Dude, I don't like to be that guy that fawns over every content provider each time they post a video but I'd be lying if you aren't in my top 3 favorite channels... And by that I mean 1, 2 & 3, respectively. You're my spirit animal. ..I'm not sure if God is aware Canada exists, but keep doin the Lord's work anyway 👍
My Friend Ann (RIP 2019) always told me she saw a "huge Devil Bird" darkening the skies of Plymouth Pennsylvania, even at night in the late Summer months. She had a small dog, half Chihuahua/ Jack Russell Terrier that she was very protective of. I hope your Producer's health is improving. 🙏
@@ghosty426 Hmm. Maybe, then! I'm from Pennsylvania myself, and all I know is that the biggest thing I've ever seen is a golden eagle. The shadow of its wings on the ground was enormous as it flew low, right over the treetops. It had to have had at least a 10 ft wingspan.
@@lilyw.719 Turkey Vultures are gigantic too but not as big as Bald Eagles. I've seen both species around Francis E. Walter Dam near Bear Creek Pa and near Jim Thorpe Pa.
Great documentary. I made offering up a volcanic mountains and the eagles would acknowledge my offering. I also seen a huge pile of snake skeletons and when I came back next day they were gone. Thank you, for sharing this.
We have these by different name in Appalachia, another old craton pluton area; Cherokee say they made some of our mountains & valleys, and live in deep water usually..
The Uchucelsaht here in Vancouver Island have a story that the thunderbird would come to the mountain above Henderson lake and raise its young. There's been bones. But the ubc archeology depth wasn't interested because there's no way a pterodactyl style bird could've l8ved at the same time as man. Something something millions of years. We Salish no better.
i am not Pocahontas. However, my 7th Great Grandmother was the daughter of a Algonquin woman named Margret and a Portuguese sailor. She married a Scotsman and had many children. When i hear these stories I can hear the thunder and feel the shock of lightening....relampago. יוי
I first heard about thunderbird was in Florida St. Pete’s area Treasure island didn’t have a clue about thunderbird’s in Canada until now Aug 4th 2023 Thank you
Garuda is what they are called in Hinuism and Buddhism. They battle their enemies, the naga serpents. Ancient China had a type of writing called bird aerpent script. It is reminicient of these ancient and epic battles between the winged and the serpentine.
When I was little, I seen one night ,while in bed looking out the window into the sky, a Huge Bird flying around and around our house. We had a street light out front so the HUGE bird was kind of glowing faint purple Everytime it would pass my view . I mean... it WAS HUGE. In the morning I told my family and nobody believed me . 😳
My late grandfather was a medicine man from the first nation's tribe in ebb n flow Manitoba. He told me of a time whe he was driving along a road and saw a thunderbird high on a tree, he said it flew off the branch and towards his van and flew over top of him. I believe him, he also had an experience with the Säbé and the entity that's in lake Manitoba. From what he's told me, I believe the Thunderbird is a UFO, and I think back then in the 1800's they hadnt heard of flying saucers in the sense that we know of them. So they called them other things that were explainable at that Era in time.
@cowboykelly6590 what are you talking about.. ive never discredited my grandfather. I'm telling what he told me and I wasn't there. So, it is in my opinion and that's all I was saying. I didn't change his story at all.
You go visit Sibley, go hike out to the Sleeping Giant, climb up to the top (there's a chimney you can scramble up, no need for any special climbing equipment), the old nest's still there, you'll see.
Just putting this out there. That first description about them making thunder, plucking whales from the ocean and buffalo from the prairie sounds like UFOs.
I know two witnesses that claim to have seen a gigantic bird down here in the boot heel of New Mexico. Neither witness knew about this cryptid or know each other. It was described to me as being big enough to lift a cow.
One thing I find interesting about this is that the ancient Greeks also believed in a connection between eagles and lightnings. Because the eagle was a symbol of Zeus.
@mehrimazedeh Kids today! Zelda 2: the Adventures of Link on the NES. The boss was hard as snot. Kinda cool in a historical context too, of a Japanese game developer borrowing from Native American culture. I'm not sure what the lore behind the thunderbird in the game was other than it being a tough penultimate boss. There are clips of just that segment of the game on YT for those curious.
Sounds like the survival of pterodactyls into the era of modern humans. These stories then may go back thousands of years in which time they became extinct.
You were not able to access the actually labour workers who keep that place working I bet they know little or see bits and pieces of the story. Hold each worker accountable
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Suck balls
This is so much more informing than the cryptid condor angle, which is about all you get about "thunder birds" on tv and internet.
Dude, I don't like to be that guy that fawns over every content provider each time they post a video but I'd be lying if you aren't in my top 3 favorite channels... And by that I mean 1, 2 & 3, respectively.
You're my spirit animal.
..I'm not sure if God is aware Canada exists, but keep doin the Lord's work anyway 👍
First comment! I love Hammerson Peters such a wealth of first nations knowledge! Hi from the UK.
Your ability to produce such a proliferation of peerless content is practically… preternatural 🌩 🦅
Hammersunday! I love it!
My Friend Ann (RIP 2019) always told me she saw a "huge Devil Bird" darkening the skies of Plymouth Pennsylvania, even at night in the late Summer months.
She had a small dog, half Chihuahua/ Jack Russell Terrier that she was very protective of. I hope your Producer's health is improving. 🙏
😀
Might have been a golden eagle.
@@lilyw.719
I don't know. Ann claimed it was bigger than a Turkey Vulture . It was man sized like a Thunderbird.
@@ghosty426 Hmm. Maybe, then! I'm from Pennsylvania myself, and all I know is that the biggest thing I've ever seen is a golden eagle. The shadow of its wings on the ground was enormous as it flew low, right over the treetops. It had to have had at least a 10 ft wingspan.
@@lilyw.719
Turkey Vultures are gigantic too but not as big as Bald Eagles. I've seen both species around Francis E. Walter Dam near Bear Creek Pa and near Jim Thorpe Pa.
Great documentary. I made offering up a volcanic mountains and the eagles would acknowledge my offering. I also seen a huge pile of snake skeletons and when I came back next day they were gone. Thank you, for sharing this.
That. Was. My. Uncle. He. Was. From. The. Premberton. First. Nation. A. Artist. Love. You. Pops
Thanks for your videos. Canada is a lot more interesting place then I would have ever known if it wasn't for your books and videos.
It's just the brittish history that makes Canada boring and irrelevant. Other than that, things are pretty cool.
@@MushroomMagpie great point. I even read some books on mountain men and it was pretty interesting. The French trappers had a lot of stories.
We have these by different name in Appalachia, another old craton pluton area; Cherokee say they made some of our mountains & valleys, and live in deep water usually..
The Uchucelsaht here in Vancouver Island have a story that the thunderbird would come to the mountain above Henderson lake and raise its young. There's been bones. But the ubc archeology depth wasn't interested because there's no way a pterodactyl style bird could've l8ved at the same time as man. Something something millions of years. We Salish no better.
.. know better ;)
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Theirs sightings and encounters with them in westren Alberta and even in BC too like most entities they are everywhere
Wow another one Thank you so much for all your hard work I appreciate the time you put into this.
i am not Pocahontas. However, my 7th Great Grandmother was the daughter of a Algonquin woman named Margret and a Portuguese sailor. She married a Scotsman and had many children. When i hear these stories I can hear the thunder and feel the shock of lightening....relampago.
יוי
I first heard about thunderbird was in Florida St. Pete’s area Treasure island didn’t have a clue about thunderbird’s in Canada until now Aug 4th 2023 Thank you
Garuda is what they are called in Hinuism and Buddhism. They battle their enemies, the naga serpents.
Ancient China had a type of writing called bird aerpent script. It is reminicient of these ancient and epic battles between the winged and the serpentine.
When I was little, I seen one night ,while in bed looking out the window into the sky, a Huge Bird flying around and around our house. We had a street light out front so the HUGE bird was kind of glowing faint purple Everytime it would pass my view . I mean... it WAS HUGE.
In the morning I told my family and nobody believed me . 😳
My late grandfather was a medicine man from the first nation's tribe in ebb n flow Manitoba. He told me of a time whe he was driving along a road and saw a thunderbird high on a tree, he said it flew off the branch and towards his van and flew over top of him. I believe him, he also had an experience with the Säbé and the entity that's in lake Manitoba.
From what he's told me, I believe the Thunderbird is a UFO, and I think back then in the 1800's they hadnt heard of flying saucers in the sense that we know of them. So they called them other things that were explainable at that Era in time.
No, he was telling the truth, and now you are trying to change HIS sighting , change HIS story . All because you are uncomfortable with it .
@cowboykelly6590 what are you talking about.. ive never discredited my grandfather. I'm telling what he told me and I wasn't there. So, it is in my opinion and that's all I was saying. I didn't change his story at all.
It’s always a good day when HP posts! Great content sir! 🎉
🪶👏🏼 Great job.
You go visit Sibley, go hike out to the Sleeping Giant, climb up to the top (there's a chimney you can scramble up, no need for any special climbing equipment), the old nest's still there, you'll see.
Telling people will make it go away. Keep your treasures a secret.
New hammerson video LLLLLEEEEEETTTTSSSSS GOOOOOOOOO
Thanks Hammerson!
HP I love these stories, please keep them coming. Thanks
Just in time for my evening dog walk. Thank you mate 😊
I have a '97 Thunderbird.
Thankyou... fascinating as always 👌
Every video you upload is a treasure.
Always make my day. Enjoy your videos. Thanks , you're friends in northern Idaho
Just putting this out there. That first description about them making thunder, plucking whales from the ocean and buffalo from the prairie sounds like UFOs.
Thunderbirds... "Plucking whales from the ocean" uhhhhh i dont think so. That's a stretch lol
The reality most people believe and see is actually quite a stretch...
Why does this sound so much like Zeus?
-powerful God
-associates with Eagles
-lives on a high mountain
-hurls thunderbolts
Seen in Iowa as late as the 1970s.
I know two witnesses that claim to have seen a gigantic bird down here in the boot heel of New Mexico. Neither witness knew about this cryptid or know each other. It was described to me as being big enough to lift a cow.
One thing I find interesting about this is that the ancient Greeks also believed in a connection between eagles and lightnings. Because the eagle was a symbol of Zeus.
Good afternoon thank you for the great stories
I remember my first thunderbird. Damn thing shot fireballs everywhere, and faster every time you hit it, while it flew around mocking me. Dreadful!
@mehrimazedeh Kids today! Zelda 2: the Adventures of Link on the NES. The boss was hard as snot. Kinda cool in a historical context too, of a Japanese game developer borrowing from Native American culture. I'm not sure what the lore behind the thunderbird in the game was other than it being a tough penultimate boss.
There are clips of just that segment of the game on YT for those curious.
Another great story, thank you!
Don’t forget the ever respectable FORD THUNDERBIRD… shoulda had a V8 you’ll never say
Sounds like the survival of pterodactyls into the era of modern humans. These stories then may go back thousands of years in which time they became extinct.
You were not able to access the actually labour workers who keep that place working I bet they know little or see bits and pieces of the story. Hold each worker accountable
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11:04 it looks like an eye on the far right of mountain top!
❤ loved this video! Thank you 🤗
Ford made Thunderbirds too.
Thunderbird 2 is the best lol.
Thank you
Thunderbirds sound more like UFO encounters then a giant ancient mystical bird.
No too many proper encounters people have had with them. Theirs alot more too everything than just ufos.
Why I cant save this? I want to save to a playlist but you dont have this function
It's on when I watch it?
hmm maybe i was early. I can see that function. Thanks for the reminder! @@maggiedoor6093
Algonquin = Al-gon-kwin, with the stress on the second syllable.
The tale at around 9:50 kind of sounds like a tractor beam description, doesn't it?
The whole thing makes me think of advanced tech.
Not 1st
Nothing but stories just like Bigfoot lol
Bigfoot is real.
@@joncrane7661 - they are if your a BANANA BRAIN HAHAHAHAHAHA
Poetic and articulate narrator.Thanks Hammerson,you rock.Peace from west coastal Canada.