Oh my gosh, I am laughing so hard!! Great story telling. I love your comment "How do you start that conversation?" on eating your victim. Awesome to see Cragie Boy !!
Good brother is a farrier " the hoof gp" and I've never heard someone be so passionate and narrate that kind of thing so well. So, it runs in the family.
Sent by Graham the hoof gp. Amazing story! I love stuff like this. I can definitely see this family sampling the finest Scott's it could capture and with the sea right there. So easy to get rid of a lot of the bit and pieces. I am a true crime buff. Every culture has their villains right?
@onafixedincome thanks for the correction with the spelling of his name. I never paid much attention! As someone whose name is all too often butchered in spelling as well as pronunciation, I appreciate it
That was very interesting. My great-grandparents came to America from Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. And doing our family history, I enjoy learning about the history of these these parts of the world. I'm so happy, Graeme told us of your page.
I'm so happy that the Hoof GP mentioned your channel. Some how my subscription to your channel was cancelled? I've been trying to find you for a year. Great video. Gotta go and catch up on all your videos 😊
Love this! It’s nice to see Craig too. I found your video because of Graeme, he said it was good but to not tell you that he said so. Anyway, it’s a great story and you made me laugh, thank you!
Okay, folklore or not, that was a scary story! I loved it, even though I’m going to make my dog sleep on my bed tonight to keep watch! Lol. Love you all and I absolutely love the stories and the beautiful landscape of Scotland, it’s very mystical.
A writer friend of mine once tried to get me to watch Graeme’s channel. She asked if I’d heard of him and I told her he’d once knocked out on me if my front teeth. (He was 2, I was 6 😂)
Would be interesting to get an archeological survey on the cave, but the story is the inspiration behind a LOT of modern horror movies, especially The Hills Have Eyes
Lots of fiction about lost races and tribes was written in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. And stories about bandits and criminals before and after that. Not to mention the United States version, with murderous rednecks or other rural people. What role the Bean story played in any of them may never be known.
could have sworn that was hoof doc's voice at very start , that's who sent me ,subscribed, Scotland has very rich history, most I don't know so great channel ,needed
I loved this video. You told the story so well that I was eating while watching and promptly lost my appetite. So thanks for that. 😅 I enjoyed the story and the cameo by Craig. Keep the videos coming!
Haha just found your channel and love it I had a childhood friend called beany who was a bit of a madman and he always said there was cannibals called beans that lived on a cave in Scotland now you've proved it lol great
Just got here from you're brother's HoofGP channel. He mentioned this video specifically. Very Interesting legend, enjoyed the presentation. New subscriber now. Cheers from Texas.
So I watched your video before I decided to get all notification so I can watch more of them. And of course when I was done watching it I did so. So I watch all three of you guys channels now.
Love the story, and I've learned over the years that anything is possible, within reason, that is. This story fits that category. I'm looking forward to the next one. 🙂❤️
Dinner and a.... show, pickled humans, a history lesson and Craig slipping into a tidal pool after saving you from cliff diving. What more could this old woman ask for? Thank you modern day Bard.
I can't help wondering if they really did it. Small town madness often lynches people for doing what they were. Plot twist. The whole town was cannibal so they were hiding in a cave? 😂
Pretty scary! Your brother referred you in one of his videos. Hmmmmm, cow hooves and cannibals! Quite a combination! Anyway, very interesting, though icky!🌷
Hello, From California USA I loved how you told this story great humor, I found your channel through watching the Hoof GP, I am subscribed to his channel as well. I will be watching more of your videos. Thanks so much, hope you have a wonderful day♡
Based on the lack of documentation from the time it allegedly took place, my take is that it's a 1700s modern folktale. But I totally buy the bit about fava beans.
I’m a subscriber from Hoof GP and was told about your channel by your Bro. Love it. I’m subscribed and will pass the word on because this is some good stuff. I’m from the San Francisco Bay Area. California, USA.
Sent here by Graeme from the Hoof GP! Fun fact: this story was the inspiration for the Hills Have Eyes as mentioned. But in other media, this story was also related in an episode of Attack on Titan, hence them naming the captured titans Sawney and Bean in the same episode.
I first heard of saw new bean when I was a hound las and was seriously into all things gory. I’m now an old wummin but still into all things gory. Talking of what, naive to see the rare Cragie boy. Indeed a native of the Shire. It’s also brilliant to hear another of the Parker Bros. They even sound alike and fingers crossed that your channel is as successful a your brothers. ❤️
Oh my gosh, I am laughing so hard!! Great story telling. I love your comment "How do you start that conversation?" on eating your victim. Awesome to see Cragie Boy !!
Good brother is a farrier " the hoof gp" and I've never heard someone be so passionate and narrate that kind of thing so well. So, it runs in the family.
Love your story telling skills and happy you found a lesser spotted Craig to help you along.
Loved the celebrity appearance by Craigie Boy! And the history lesson.
Loved the story!! You have a great channel! Hi to Cragie Boy!
EXCELLENT!!! another goody!!! LOVE YR CHANNEL!!!! more more more more more!!!
Sent by Graham the hoof gp. Amazing story! I love stuff like this. I can definitely see this family sampling the finest Scott's it could capture and with the sea right there. So easy to get rid of a lot of the bit and pieces. I am a true crime buff. Every culture has their villains right?
Graeme. It's a Scots thing. Lol!
Was going to say who else here cause HGP told us too
We definitely have a good few!
@Scotland Unplugged it was the storyline line behind this episode that drew me in, really.
@onafixedincome thanks for the correction with the spelling of his name. I never paid much attention! As someone whose name is all too often butchered in spelling as well as pronunciation, I appreciate it
Great story The Hoof GP sent me. Awsome filming.
Thank you
Winnipeg Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦
Sent over by Graham and I'm so glad I came over. Great story telling. New subscriber 😊
Same here, lol.😂
Graeme sent me, and im glad he did. Excellent storytelling, good video, worth the watch!
Saw the intro and said Cragie Boy! I have heard about that tale from some where else but to see where it happened was interesting.
Good one! Great to see Cragie Boy, too! Great story and great presentation!
Came for the history, stayed for the storytelling style! Finally someone telling the story of Sawney Bean!
Sent to you, Bob, by way of HoofGP!
Another great tale and its telling 😁❤️👍👍
Cottage industry! Too funny. Another great story, thanks!
That is an awesome story. Surely not normal history. Love it.
That was very interesting. My great-grandparents came to America from Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. And doing our family history, I enjoy learning about the history of these these parts of the world. I'm so happy, Graeme told us of your page.
We're from ayeshire. Nice to see what it looks like and hear a creepy story. Glad we escaped the caves. 😂
I'm so happy that the Hoof GP mentioned your channel. Some how my subscription to your channel was cancelled? I've been trying to find you for a year. Great video. Gotta go and catch up on all your videos 😊
Thank you. Someone else mentioned their subscription being cancelled as well. Might be me not posting enough in the past 😅
Great story. I love listening to you tell these stories. Great to see Craig pop in .
This is awesome! Funny, disgusting, Craigie boy! One of your best stories! Thanks!
Awesome scenery, interesting story and nice to see you with family! Craig seems quite the explorer. Love your videos!
Wow! You sound almost exactly like Graham (go figure 😂). I’m glad he sent me here. Very interesting story and you told it so well!🐄😊
(Hi Craigie-boy!)
You and your brother are wonderful people. I really enjoy your programs. God bless you
Love this! It’s nice to see Craig too. I found your video because of Graeme, he said it was good but to not tell you that he said so.
Anyway, it’s a great story and you made me laugh, thank you!
I went from watching a hoof trimming to this. Looks like you have great content. You earned a sub from Texas!
New to the channel and sent by the hoof gp! Love it! Can’t wait to watch more.
A cottage industry 😊😊😊 love it!
Sent by Graeme. Love anything gory and especially Scotish! Two handsome Parkers! Ya'll look and sound just the same. So glad I found you!
Interesting! Thanks for sharing. Sending love from California :)
Okay, folklore or not, that was a scary story! I loved it, even though I’m going to make my dog sleep on my bed tonight to keep watch! Lol. Love you all and I absolutely love the stories and the beautiful landscape of Scotland, it’s very mystical.
And I'm locking the cats out of the room! Hahahahaha!
Thanks to your brother The Hoof GP, I found I very captivating content videos! ❤️ from Pennsylvania, PA.
Had no idea you were Hoof GP's brother! Can totally see it now. You both are excellent and captivating storytellers. Hi Craigie Boy! :D
A writer friend of mine once tried to get me to watch Graeme’s channel. She asked if I’d heard of him and I told her he’d once knocked out on me if my front teeth. (He was 2, I was 6 😂)
Great documentary. I'm of Irish descent, and this story tops them all.
Found you through your brother.
Seriously funny family. Great sense of humour.
Great story tellers.
This was an incredibly well made video! It was funny, informative, concise. Keep up the good work.
The Hoof GP sent me here. Interesting story. Loved seeing the scenery. Subscribed.
Hoof GP gave you a shout out! We’ll be stopping by in droves! Love your accent and the story. Got my laughs for the day! From Missouri, USA
I too come at the recommendation of your brother. Great video; subbed instantly. Best of luck with everything.
Thank you!
I'm really loving your channel, your style of story telling, and learning bits of Scottish history!
Very interesting.. beautiful scenery and great narrating.. (from Australia) 😊
Sent by The Hoof GP, great story, excellent story telling!
You are a very good story teller. Well done.
Thank you!
Loving it. I live in the Scottish Borders, a town called Kelso. I love hearing all of Scotland's tales keep them coming. 🌿🌿🌷🌷🌿🌿
Craigie Boy! Love all you guys and your channels.
A lot of people don't know this is where Wes craven got his story and inspiration for hills have eyes
Love your story. I'm so glad your brother told me about your channel. I enjoy your videos just like I enjoy the hoof gp the hoof gp sent me
Yikes! Gruesome family 😖
Every video that you put out becomes my new favorite 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
The Hoof GP recommended you in one of his past videos. I subscribed and enjoy your story telling. Thanks for the smiles from Arkansas, US.
Would be interesting to get an archeological survey on the cave, but the story is the inspiration behind a LOT of modern horror movies, especially The Hills Have Eyes
Lots of fiction about lost races and tribes was written in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. And stories about bandits and criminals before and after that. Not to mention the United States version, with murderous rednecks or other rural people. What role the Bean story played in any of them may never be known.
could have sworn that was hoof doc's voice at very start , that's who sent me ,subscribed, Scotland has very rich history, most I don't know so great channel ,needed
Craig boy # craigyboy lol I love this tale being told by a Scotsman that accent is so intriguing and captivating
I loved this video. You told the story so well that I was eating while watching and promptly lost my appetite. So thanks for that. 😅 I enjoyed the story and the cameo by Craig. Keep the videos coming!
Sorry! 😂
I'm a bit behind but also sent by ur brother, and I love stories of giants and such ❤❤ tysm 🙂
Found you by your brother the Hoof GP! So happy to have another channel to subscribe too!
Brilliant once again Bob 👍
Cheers Cuz!
Thanks to your brother, i saw this! I look forward to seeing more of your vids now 😁
This is amazing! The HOOF GP (yup your brother posted your link and glad he did!
You Mob seem like an Awsome Family 🐺❤️
Fabulous story telling …… looking forward to another soon I hope. Thank you.❤️🇦🇺🏴
Haha just found your channel and love it I had a childhood friend called beany who was a bit of a madman and he always said there was cannibals called beans that lived on a cave in Scotland now you've proved it lol great
Well done! This was VERY well narrated, edited and filmed. You should do more! Hehe….
learned about this channel from the "hoof gp" ( which I dearly love watching !) Now, I have a new favorite to catch up on !!!
Just got here from you're brother's HoofGP channel. He mentioned this video specifically. Very Interesting legend, enjoyed the presentation. New subscriber now. Cheers from Texas.
Sent here by the Hoof GP.
He said it was a good channel, and dang it ... its pretty good.
So I watched your video before I decided to get all notification so I can watch more of them. And of course when I was done watching it I did so. So I watch all three of you guys channels now.
The Hoof GP was right, this was a great video. I subscribed 🎉
Sent over from The Hoof GP. Hey Craig! Great video!
The scenery is breathtaking! Love your storytelling!
Love the story, and I've learned over the years that anything is possible, within reason, that is. This story fits that category. I'm looking forward to the next one. 🙂❤️
Dinner and a.... show, pickled humans, a history lesson and Craig slipping into a tidal pool after saving you from cliff diving. What more could this old woman ask for? Thank you modern day Bard.
You are an excellent Storyteller... Subscribed
really interesting, Thanks
You look like your brother. Love the history of your beautiful country.
Great storytelling, great UA-cam production, and great content. Subscribed!
Such great story telling! I'm very glad your brother recommend I find this channel! 😊
I really enjoy your history videos. Loved seeing Craigie Boy.
The man. The legend. (Clearly stopped me drowning 😂)
First heard this story on the Twisted Britain podcast - enjoyed your presentation just as much! Never gets old!
Thank you! It’s a good story 🙂
I just subscribed to this channel and already love it! Great story telling. Good to see Cragie Boy! 👀 Can't wait to watch more!
Insane story!! I know we've got to have crazies like that here in the states also....
Great job!!!
Ed Gein didn't live in a cave, but he did nibble on a few corpses. Jeremiah 'Liver Eating' Johnson.
I can't help wondering if they really did it.
Small town madness often lynches people for doing what they were.
Plot twist. The whole town was cannibal so they were hiding in a cave? 😂
The Hoof GP sent me here! Looking forward to more content!
Pretty scary! Your brother referred you in one of his videos. Hmmmmm, cow hooves and cannibals! Quite a combination! Anyway, very interesting, though icky!🌷
Hello,
From California USA
I loved how you told this story great humor, I found your channel through watching the Hoof GP, I am subscribed to his channel as well.
I will be watching more of your videos.
Thanks so much, hope you have a wonderful day♡
Thank you! You too 🙂
Lovin your humorous turn of phrase!
Hello, Graeme sent me over to check out this video.
And I subscribed too. Look forward to viewing the other videos you post. Best regards
Wow! Loved the story. It’s so gory , but true.
New subscriber from Texas came over from the Hoof GP Channel great video keep up the great work.
Recommended to watch from Graham the Hoof Dx & well glad I did! ❤
Oooh! X-files goodness right here! Great story-telling!
Haha. I think it’s turning into the x-files
Based on the lack of documentation from the time it allegedly took place, my take is that it's a 1700s modern folktale. But I totally buy the bit about fava beans.
Your Brother said to come watch this video so I did. I enjoyed it. also Subscribed 💯👍
I’m a subscriber from Hoof GP and was told about your channel by your Bro. Love it. I’m subscribed and will pass the word on because this is some good stuff. I’m from the San Francisco Bay Area. California, USA.
Thank you! Could make some interesting videos in San Francisco!
Hi there. New to your channel. Your brother, Hoof GP, sent me. I’ll be watching from Arizona, USA.
Hi, I came from Graeme’s channel .
Greetings from Germany 😊
Sent here by Graeme from the Hoof GP!
Fun fact: this story was the inspiration for the Hills Have Eyes as mentioned. But in other media, this story was also related in an episode of Attack on Titan, hence them naming the captured titans Sawney and Bean in the same episode.
Edit: I spelled Graeme's name wrong. Hehe
Dang!!! You sound just like your brother!!! He told me to subscribe to your channel so here I am! I am ready to listen!
I absolutely love your ability to present all of your topics with such grace. This video is a beautiful example, Thank you so much for this video.
Thank you!
Just found your videos they are very interesting. Can't wait to watch them all.
that is a very well told story. well done. it kept me till the end and that means something these days with all them apps!
After Graham told us about you I couldn’t wait to see your video!❤
OMG! Awesome job of telling this story!!!
A bit of a nail biter I say! lol 😆
😳😱
Say Hello to Craigie boy from this Kraigie boy! 👍🏼🙌🏼
I first heard of saw new bean when I was a hound las and was seriously into all things gory. I’m now an old wummin but still into all things gory. Talking of what, naive to see the rare Cragie boy. Indeed a native of the Shire.
It’s also brilliant to hear another of the Parker Bros. They even sound alike and fingers crossed that your channel is as successful a your brothers. ❤️
Hear,hear!