Old Yellow Top: The Bigfoot of Northern Ontario, Canada
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2024
- In this video, we take a look at traditional Cree and Ojibwa tales of wild giants set in the wilderness of the Canadian Shield, and in a string of sightings of a very peculiar yellow-headed wildman in the bush outside Cobalt, Ontario, whom local legend has christened “Old Yellow Top”.
0:00:00 - The Canadian Shield
0:02:34 - The Fat Boy and the Giants With No Hearts
0:06:13 - Mistapewak
0:07:02 - Wild Man of the Woods
0:08:00 - Hairy Hearts
0:08:43 - Cobalt, Ontario
0:10:12 - 1906 Sighting
0:11:06 - 1923 Sighting
0:12:35 - 1946 Sighting
0:14:09 - 1970 Sighting
0:16:27 - Marked Hominids
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i know a couple of people who encountered old yellowtop around cobalt in the 1970s and 80s.
The legend returns!
Canadian lore is gold, keep up the amazing work!!
Cryptozoology and "legends" aside, this is a great channel to learn more about Canadian history.
and folklore
@@MustangWriter Definitely.
You can learn a lot about a culture by their boogeymen.
I never thought about it that way 🤔👍🏻
what does the giants with removable hearts as bogeymen say to you?
@@john-ic5pz I'm not smart enough to figure that one out. But an example of boogeymen reflecting the culture they came from is how in American slasher movies, the prey is usually teenagers engaging in risky behavior like binge drinking, drugs, and casual intercourse. It's an expression of how we know that these behaviors are self-destructive. Even if they're common. Japan has a culture of strict adherence to rules. A lot of their boogeymen put a curse on people who break them. Like trespassing in a haunted building and being marked for death by evil spirits. It might be over-analyzing, but I think there's a connection and I'm not alone.
I can't say how good it is to see you back home with your treasure, settling in and back to your accustomed place by the fire...
Nice to see you back.
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Glad to see you back! Always love hearing stories of what has dwelled in the dark and lonely places throughout time.
Odd specification that the youth who killed the giants was fat.
He got REALLY tired of being bullied…
Agreed! Wonderful to see you back, Hammerson! Keep up the amazing work!
As always, excellent presentation! Your use of Google Earth to show sighting locations is really helpful for those of us who are "mapheads".
It is important to keep the knowledge of indigenous peoples alive. They had no books but told great stories. Your work is much appreciated!
The legend!!!
Is back! I love this channel too.
irish/Ojibwe family here!
we know sabe well (teaches Honesty)
and we know of yellow top
Thank you Hammerson!
Btw I rescued two copies of the Nahanni books, by Dick Turner. One at a dump swap shed on the way to be lost forever in recycling, and the other at a garage sale. I'm grateful that this channel exists, or I wouldn't have known about the treasure I could have walked past. ❤
He's BACK!!!
Thanks for the new content Hammerson Peters. Even as an American I notice strong geographical differences and culture in eastern and western Canada. The mountain men type lifestyle of the west verses the lush forest of the east. I’ve been to upstate New York and I imagine it’s similar to Ontario and Quebec. Broadleaf maples, white pines, birches and oaks. Western Canada is rocky and dry and has coniferous woods.
One of the best channels on yt
Your return is an unexpected holiday treat. Thank you Sir.
Thank you for preserving the art of North American storytelling.
I love these kinds of stories! It's so nice to hear some new ones.
As someone whom was more than a little pudgy as a boy, and having grown up around rather badass older family members, I can empathize with the young warriors desire to prove himself.
And as someone whom adores his family (and whom would gladly take any great risk to defend them) I could easily see myself stepping up beaide him.
Another amazing video. Keep up the fantastic work.
I moved to British Columbia two years ago, I have lived in native reserves all across Canada but the stories and history here are definitely the most interesting, and I'm particularly interested in the theories that these wild man stories were based on Neanderthals that used to live here, and I've visited alot of the places where those stories come from
He's back !!
He is Back!! Best voice ever!!😀😀😀😀
Good stuff!
welcome back bud! edit: dang, r@ped by a giant, thats rough.
More Hammerson!! Awesome!
HP is a National treasure!
Great video, Hammerson! My parents lived in Vermilion Bay for decades and I drove by the giant wildman statue daily every summer. Looking forward to reading the new book!
I am so glad to see you back...
The legend has returned!
The triumphant return of HP
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Happy to see you back. Hope all is well!
I'm happy to see you are back!!! You were missed.
entertaining video.
thank you.
Keep ‘‘em coming
Love your channel! Thanks for all you do.
I'm so glad to see you back!
O wow thank you brother much respect coming from northern California.
Great stories HP.... Glad to have you back!
Thank you. Always love to listen.
I wish I loved up there. I'm in the concrete jungle of northeast Illinois. So close yet so very far. God bless everyone and happy holidays.
Good to have you back, I hope your break went well. Thank you for another great video!
Great to listen, once again your work is so entertaining. ❤
Hi. hope you are well.. I've discovered your channel a couple of months ago.. I must say ,I find your videos completely engaging.. I'm originally from Newfoundland and lived and grew up in the Maritimes. I've had personal experiences with the paranormal as well as my immediate family..listening to the stories you tell about folklore and legends of yesterday has given me comfort knowing that others have experienced what I have..so a big thank you to you for sharing these stories with us as it makes me proud of being a Canadian and a Maritimer.. 😊
Thank you for keeping these old tales alive, Hammerson. Hope you and you family well over the Christmas period. Keep up the excellent work, look forward to hearing from you in the new year.
Thank you for what you do. I dearly love your work. You honestly have one of the best channels on UA-cam. Some of the videosvyou have made i have watched dozenscof times as they are so interesting. Thank you firvwhat your doing. It means more to some of us then you know. Especially in these times its nice to sit back and get lost in the stories you tell. It keeps people sane lol. Thanks again
Such a good job of telling stories.thanks👍
I’m delighted to see that your latest book has been published and I shall be purchasing a copy in audiobook format later today. Thank you for your continued excellent work in bringing these stories and histories to the wider world. Best wishes and seasons greetings to you Hammerson and your family from England 🏴🇨🇦
Finally....... thank you Hammerson. Have very much missed your work lately. Hope you are here to stay again.
Love these stories...great job..as usual...
Thank you Hammerson! That is a great come back.
Made my day seeing you back with a new video!
Another great video, Hammerson, thank you.
Welcome back.
Watching from Kauai in the USA and always looking forward to your videos.
Keep up the good work⚡
Back in the saddle eh brother. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!! Thank you for another great video.
Great to have a new video from you Hammerson!
It's interesting that the First Nations people have a tradition of giants that keep their hearts outside their bodies. The Norse had a story called The Giant With No Heart In His Body. It's about a prince who defeats a giant by finding his heart and destroying it.
Very interesting!
The Russian figure Koshei the Deathless also kept his heart outside his body--and hidden in almost ridiculously complex manner.
Hey Hammerson! Amazing job as always my friend. Do you have any tales of New Brunswick Mysteries or folklore? We travel to the Bathurst region every year on a long road trip from Ontario and I would love to hear any stories you may have from New Brunswick! Going to be purchasing your book here in a few minutes. This is one of my favorite things to listen to while I paint. Thanks again for your amazing content!
Thank you! I haven’t made any New Brunswick stories yet, although I came across an excellent source which will come in handy when I do. Unfortunately, I don’t yet have any footage of the stories’ settings.
hes back ladies n gentlemen!!!!
Amazing channel. I told my friend about your channel, he is a highschool history teacher. He plays your videos for his students on Fridays and then they all have a conversation about it. He said every one of his students show up on Fridays for these sessions. Thank you for making historic content interesting, especially for our youth. We need more historans like you, wonderful job!
Wow, that's very cool! Thank you for letting me know, and for the kind words.
i'm so happy that you are back. just clicked mysteries 4 and listened to it in 2 days (which is dang quick for me) and started re-listening to vol. 1. your stuff is important.
A comment to help with the algorithm 😊
a reply to do the same!
As always, great job, Hamerson, I’m stopping today to pick up your new book
What a gifted, storyteller and thank you for sharing Canadian content
Glad to see you're back and am looking forward to more. Cheers
Woo! A new video! It's just what i needed after a long, tiring day. Thank you so much for all the work you put in to your videos, my friend. 😊
I appreciate the photos you use, the research, presentation, and clearly the time and effort you have put into this to bring us such a fascinating history and legends of Canada. Also, your voice is perfect for this.
So happy to see a new video from you, just in time for the holidays. Thank you for your tireless efforts to bring our canuck history to light. Really love your videos. Keep up the good work. Blessings of love, joy, peace and fine health to you and your loved ones. P.S. great photos of Green and Dahinden. My first book on sasquatch was by them. My second book was by Ron morehead. Really piqued my interest in sasquatch and giants.
The man is back!
Good to hear you hammerson bro😉merry Christmas and a prosperous new year to you and your people dude,all the best from Liverpool England 😉🎄
Good to
See you back
magnificent channel supreme
HAMMER TIME
Vermillion bay bigfoot!! As a child that would be often be a point of pulling over. Haven't seen that face in years.
Glad your back
You're back! What a pleasant surprise
still in the game ...
Im happy you can still make vids
Good to have you back dude 😎
Glad to see you back man’ 🙏💪😁
Being American, I'm so detached from Canadian politics. That said, I think it's funny but I also totally get wanting western and eastern Canada to be seperate nations.
Its mostly Alberta, they have cowboy hats and want to be Americans.
@@dAeveFellows Many of the people of Alberta are Americans or had parents or grandparents that were Americans. Southern Alberta has Mormon towns that were settled during the turn of the 20th century. Calgary has the largest civilian American population of any city in the world outside the USA.
So glad to see your videos back - great story as always.
Good to see you back yo. Props from Floriduh. :D
Merry Christmas to you, Hammerson.
Glad you're back! 🍻🍻
Hammerson I Wish You and your Family Merry Christmas , great video, and Thank You for securing Gary'so files and paper excellent job saving history. Thanks Again.🎄🎁👍
I used to really be into this. I think I have an older print of your book. Plus others.
Anyone that’s spent time in the deep woods hunting or working knows it’s absolutely possible things could and are there that most wouldn’t believe. They’re fleeting. I used to say to my wife things I’ve seen. Not like this but wildlife and add And that’s why there’s no picture of Bigfoot. But over the years as we’ve shared nature even just driving she’s seen how there is no time to record even if you’re prepared. You’re so surprised. And it happens so quickly you’re caught up in the seeing and watching to react.
Completely agree! I seen things that can’t be explained and are not believed. I’ve learned to not speak to anyone about them. It really makes you question reality.
Thank you ✅
Excellent thanks
My husband just asked about you!
Best channel!
Another excellent video!
welcome back!
welcome back😊
Totally awesome
Yay glad to see you back man! Your my favorite UA-camr. Get get enough of this stuff lol
Cool share Hammerson..! 😎❤
WELCOME BACK WELCOME BACK WELCOME BACK
Hit that like button and leave a comment 😊
indeed! got to keep that algorithm well fed
@@ShirleeKnott agreed it will help him determine to make more or less videos for us.🎉
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I hope the donations helped rock on Peters :P
I remember when I was a teenager on a then quiet secluded lake between North Bay and Tagami. . Dad, older brother and I did a drift with the current, a fishing strategy. Dead silence. Bam! Splash sploosh ! We all jumped in unison turning to the sound and nothing.
Just the ripples....
I've seen female moose in that same exact drift years later come charging into the water to cross, and then turn away at the sight of it. Dad is 65. He still doesn't understand wtf happened
A new sub/bell/like in Southeast Ontario, Canada. Merry Christmas, take care...