of these tales need to be made into a series or movie. (BTW, go figure...always blame the "black guy" @28:18).
Your videos make my nights!
Chub's was a machine baby.
_edit_
In an earlier post I refeerd to the bird "genus gavia" for I didnt know the name in English. Now I do, it's a Loon that cries like a baby or screams like a banshee.
They do but it doesn't sound like a person screaming into a bullhorn. You didn't happen to hike with Judd through the swamp and up to that old burial ground just up over yondah? Did ya naow?
La Ronge, The Range. L'Orange, is the color. ☮
DAMN,...
George Nelson sounds like that friend that everybody has, who has a "story" about anything people are discussing. No offense intended.
I wonder how voyageurs kept entertained around the fire during the long cold nights of the canadian winter, with a bottle moonshine booze or two.
Or how they amused the ladies back in civilisation - "I shat into the woods for the last 8 months just to loose half of my beaver hides when I accidentally capsized my canoe" doesn't sound very impressive..
I don't doubt that many stories have some kernel of truth - people who believed to have experienced something, and I think that even for somebody acustomed to the native culture some aspects or traditions of more distant peoples might have been inexplicable or eery, especially considering the education and knowledge, the bias and prejudice of most europeans back then.
I think it would be strange if such stories wouldn't emerge and spread in a sociocultural environment as back then during the era of north american exploration - but it tells us more about human psychology and social behaviour than actual events..
seemed like I'd heard some of it before though??
Woe creepy so creepy, I guess because it sounded sincerely real experiences...
Hi,
Please, look into the lost ships, terror and erebus and the trek of their crew in the far North.
Their ships were lost!
6:30 is an Illustration of an Apache Indian at the front and a Confederate soldier to the right of the apache, has his blue hat on...Apaches wore Red Bandanas...
I'm Cree, First Nations, my grand Kokum had oil paintings from 1840 to 1940, hundreds of actual depictions of exactly what was happening back then...
She had 400 different paintings, for every different tribe seen in North America during that Era.
The Cree and the Blackfeet, hunted Buffalo's en mass before white people came, they also fought off the Spanish centuries ago along the west coast, before white men even knew this land existed, early 13th century 😳
I've mentioned to Hammerson many times, check the 14000 year old First Nations Village found North of Vancouver Island, sadly, it changes everything Hammerson has mentioned and I feel it will destroy all his work and he does not want everyone to know...Hammerson, we all make mistakes, cleaning up your mistakes sooner than later, shows integrity, but continuing to hide it, will make you seem deceptive, rather than receptive.. little advice from your elder.
Good advice.
Greetings from Australia
"MY NAME IS GEORGE NELSON! NOT BABYFACE!"
😂Anyone?..
👍💯👍
no matter still great though hey!!👽
Alot of weirdos on this thread...thank goodness that...they're here
How could they have refilled a half a barrel of rum with urine?
Seems like folks back than fall prey to collective madness, were brain smashing tomahowks and conversations with some sinister spirits occurred regularly.
This must be a reupload?? I've seen this one before...
Yes, this is a compilation of three previously-uploaded videos.
@@HammersonPeters Ah well, I enjoyed watching it again. You da man, thanks HP!
🙉🖖🤠
Man, where in the world do you find these stories?? I know you credit your sources. But, where did you find them (the sources)? I swear that THEY sensor what were allowed in libraries here in America. You'll never find info here like this.
A knowledgeable friend recommended a republishing of some of Nelson’s letters called ‘Orders of the Dreamed’. I’d seen that same publication referenced in a few sources on the Wendigo legend. The rest of the sources were referenced by the person who arranged ‘Orders’.
I usually buy them online, or get them for free from the Internet Archive.
This is true! Saw same in 1957 Cherokee! Demons still active mankind enemies. Name of Jesus gives us believers total authority over all powers of darkness. As darkness increases in these few remaining years. Power of Holy Spirit increases much much more.🤗🇨🇦🇺🇸
I'm riding with Chubby
French canadein indians, living in michigan
I'm number 1
Hammerson #1
I'm proud of you and your kind!
The resources were so great in northern BC that these scary stories were created to keep more people from coming .
So I came over an I saw endless timber(sasquatch) and I got so scared man. Then I saw the biggest gold deposits (wendigo), and when we reached the water the fish was plenty (thunderbird). Shit scary bro stay in old world:))))
Yeah that's how it was actually or it just people killing people over resources lmao. I like the lore doe 😂
BORING
Why does the art work of these natives match the art of the twelve tribes of Israel from the tower of Babylon. 👀👂🏿🦻🏻
Why does the art work of these natives match the art of the twelve tribes of Israel from the tower of Babylon. 👀👂🏿🦻🏻
Doesn't the tower of Babylon predate the creation of Israel by hundreds, if not thousands of years? And what art from the Old Testament are we talking about? I can't think of any offhand. 👍
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I seen Satan fall like lightning. Or static electricity 🤔