Classic Canadian Sasquatch Stories - Episode 1: The Agassiz-Harrison Valley
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- Classic Canadian Sasquatch Stories - Episode 1: The Agassiz-Harrison Valley
From peeking through windows at hapless farmwives to hurling boulders at Chehalis fishermen, the legendary wildman of British Columbia’s lower Fraser Valley regularly made its presence known to the residents of the Agassiz-Harrison Valley throughout the 1920s, ‘30s, and ‘40s.
Narrated by Bryan from the Unexplained Reality podcast:
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Footage courtesy of Jason from Natural Gallant Bodybuilding:
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0:00:00 - Introduction
0:01:20 - How the Sasquatch Got Its Name
0:24:11 - The Tale of Sasquatch Mountain
0:33:50 - The Sasquatch Capital of Canada
Mysteries of Canada: Volume I
MysteriesOfCanada.com/Canada/Mysteries-of-Canada-Volume-I/
Mysteries of Canada: Volume II
MysteriesOfCanada.com/Canada/Mysteries-of-Canada-Volume-II/ - Розваги
I'm so glad that I found this channel, I've been binging it for like 3 days straight now, lol.
I'm so glad you're enjoying it!
You're binging on UA-cam. Whoa. Have you ever binged on Mt Everest and K2 docs? Those are kinda cool too.
My family was stationed at Havre AFB in Montana. My father used to spend nights up at the radar tower and he's got some chilling bigfoot stories. I want to interview him and document the stories.
Get on it! My dad saw something like a bigfoot and he's dead so i'll never know anything more about it!
Please do!
Yessss do it. Let him share his stories, truth. :D
Steve Isdahl on The Facts by How to Hunt is collecting stories from people on their experiences. He has asked for military and people at nuclear stations to write in on their experiences. Very interesting replies, perhaps you could recount your father’s stories. He has email to write in and he reads out peoples emails daily. Several from bases.
I'd love to hear your Dad's stories!
I hang out in the mountains of Chilliwack and Chehalis frequently. We hike into spots where we don't have to be around other people. I often find large bare foot prints, glyphs and structures. I hear chatter and whoops every now and again. Always feel like I'm being watched out there! I just found your channel and I really enjoy your content.
Very nice!
Dam. Sounds squatchy
Sure pal sure
@@Rene-up1dl sorry not interested in chatting up so called bbws
@@Rene-up1dl can you repeat that, your third chin was distracting me.
I'm in SW Washington, on 17 acres. I too have had lots of things happen here too. Been here since 1970. One time I heard brush crashing. Then a big tree break. Then the words, Ock Tock. Like a Klingon. Then the sound waves hit me. It was about 3000 yards away in the 40 acres of woods west of me.
Thats wild, i live in NC. and they are hear too.
@@rogerparker3558 there here in Massachusetts too. I think people are unaware how common they actually seem too be.
@@rogerparker3558 seems like national parks are set up around their living environments.
Sound waves?
@@scottcantdance804 it was massive. Very scary. I'm ex military, I'm used to sudden noises.
This makes me want to go sleep in the woods. The human heart requires these stories and the pursuit of their reality.
Yeah perfect. It really is true. I also listen as I sleep 🏴
We are a species of master storytellers. We need our stories to feed our soul and imagination.
And we long to live in a reality that hasn’t had the magic suffocated out of it
Be careful what you wish for
Bill's! About all of that but as a veteran of a war and gorilla war fair the first thing I do when camping is be loud but make strange moves like walk backwards for 5 mins and undo stuff I just did ..like untill a small stone fire pit😂 at night I really freak them out and by then I have 6 cameras set up plus 2 sound dishes and that when I start cooking apples and leaving the Coors in one spot away from me plus I make sure to pull off my entire left leg and put on my lil stump and shorts . At that point unless I'm armed I can only get up to my knees and look very helpless to anything watching plus I've always made it a point to sleep with my gun outside my tent and my whole head and arms on a pillow but a fire going and a sweet night vision camera inside the tent looking in 3 directions..! I wont say where but I have woke up and noticed I had bigger wood piles , all my fruit gone and 2 rocks left as gifts I guess. Plus of course I have many night shots of them . All from 5 ft to 12 foot tall and if I had woke up to see him or her as I only have the full backside the bodys 7 or more feet wide and highly muscular but there actually a calm group and 1 might even say a bit of a jokester. Sometimes I have had things come up missing and then weeks later I find it in my truck bed ..? I can jus see a mother sas tellin her son off and saying go put it back hes a nice human . And I'm sure I've heard them laugh!
🤔😑 Now sadly I will say I've noticed a change in there behavior in the past few years ..there on the move for one! Most are also claiming good land and marking it by taking huge and small trees and making these huge areas of wood in X shapes or flipped over completely and shoved into the ground ! And I saw 1 tree that I counted 12 limbs thicker than my fingers all tied in tite knots and still attached to the trees ...🤔I DECIDED TO BACK OUT KNOWING I WEAR A 13 CAMERA BELT AND I SLOWLY TURNED AND WALKED OUT AS I ALWAYS DID AND THST IS WHEN I HEARD IT....A VERY DEEP LUNG BUSTING LAUGH THAT FILLED UP MY BODY..I THINK I WAS PLAYED ...BUT IM STILL HEARING ABOUT MORE X shapes but no knots yet so I really wouldnt push pass a obvious warning line unless I had my crew and were armed and ready
..no way will I go deep unless I'm alone and not hunting
These tales from 20 years ago caused me to form a research team and there has been no looking back! Very entertaining listening to your recaps! There are so many more encounters out there over the years!
Any interesting findings to share?
I opened up a Cafe in newridge. 'Bigfoot in Paradise.' Business is booming now
Thank you for the awesome content. I appreciate listening to authentic stories from history. I'm very aware of the existence of these creatures. Growing up in the mountains of Idaho, hunting and fishing and prospecting/ rockhounding, I've listened to many old timers stories. 56 years old now and don't believe, because I know they are there watching my every move. Thanks again and have a wonderful year.
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@@jonhohensee3258 typos so what?
@@williamtbaird8457 - That's not a typo, dude.
@@jonhohensee3258 christ, get a life.
What gorgeous wild country!! I have no doubt at all that there are populations of Sasquatch in Canada, although they may have moved to more secluded parts of the country since the early 1900's.
Every state and province has some.
There is more In Canada then the USA
@@Shutupbootlicker HOW MANY???
I’ve listened to thousands of encounter stories. I’ve never heard the encounter Seraohine had. Poor girl!
She had a extreme amount of knowledge that’s now sadly gone.
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chehalis .- Stsailes ,BC . Sasquatch Mountain Resort . all are great places on this earth ever !!
I manage the kitchen at the Sasquatch Mountain Resort, thanks for making this video! It's beautiful here and I am glad to learn more about it
Any Sasquatch stories from working there?
Wow, what a neat job you have. What kinds of burgers do you have. I bet they're huge, just like Big Foot. Do you have a Sasquatch Burger? I can smell it from here. A 5lb burger with a large roll to accomodate it and all the trappings. Thick creamy extra thick coffee icecream milkshake, with a bottle of whipped cream, hot fries, a d a bottle of ketchup and I'm good to go. Back to my cozy room in the lodge sit next to the warm fire and watch my Bigfoot stories. Like this one. What a way to spend the day. And you get to live that dream, every day wow what can you say. 💪
I've camped in that area many times as a kid . Makes me wonder what was in the dark when id take late night walks with my friend and sister. There was a bridge we would cross that used to have a Bigfoot crossing sign. I remember always being puzzled what that was all about when I was young.
@Pistol Pete
Out of know where, hate speech...?
@@janepatterson6779 yeah man. For what ? Fool. A dark heart my freind. I no them people as a dark heart.
Back off Pistol Pete, you are disgusting!!! The guy makes a comment on something he found odd in his childhood - and you have somehow warped this into a claim of SUPERIORITY(?). He was not dumb dumb, he was observant! I'm assuming you're male from your handle, so what would be the cause of so much PMS (sorry, ladies!) !^D
@Pistol Pete I've seen more pointless comments. Including yours.
@Pistol Pete 😂😂😂😂😂
I have just found your channel about a month ago. It has quickly become one of my favorites. keep up the good work
notice how missing 411 charlatan never speaks of this stuff ???
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Love the vids, Chilliwack is a hour away from where I live , the delivery is top quality. Thank you.
Fascinating accounts. Ive been visiting the Harrison/Chehalis area since I was a child. The dark woods have a truly mysterious feeling.
I was 6 years old, when I first heard of Agassiz B.C. from John Greene's books. When I was 31, I drove through there in 2001, moving from Virginia, via California, to Alaska, 10K+ miles. Spent 2 nights at 100 mile house due to the snow. Lol. 3 months later, and we finally made it. Ex and her friend from CA, travel nurses. Moved to Palmer, then Moose Pass, and Seward. 9 months living in a tent. 1 year in houses, employee housing at hotel. Never a bear come to see me. 👣🤗💕👣💕
Hello from Southeast Kentucky
Hiked through this area a couple times. Never seen a sasquatch, but not hard to see how they could be there! The bush is so dense.
Good job ! What a Mysterious , and interesting word, we live in. These stories Especially of days gone by are Fascinating . Even when I was a kid things were so different. Seem like things felt differently. I'm 69 still strong and healthy. The wilderness is basically out my front door. Never go gentle into the good night. 👍
Love the channel, very interesting to hear some stories from our northern neighbors.
Sne kalyegh 🤲 for posting. Charlie Victor, amazing, how these majestic creatures communicate...just amazed with the stories, 🤲🌱
Truly amazing stories and beautiful narration. I love this.
I love the narration in this video. Brian has a great narrating voice and style just like Hammerson.
I grew up in DuPont and heard lots of stories from Indians in the south sound about the Sasquatch while our fishing the many rivers in the area. After years of hunting the peninsula and cascades I’m convinced that a giant ape can easily live in the forests in the PNW
Thank you for putting them together. I am a new subscriber and I love catching up with older videos.
Nice to see these on here, I have family and in-laws that we experienced b-foot! thanks your sharing history of the shapeshifters of BC.
Great video My Friend, loved the narration as well. Really helped getting through the Middle of Nowhere Saskatchewan (Great Province save for the Riders). Looking forward to the next episode. Cheers!!!
Yes. I have a home on the Mighty Hoh River in nw Washington. Down by the mouth of the River. There has been a lot of sightings of sasquatch just on the lower h Hoh road itself. I personally have found what seemed to be day beds where something obviously made a bed of ferns and hemlock boughs. I never would of even known that they were there except for the fact that people had reported seeing sasquatch there. Crossing the lower Hoh road. Every bed or nest I found was within sight of the road. Just so many similar happenings from people who never talk to each other. But have almost exactly the same story as each other in almost the exact same place. It usually knocks a tree down. Then walks up to the gravel pit. Then the reporting party can hear him breathing heavily. Same story same place different times different people that don't communicate with each other. On top of that after questioning others in the community. Pattern's established different patties involved. I believe a family of sasquatch lives back there. I guarantee it. God Bless. Was thinking about placing trail cameras in that area. I think they hear people down on the road and there's like a natural funnel that just kinda naturally goes directly across from the gravel pit. Anyway God Bless you all
Thank you! I love when you do stories about Bigfoot and other mysterious creatures.
Thank you for your hard work, have a great weekend 😊
Wow this was very captivating. Thanks so much for these stories.
More brilliant research Hammerson, great video!
Hey you just made my night hell yeah some thing awesome to watch. You make the best videos ever
I've never heard any stories about kid sasquatch. So interesting!
Outstanding, thank you.
Great videos....forwarded your page to many, thank you.
Really nice presentation, I enjoyed this. 👏🏼👍🏼🙏🏼
In June 2016, I stayed at Harrison Hot springs for a bit before going up north.I stopped by the sign posted" Sasquatch provincial park " to take a leak with my little dog.I walked behind it where a babbling stream came down the mountain.My dog and I were enjoying the beautiful stream when I noticed my dog was pulling away from me on his leash. I looked up to the right when I noticed a black figure run across the stream! It was so quick....I pulled my cell phone out and began to video the stream up and down.I did not see anything else over the sound of flowing the stream.I thought, oh well! After returning with my dog back to my trailor at the RV park, I sat down and retrieved my cell phone to view the video I took and turned the volume up.I did not notice anything unusual but what I did hear was rapid tree knocking directly in front of me! Multiple tree knocking! Crazy!Lol! You don, t have to go far outside Harrison Hot Springs, Harrison Lake, B.C. to experience bigfoot! They are right there!😗
YA smoke another
@@dannykemp3145 Na........do not smoke or drink....get out there see for yourself! Leave your Mama, s basement behind....get your driver's license , but first get a job......
I have also heard rapid tree knocks roughly 40 km away from where you were
Hey Man , I like all ur Documentaries. This was another quality video!
This is the best sasquatch channel out there.
Great !!!
Great stories well read - thank you.
Love the Intro Music...Well Done, Sir Hammerson‼️🥂
Great video, thank you! Looking forward to more👍👣👣
Thanks I really enjoyed this article
Excellent Narrator.
Love your work.
I heard plenty of sasquatch stories where I grew up on the Olympic Peninsula of WA, USA. Some of them were old, and some of them were fairly contemporary. I laughed them off as being either lies or the products of fertile imaginations, since I was into science and reason while a nerdy kid.
One very hot day in the late 1970s, some of my friends and I took the afternoon off from school and went to the Hoh Rainforest. We hiked a ways down the Hoh River Trail, then took a left turn off-trail, into the woods. Looking for a nice quiet and lonely spot to sit, we crossed small, mossy meadows between stands of moss-covered trees. It was certainly quiet. In fact, it was dead silent: no insect or bird sounds at all. Then we started smelling a terrible stench: sulfur, garlic, carrion, landfill smells all mixed together. About a half mile in (~ 1km) we came upon a beautiful little meadow that had dry moss to sit upon. We sat in a circle and passed out beers. I started cleaning seeds and stems from some weed and was going to roll a joint. One of our friends was a member of the Quileute Nation, and she had started to put together the pieces. "We should leave," she said. I looked around at everyone, then noticed a face looking down at me from behind a mossy tree. The face was about 12-14 feet (4+ meters) up and looked hairy with intelligent eyes. It blinked, and seemed to regard us with curiosity. I didn't get a sense of danger, but I did feel like we were in a place we absolutely did not belong. I was stunned. John, the guy next to me, saw it, too. "There's a bigfoot," he said. I looked at the others to see if they were seeing it, but they weren't. I looked back and the sasquatch was gone. We grabbed all of our stuff and almost ran back to the car. John and I saw, so we believed it. Liz, a Native American, knew there was one nearby, so she believed it. But the other people with us grumbled about leaving and laughed at us when we explained why. They thought we were playing a joke on them.
How did the sasquatch know the local native language? My answer would be that the group of sasquatches from which the female came had previously kidnapped local native women and made them part of their group. The "wild woman" who spoke to them might have been such a kidnap victim. The sasquatch lore I heard included plenty of stories of women and children being kidnapped by them. If the female they encountered was not human, but a sasquatch, then it means that sasquatches can learn and use verbal language to communicate abstract thought, and it also reinforces the kidnap theory because it would take many many hours of exposure to the language in order to learn it well enough to accuse someone of harming her friend.
On the Peninsula, all of our sasquatches in the stories were huge, like 3-4 meters tall. On the other side of Puget Sound, near the Cascades, I have heard of two species. One is the big, friendly kind that I saw all those years ago. The other is small, like 2 meters (6ft) tall. These are the "stick men," or Skanicum. They're nasty and mean, supposedly, and can knock trees down by hitting them with the sticks they carry with them. There is some sorcery and dark magic associated with these little jerks, they say, so it's best to avoid making them angry. It's weird that the two kinds I have heard about in stories, the sasquatch and the skanicum, are so very different in both size and temperament.
why did you leave? the sasquatch wasn’t going to hurt you guys!
Which Hoh River trail are you talking about, I'm a Indian from Hoh River Washington and seen a sasquatch cross the lower Hoh road 1130pm at night during a storm, January 8th, 2022, yes you are right there's sasquatchs living in and around the reservation boundaries of Hoh River, ive had 6 different experiences with them over the years, once a sasquatch took my deer and was screaming at me and my cousin, yes I believe you , in the summer of 2017 a sasquatch was following me down the lower Hoh road it sounded like a man dragging his feet through the leaves, I didn't realize what was following until the 2nd day, two days in a row he was following me, honest to God. The kids in tribal housing on the reservation said that they can listen out thier windows at night and hear them talking jibberish, and its only about 50 yards from where I seen him cross the road, I wasn't told about that until after I made a police report of the sasquatch I seen
@@rickhorejsi1121 I read everything you wrote with a heavy native accent, it was powerful. 🤙
@@rickhorejsi1121 It was the long trail, like 14 miles long, that goes from the Hoh ranger station to Blue glacier in the mountains.
There are some giant trees in that park.
What a great channel. Sometimes UA-cam actually does a great job with suggestion videos in my feed. ❤️
Subbed!
Excellent stories
I know well a 35 year mountain man hermit in BC that even at age 65 is 6-6" 200lbs and if you saw him at a distance you would think he was a wildman.
It's a very interesting area to live.
Thanks for sharing the stories.
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Glad I found your channel 👍
Really cool. Thank you.
Awesome.
Very Interesting Video. 😊👍
Your channel is great. I never heard any of these stories.
I wanna hear you say "about a boot" ten times in a row.
My fave channel it's just awsome 😍
Great page.. Followed your buddies too as I bodybuild and huge interest in the unexplained thank you.
Jasom from natural gallant bodybuilding has a very interesting and refreshing look on training and the concepts behind it also his quirky personality makes his videos very enjoyable to watch....... MOUNTAIN!
Been looking for a podcast like that!
"Sasquatch chronicles" on youtube
Will you be covering more of these type stories ???? I sure hope you do !!! I really enjoyed your show ..
Very informative 👍Thankyou.
History is wisdom, when did we lose that connection?
When they decided to change history to suit them. Very sad. Need true history.
@@christinamenhennett indeed, true history involves people who can see, and they dont like that, otherwise we'd all be in a better situation, including them.
@@christinamenhennett Agreed!
@@davidparkin7287 Agreed
I’d like to see the video about Ogopogo, Thetis lake monster, and the Manipogo too. Also the mermaid sights in British Columbia in 1967.
I've been chipping away at a big Ogopogo project since the summer, but I've come across so many tangential stories during my research which I'll have to incorporate into separate videos. It's proving to be a big project!
@@HammersonPeters Oh I see. Anyway thank you and have a nice day! :)
My memory of Ogopogo was burning my legs on the metal sculpture during the summer ,lol.
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@@HammersonPeters I'm really looking forward to these!!
@@HammersonPeters can't wait to watch and listen, newly subscribed and will be keeping an eye out. Really like your demeanor. Your voice is confident and comforting like an old friend.
Awesome !!!!
Awesome vid! :)
Very interesting video!
Wow, amazing video
Love your channel. This is more informative than listening to Todd Standding
Keep on Squatching !
Getting cozy, this about to be good
Good on you advertising your buddies products.
I wish there were more of these.
Riveting, thank you.
Whoo hoo I am from that reservation 😌 we get a lot of activity and by my mom's house and I remember when I was younger and I was with my brother's and cousins at the sand pit and we heard the screaming and it was close and we were all running down the sand pit and out to the road lol back then we had our youngest brother and we didn't want nothing happened to him and he was scared then...... And we seen a foot 👣 print but it was dry. Nothing happened to us out there.
Enjoying your vids.✌🖖
I saw you put up a new video and..... WOO HOO!!
awesome just awesome content, thank you for the vid. Btw im wondering if theres audio versions of your books, im old with poor vision so its very hard to read books anymore.
Amazon looks to have audio versions available
I don't know that I would go to Harrison Hot Springs to look for a sasquatch (my experience with them down here in Missouri is enough to last a lifetime and make me hope to never run into one again), but that salmon BBQ sounds pretty delicious....
Where in MO, please. My brother is outside St Clair off Hwy 44 just North of Sullivan. Thank you.
Thank you for your stories and narrative.I have just now discovered your posts on my phone I have really enjoyed listening to the stories you narrated keep up the good work and thank you.
@TheMattc999 where in MO? I live in MO
I canoed into pitt lake from Fort Langley. Took the Fraser river to where it meets the pitt River. Then into pitt lake. This took a lot longer than I had thought. I finally set my tent up at 1am and quickly laid down for the night. I could hear something walking near my tent. It sounded bipedal. I thought I may have camped near another tenter. When I woke that morning I realized I was much farther down the lake than I had known. I was way past the island that is in the center of the lake on the golden ears side. There was NOBODY ELSE camping at that end of the lake And no way to get there other than boat.
Had to be a Sasquatch
Very spooky! I know there are all sorts of weird stories about Pitt Lake.
@@HammersonPeters. . . . . you bet it does. Thank you for your video. Subscribed👍🇨🇦
My son was born with a hematoma in 1981 ( gone 3 mt) and his father died instantly New Yrs Eve in 2016 He went to emergency at Royal Columbian with bleeding got dressed orderlies chased him 100fr out the door. My son took his BF to the Lake & Widgeon Creek where we went often. When he was 6 his dad dropped his Swiss Army Knife 1/2 way up & looked everytime for all the yrs. Just told his bud the story well paddling up & the sun did it it was quite the moment for both and now has it above his fireplace. I rode horse around Golden Ears and lived in Pitt Meadows then back to Van. My dad dropped my husband & pal at Hope, B.C. & took 3 days and were lucky they said in 1978.
Love the Chehalis area
Hi from Utah pretty cool content
Bonjour d un ami français ! Je te remercie pour ces histoires fascinantes ! Je m abonne a ta chaine des aujourd'hui et je vais suivre tes récits qui sont très bien détaillés avec un grand plaisir ! A très vite et continuer car vous faites du très bon travail ! Un énorme MERCI de France.
They are still very much around. I have spoken to several people from both the Chehalis First Nation and others who have seen them not just around Harrison Lake but in the mountains around the Chilliwack area including Chilliwack Lake. And yes, they can, at least in some cases, speak the language of the First Nations tribes in the area and in one case at least an Elder had one that visited her regularly and they used to talk together in her traditional language. Other Elders consider them almost mystical beings (as documented in the case of the shooting of the young boy) can put, for want of a better word, spells on others. In addition it is also said that young people who see Sasquatch can absorb part of their spirit and have a connection to others who had the same thing. While mostly First Nations people it can also occur to non-Native people, basically it is the age of the person who sees them, not the race.
Actually know Jason too. He is a good guy, I’m skateboarding in one of his videos lol
Thanks for listening, and enjoy the sheeoo.
Don't kid yourself - BC and NW USA are not the only areas with Sasquatch/BF. BF are thick in the eastern US in KY, OH, LA, VT, VA, NC, ME and especially along the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains. CO, NM, and UT also have many sightings and evidence of BF.
There's other hominids all over the planet in fact. Asia. Europe, Africa, Austrailia, SEAsia, South America: Why would anyone believe we are the only upright walking creatures when we are animals that lived along others our whole existence that we have record of? Natives all over the world tell you about them, archaeology shows them, some were traded with, others were mated with and have living relatives now from a famous Alma female. Some NE Natives know them and say they speak a different language(gee, us natives all do in America), are hairy, love berries and traded with them.
I recently heard a count by a researcher of over 4,000 BF in America alone!
what about PA?
Don't forget Florida there's more here then most know
There are tales of schrat or woodwose or wildman all over europe from medieval times and it was probably the same thing. Seems to be extinct in europe now, though.
Enjoyed the programme, thanks. I think the native Americans and old timers had more respect for the paranormal and unusual, I think let them have their space to live.
I'm interested in this Douglas dialect the native Americans spoke, iS this the same dialect as some of the Irish setters spoke with them possibly originating from close by the isle of Man.? (Douglas is the Isle of man).
Sasquatch was on a date 🤙 I like to think there are friendly sasquatch 🤗
It's wonderful hearing the stories of partnership between settlers and the first nation Indians. A select few westerners of history served as great examples of how to build friendships instead of wars
I believe the reality was the opposite. Most settlers were building friendships across ethnic boundaries and only a very small percentage caused and carried out the wars. It’s the same today. I’ve gotten to meet and be friends with a few American Indians, one a Navajo and few from the American northwest and the desire for peace and friendship is certainly mutual.
Note: I use the term _Indian_ rather than the more modern Native American or the Canadian First Nations because it is what those peoples within the US prefer.
Source: see CGP Grey’s video on the subject.
Link: ua-cam.com/video/kh88fVP2FWQ/v-deo.html
Was excited to see a new video. Was bummed to find out it's just 3 old ones
Whattttt?!!! Omg id never thought id see a story/cryptids channel shout out a fitness channel (my guy Natural Galant Bodybuilding).
Cheers 🥂
Jason is a great guy.
Sasquatch, Sasquets, Yeti, Almas, Trolls, Ogres, Giants, etc. I believe they're all the same creatures, just with different cultural contexts. The creature, Grendel, from the ancient Anglo-Saxon story of Beowulf. Grendel is a prime example of one of these beings coming in contact with human society. I dont think stories like Beowulf are entirely fictional. I think they're at least a partial documentation of these encounters.
My home town
Ii grew up in Sumas just aross the border ,I grew up on bgfoot stories,we would go through hope area every year for vacation. My parents came from Canada.Hope area is all bigfoot.I have seen the big guy 4 times 2 lttle ones and a big one a bigfoot walked across the road in right of me.
@Pistol Pete This is heavy conifer forest both sides of the border, I saw some other very small creature that my dog alerted me of it. I took photos. You never know what ypu might see up here. I have spent a lot of time in the woods surveying logging roads, and recration! May be some day you too will see something and say to yourself did I just see that?
@Pistol Pete Portal Way right at California creek and the latest one was at Lake Terrall near Birch Bay! I too have been on both sides of the border. Columbia Valley had the Bigfoot Researchers poking around. I am wondering why you are so angry!
Holy shit, MOWNTIN 💪🏔!!
We have what are called "Yowie" here in Australia. Our first nation people (Australian Aborigines) Acknowledge their existence. However there are big ones and smaller ones. And I'm inclined to believe them.
I think we'd all do well to listen to the Native People of any area! They'd be the ones to know what is,or isn't in a particular place.
One example that comes to mind was a program I watched,where these scientists went into an unexplored part of the Amazon. The local tribesman were explaining the Mokele Mbebe(prob incorrect spelling lol)and,not to my surprise..the scientists basically wrote this tribe off as ignorant or simply mistaken 🙄 it kinna irked me,a degree doesn't make you more knowledgeable than the people that live there,and have for probably 1000 years.
Im British and you are daft!
@@jquest43 You don't have to be British to be daft. But obviously it helps.