What a beautiful day to raise this miraculous peace (piece)of history! We all all honoured to be a part of such a spectacular event! Thank you for doing this video for all to see and share many Thanks to the artists who carved such a beautiful part of history for all to take the pleasure to enjoy! Just breathtaking! ❤️🙏❤️ I am in awe…
Buckin, please pass on to your First Nation friends that I feel honored and privileged to be able to see the raising of that marvelous work of spiritual art. Thank you, and bless.
There is nothing marvelous about idols of demons and devils - and certainly no reason to feel honored and privileged to see this ugly thing. The sooner you come to your senses and realise this, the better.
My best friend was half Native and I grew up doing re-enactments with my family and had the privileged of living in the bush with the Natives, them teaching me how to hunt etc. Now that was 20 years ago and I still remember almost all of it. Eg. Heel-towing in moccasins so the other wildlife would think you're on four legs... just some of the coolest stuff ever. Love it, keep it up man.
I have always loved the Native American Indian , they have such a Special way of Communication , in the way they express their love on all the Land's from Canada all the way to as far as Mexico , that is as far as i have known of their existance on the American Continent .. I am an Englishman by Birth , but have lived most of my life here in Australia , so I only know this Continent .. i do like the way that the American Natives hold concerts in different areas of the country , just to show how diverse their culture is , & what they had to go through to get to where they are now ... thank you for sharing this Great part of your life & that of the Totem carver's of your area ...
That’s one of the most impressive things I have ever seen. Your First Nation Friends have quite the talent and to still carry on their heritage means everything. Thanks for sharing
This was really cool Buckin ! I am a MILLWRIGHT and do alot of rigging and enjoyed the spiritual side of this project as well ! Thanks for sharing and can't wait for the world to heal so we can get back to Indiana for another Buckinstock ! Peace everyone !
Billy, this is what I look for in the news and NEVER see it. Instead we hear about some Hollywood couples splitting up or some singer who is now broke or some athlete who is broke. This is GOOD stuff so anytime you can share it, keep doing good deeds like this and always share it. Thank YOU.
Got busy and haven't checked out the videos for quite a while but I'm glad I saw these. It's a beautiful thing to be a witness to a great work of art being installed.
Wow, just wow... Thankyou for bringing this beautiful, cultural event to us. In Australia it's not possible to see this. It's awesome and vital to understand our 1st peoples. Thankyou Buckin', honoured to watch this with you. :)
90 ton Link-Belt to make the lift. Great job to the operator and riggers! As a crane operator myself, I would have thoroughly enjoyed making this lift. What an honor. We so often make historic jobs possible and never get acknowledged. Thank you man for sharing this with us. God bless!
Feeling so happy watching this video . Every 1 should make a totem pole .i made 1 from an old telegraph pole .then this totem pole means so much .we love the true warriors peace
was just watching the video of you cutting the base of this bad boy and i was hoping there was footage of the raising so started digging and there it was! thank you so much for making it out to film it. god bless you mr billy ray
That totem is completely insane! I can only imagine the feeling that Noel gets when he looks at his creation standing in its home. Great job representing the Buckin army out there. Peace
Nice. I used to live in Sitka Alaska. Some wonderful craftsmen from the local Tlinget tribe built and carved a huge totem from a yellow cedar. Several tour ships were in port and the newspaper said the totem would be raised at a certain time....when the hoards of rude folks arrived to see it go up, it was already up! The elders said, oh...we raised it on Indian time, not white time. : ) Beautiful.
We hung out with a bunch of locals in giant fish nets put up high in the trees over a huge cliff by one of the fishing lodges all night then went fishing happened to be the worst day of ruff sea during the trip my brother and I ended up tied off so we wouldn’t go over board while we chummed the fish the capt and are dad were laughing at us the entire time from inside cabin nice and dry and warm.
This friggen video had me in tears. To say I could feel the spirit is an understatement!!! And as for you Buckin,,, may God stay with you.. It looks like you are doing Gods work so well you will be around a long time... Best...
Tradition is so important, it is just so heart warming to see these traditions passed down through Noels family. Also, your friend is a great artist, the totem is beautiful testament to working with one’s hands. We need more people like Noel. May the totem stand forever.
Noel Did Some Very Very Impressive Work ! Now It's Standing Proudly For All To Marvel At ! Thanks For This B.R. Hi New Subs & Hay Blues ! Prayers For Bo Bo & Family ! ATB T God Bless
EVERY SINGLE MOMENT OF THIS VIDEO WAS INCREDIBLE. THANK YOU FOR SHARING. I SAW A MUCH SMALLER TOTEM BEING INSTALLED ON A JOB SITE I WAS WORKING ON. IT WAS ON SIMS LAKE IN NORTHWESTERN WISC. THE CARVER WAS UNFORTUNETLY MURDERED BY HIS WIFE DAYS LATER SO IT WAS HIS LAST CARVING. IT WAS REALLY COOL.
Thank you so much Noel and family and Buckin for sharing this with us. Beautiful, Majestic and Amazing work. I am truly grateful for the opportunity to see this!! Awesome crane operators too! Love ya Buckin! Love ya Army! ✌❤
Hey Buckin' this was a great video. Thank you for sharing this special moment. I missed the date but I got to see it thanks to you. The artist did a great job with the Totem pole, that's a monumental size.
Amazing / that was awesume buckin ty / im a mikmaq indian from cape breton nova scotia and i love see my indian brothers n sisters doing stuff like that for the Communitys they live in / thanks buckin ur awesume love the videos
Love the native art work that took a lot of hard work and time and thought to be able to create this!!! Beautiful just how it fits in with the colors of the leaves in the park
I have a western Red Cedar ( Giant Arborvitae ) shingle that has 438 growth rings in about one foot in width and after I counted how many and how tight the growth is, I've kept it as a sample. These trees are so large that the thin growth rings are still putting a tremendous amount of wood on the tree each year, because it may be like covering a football field or at least a large yard with several sheets of paper, and that growth is covering a large diameter and height plus all the branches.
What a magnificent, powerful piece. Thanks so much for taking us with you to witness this. Your documentation of this really did the piece and its creator a huge service.
I am half native/white and I have friends from all races and we show so much love and joke around just like that! Ppl who pull race cards and try to make things politically correct are racist and don’t have love in their heart to begin with… just my opinion… beautiful art work and an amazing moment in history! Thanks for sharing ✊🏽
I just want to thank you Billy..as guy from Kamloops that's not really into axes or saws by any means. But I'm starting to want to dig a lil deeper in I find myself really liking what see with you husky 392s. I have a small saw(craftsman idk what) but want 1 big one for when I don't feel like walking around the tree lol. So again thanks for inspiring me to spend a little money on something a bit better than some of my other habits hahahaha
Absolutely incredible and beautiful work of art and spirit! Noel you are quite the craftsman and artist, your community is a special place and your family is blessed by your heart and hands.... Glory to the creator for such a thing as this special totem. Thank you Billy for taking us along for the ride. God bless you all.
Awesome opportunity for all of us! Thank you so much for sharing. I live in an area not far from a large reserve. But I'm among a Metis community. The power of the Pow Wow my first time, just brought me to tears from the Spirit of the people. Each part of the Ceremony was explained and honoured. Wow, the things I continue to learn from these people is inspiring.
Love the traditions. Love being part of this. Without buckin and this channel most of us wouldn’t have even known about this. This is awesome to be a part of. Thank you buckin. ❤️🪓🪚🌲
Thank you for bringing us along for this special moment in time watching that pole being raised for all to view for who knows how long. I live in New England in a town that has a meeting house that was built in 1732. The meeting house was made in days when equipment was not known to exist. Yet when it was made the trees were used for the framing were traced back to the 1600s. Other trees were used from a local mountain to trace the age of the meeting house beams. I appreciate the love for the wood used to make a building that is still used as a house of worship today still.
Ausom simply Ausom. Every city in the world should have a totem. To pay aumage to the native people. Oustanding job covering this buckin , Noel Brown thank you for sharing . You Honor all of us with your craftmanship, and sprit. LOVE WINS .
Noel thank you for giving us a glimpse into your life love and culture. You have my utmost respect and the totem is exactly what every man and woman need. Bless you my friend. Thank you buckin for sharing this beautiful event with us. I feel truly blessed. I think everyone needs there own totem of some kind that brings his or her family and there traditions alive. God bless and everyone be kind and I love this army. 🌲🌲🌲❤️❤️❤️
Now that's just truly majestical!!!! I live amongst our native Coushatta tribe in southwest Louisiana. It has always been a pleasure to go to the reservation and see how they keep the old ways and traditions alive!!!!
I sure was hoping you would show this event it was incredible you did an incredible job of presenting it thank you for that see you on your next adventure
Buckin you don't sound goofy or silly at all. I get it completely I can feel it even through the medium of video. So glad I could share in the experience in that way! 😊
I hope they finished up with Watco on the totem 👍 Buckin! 😉 . That's an amazing creation! Imagine when that would've been men on ropes pulling one upright.
A rare event that we wouldn't have seen without you Billie Ray. Thank you for sharing this! 👍 😃
What a beautiful day to raise this miraculous peace (piece)of history! We all all honoured to be a part of such a spectacular event! Thank you for doing this video for all to see and share many Thanks to the artists who carved such a beautiful part of history for all to take the pleasure to enjoy! Just breathtaking!
❤️🙏❤️ I am in awe…
tin man liked it to ., this speaks of your characters,,,, love
Buckin, please pass on to your First Nation friends that I feel honored and privileged to be able to see the raising of that marvelous work of spiritual art. Thank you, and bless.
There is nothing marvelous about idols of demons and devils - and certainly no reason to feel honored and privileged to see this ugly thing. The sooner you come to your senses and realise this, the better.
@@larskullberg7292 Keep it to yourself, Lars.
@@iPig Why would I keep the Truth to myself ?
@@larskullberg7292 12/10 cringelord. Find a better hobby, you unlikeable nobody.
I had to come watch the TOTEM POLE stand up after watching you trim the base... much love ❤️ and respect 🙏 brothers n sisters...
My best friend was half Native and I grew up doing re-enactments with my family and had the privileged of living in the bush with the Natives, them teaching me how to hunt etc. Now that was 20 years ago and I still remember almost all of it. Eg. Heel-towing in moccasins so the other wildlife would think you're on four legs... just some of the coolest stuff ever. Love it, keep it up man.
Thanks for sharing, great cut with the Mac , nice to see the history and tradition, still going strong , warms your heart 👍
I have always loved the Native American Indian , they have such a Special way of Communication , in the way they express their love on all the Land's from Canada all the way to as far as Mexico , that is as far as i have known of their existance on the American Continent ..
I am an Englishman by Birth , but have lived most of my life here in Australia , so I only know this Continent ..
i do like the way that the American Natives hold concerts in different areas of the country , just to show how diverse their culture is , & what they had to go through to get to where they are now ...
thank you for sharing this Great part of your life & that of the Totem carver's of your area ...
That’s one of the most impressive things I have ever seen. Your First Nation Friends have quite the talent and to still carry on their heritage means everything. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing that. It was so spiritually moving. I love totem poles. My grandmother was indian and I truly love the traditions.
Thanks for sharing!!
This was really cool Buckin ! I am a MILLWRIGHT and do alot of rigging and enjoyed the spiritual side of this project as well ! Thanks for sharing and can't wait for the world to heal so we can get back to Indiana for another Buckinstock ! Peace everyone !
exactly
Noel takes inspiration from nature.
This public display of indigenous art gives Nanaimo a sacred place in my heart.
Now thisI believe is what God intended these magnificent trees to be used for! Totally awesome!
Your friend is so talented. Thanks for sharing this occasion with us. It’s so beautiful.🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾✝️👍🏾✊🏾🇺🇸
Billy, this is what I look for in the news and NEVER see it. Instead we hear about some Hollywood couples splitting up or some singer who is now broke or some athlete who is broke. This is GOOD stuff so anytime you can share it, keep doing good deeds like this and always share it. Thank YOU.
Got busy and haven't checked out the videos for quite a while but I'm glad I saw these. It's a beautiful thing to be a witness to a great work of art being installed.
I watched it before, just as humbling as it was when you shot it thanks again!
Wow, just wow... Thankyou for bringing this beautiful, cultural event to us. In Australia it's not possible to see this. It's awesome and vital to understand our 1st peoples. Thankyou Buckin', honoured to watch this with you. :)
Your framed shots of the totem eagle surrounded by the fall tress were breathtaking! Thanks again.
90 ton Link-Belt to make the lift. Great job to the operator and riggers! As a crane operator myself, I would have thoroughly enjoyed making this lift. What an honor. We so often make historic jobs possible and never get acknowledged. Thank you man for sharing this with us. God bless!
Hideki is very impressed with the wonderful work.
Thank You for bringing this beautiful tribute to the Spirit that the Native people have.
Feeling so happy watching this video . Every 1 should make a totem pole .i made 1 from an old telegraph pole .then this totem pole means so much .we love the true warriors peace
History being made, Epic! Love you Billy!👍
Hope the Totem stands for a thousand years!
Long live Noel Brown!
Thx ol’ Boy
An amazing event thank you for sharing with us.
I'm honored you let us tag along on this special day.
was just watching the video of you cutting the base of this bad boy and i was hoping there was footage of the raising so started digging and there it was! thank you so much for making it out to film it. god bless you mr billy ray
That totem is beautiful.They should be very happy with their amazing and impressive artwork!
That totem is completely insane! I can only imagine the feeling that Noel gets when he looks at his creation standing in its home. Great job representing the Buckin army out there. Peace
Like many others, I'm glad I saw this, great camera work William Raymond 👍🇨🇦🇺🇲
Love it! Would be neat to see the stump and its surroundings. Thanks for sharing this great moment
So beautiful, a work of art that will last for centuries more. Thanks for capturing this special moment in time Billy !
Nice. I used to live in Sitka Alaska. Some wonderful craftsmen from the local Tlinget tribe built and carved a huge totem from a yellow cedar. Several tour ships were in port and the newspaper said the totem would be raised at a certain time....when the hoards of rude folks arrived to see it go up, it was already up! The elders said, oh...we raised it on Indian time, not white time. : ) Beautiful.
Some good fishing around Sitka cheers
We hung out with a bunch of locals in giant fish nets put up high in the trees over a huge cliff by one of the fishing lodges all night then went fishing happened to be the worst day of ruff sea during the trip my brother and I ended up tied off so we wouldn’t go over board while we chummed the fish the capt and are dad were laughing at us the entire time from inside cabin nice and dry and warm.
@@caseG80 Sitka makes a person feel like they are really good at fishing...
@@caseG80 I worked aboard the F/V Verna C. We caught 660,000 pounds of salmon in one season. Seining.
That was very special. Thank You for sharing it with us !
This friggen video had me in tears. To say I could feel the spirit is an understatement!!! And as for you Buckin,,, may God stay with you.. It looks like you are doing Gods work so well you will be around a long time... Best...
Respect! And Appreciation for sure!!!!
Wowpow!! Frik'n LOVE it to the HEART!!!
Your a rare breed my brother!!
Tradition is so important, it is just so heart warming to see these traditions passed down through Noels family. Also, your friend is a great artist, the totem is beautiful testament to working with one’s hands. We need more people like Noel. May the totem stand forever.
Matthew Ward
There is nothing beautiful about idols of demons and devils - never has been and will never be. And you should be old enough to know it.
Noel Did Some Very Very Impressive Work ! Now It's Standing Proudly For All To Marvel At ! Thanks For This B.R. Hi New Subs & Hay Blues ! Prayers For Bo Bo & Family ! ATB T God Bless
EVERY SINGLE MOMENT OF THIS VIDEO WAS INCREDIBLE. THANK YOU FOR SHARING. I SAW A MUCH SMALLER TOTEM BEING INSTALLED ON A JOB SITE I WAS WORKING ON. IT WAS ON SIMS LAKE IN NORTHWESTERN WISC. THE CARVER WAS UNFORTUNETLY MURDERED BY HIS WIFE DAYS LATER SO IT WAS HIS LAST CARVING. IT WAS REALLY COOL.
Wow that was awesome. BBR thanks so much for sharing . So special to see. Thanks 👍✊
Majestic cheers from OZ.
Respect 🙏🏽 . Thank you for that experience, blessings to all. Beautiful work.
That really is amazing, I hope to see it next spring
Buckin, that was SO COOL...Thank you and Noel for taking us on this ride and seeing the Sacred Totem Pole Rise to Glory...
I miss the coastal art so much! Noel’s a infectious spirit! Love it!!!!
Beautiful piece there hey!!!we appreciate you taking us along!!!💚💚💚🌳🌳🌳
Thank you so much Noel and family and Buckin for sharing this with us. Beautiful, Majestic and Amazing work. I am truly grateful for the opportunity to see this!! Awesome crane operators too! Love ya Buckin! Love ya Army! ✌❤
What fun mate a proper day just PROPER.Thanks for this billie and noal even the sun played fare
Really cool looks good with the trees around it
Congratulations Noel, well done Billy, unbelievable, wow.
"Peace ,Love and Powersaws" should be your next t-shirt.... (I'd buy one..)
Thanks for showing us this big dog!! Love you buddy ✊
Thank you for your awareness of our heritage. The indigenous peoples have been here for tens of thousands of years. Always protecting our environment
Always thanking Mother Nature. Where it begins and ends.
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing this time with us!!
Hey Buckin' this was a great video. Thank you for sharing this special moment. I missed the date but I got to see it thanks to you. The artist did a great job with the Totem pole, that's a monumental size.
Cool video Buckin, it is really interesting to see how they put up that totem pole. Nice piece of art
Beautiful in every way.
Wow! thanks for sharing this buckin
Thank's Buckin, Looking good!!!
Amazing Buckin Thanks for sharing.
what an incredible monument
so beautiful
thanks for sharing ;D
Amazing / that was awesume buckin ty / im a mikmaq indian from cape breton nova scotia and i love see my indian brothers n sisters doing stuff like that for the Communitys they live in / thanks buckin ur awesume love the videos
What a great experience
Love the native art work that took a lot of hard work and time and thought to be able to create this!!! Beautiful just how it fits in with the colors of the leaves in the park
Great People and Great Family!
Love the heart and soul, love the community, love the song I learn a lot from you so glad you share it with it us. Thank you
Your best video and very moving and emotional. what a great work of art.
I have a western Red Cedar ( Giant Arborvitae ) shingle that has 438 growth rings in about one foot in width and after I counted how many and how tight the growth is, I've kept it as a sample.
These trees are so large that the thin growth rings are still putting a tremendous amount of wood on the tree each year, because it may be like covering a football field or at least a large yard with several sheets of paper, and that growth is covering a large diameter and height plus all the branches.
What a magnificent, powerful piece. Thanks so much for taking us with you to witness this. Your documentation of this really did the piece and its creator a huge service.
you’re a sweet guy buckin keep doing what you do. love makes the world a great place.
I am half native/white and I have friends from all races and we show so much love and joke around just like that! Ppl who pull race cards and try to make things politically correct are racist and don’t have love in their heart to begin with… just my opinion… beautiful art work and an amazing moment in history! Thanks for sharing ✊🏽
WOW!!!! Thanks to you Buckin. Seeing that all the way down here in Gisborne New Zealand is vey uplifting.What a beautiful piece of Wood. My word.
I just want to thank you Billy..as guy from Kamloops that's not really into axes or saws by any means. But I'm starting to want to dig a lil deeper in I find myself really liking what see with you husky 392s. I have a small saw(craftsman idk what) but want 1 big one for when I don't feel like walking around the tree lol. So again thanks for inspiring me to spend a little money on something a bit better than some of my other habits hahahaha
Be silly be crazy be kind but most of all be yourself character shines thru and you have character
Nice documentation of a momentous occasion - it was great to meet you (this is Sean, the photographer at the event) Subscribed, buddy, you're cool. =)
Welcome!
Glad you are enjoying the Buckin Billy Ray experience!
Be Kind Friend!!!
💚🌲💚🌲💚🌲
Awesome job of inverting the totem to a vertical position.
Awesome.
I love artist who follow their passion created in the heart.
So great to see something like this completed.
Nothing short of spectacular. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely incredible and beautiful work of art and spirit!
Noel you are quite the craftsman and artist, your community is a special place and your family is blessed by your heart and hands....
Glory to the creator for such a thing as this special totem.
Thank you Billy for taking us along for the ride.
God bless you all.
Can't wait to come back and see it standing. Looks great. Thanks for the video!
Awesome opportunity for all of us! Thank you so much for sharing. I live in an area not far from a large reserve. But I'm among a Metis community. The power of the Pow Wow my first time, just brought me to tears from the Spirit of the people. Each part of the Ceremony was explained and honoured. Wow, the things I continue to learn from these people is inspiring.
Love the traditions. Love being part of this. Without buckin and this channel most of us wouldn’t have even known about this. This is awesome to be a part of. Thank you buckin. ❤️🪓🪚🌲
Thank you for bringing us along for this special moment in time watching that pole being raised for all to view for who knows how long. I live in New England in a town that has a meeting house that was built in 1732. The meeting house was made in days when equipment was not known to exist. Yet when it was made the trees were used for the framing were traced back to the 1600s. Other trees were used from a local mountain to trace the age of the meeting house beams. I appreciate the love for the wood used to make a building that is still used as a house of worship today still.
Great job Noel.
Ausom simply Ausom. Every city in the world should have a totem. To pay aumage to the native people. Oustanding job covering this buckin , Noel Brown thank you for sharing . You Honor all of us with your craftmanship, and sprit. LOVE WINS .
G'day Buckin, We're all part something, part of you loves trees and the other part loves to cut them down 😜👍.
i know ,, wierd rite love ya ishman
This was truly awesome!
AWESOME THANKS BILLY FOR TAKING US ALONG
Noel thank you for giving us a glimpse into your life love and culture. You have my utmost respect and the totem is exactly what every man and woman need. Bless you my friend. Thank you buckin for sharing this beautiful event with us. I feel truly blessed. I think everyone needs there own totem of some kind that brings his or her family and there traditions alive. God bless and everyone be kind and I love this army. 🌲🌲🌲❤️❤️❤️
It's a privilege to be given a glimpse into all of this, thanks Buckin, and everyone else, ty.
can only try to imagine what noel and his family felt to see that setting there
Now that's just truly majestical!!!! I live amongst our native Coushatta tribe in southwest Louisiana. It has always been a pleasure to go to the reservation and see how they keep the old ways and traditions alive!!!!
What a treat.. The native are some really good people. Thanks for taking us along Billy !
I sure was hoping you would show this event it was incredible you did an incredible job of presenting it thank you for that see you on your next adventure
Pretty special moment bucking....
indeed
Beautiful, beautiful; Brings a tear to this old Alabama native. Thanks for letting us see it.
Seeing the amazing eagle against the clouds made me cry!
Awesome video Brother as a Choctaw Indian I love Native History and art and artifacts....
Buckin you don't sound goofy or silly at all. I get it completely I can feel it even through the medium of video. So glad I could share in the experience in that way! 😊
Watching the raising of the totem was very refreshing. It was like watching the soul of the people healing. So cool.💪
I hope they finished up with Watco on the totem 👍 Buckin! 😉 . That's an amazing creation! Imagine when that would've been men on ropes pulling one upright.