Alone Overnight in a Traditional Navajo Hogan (Mud Hut)
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2024
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As a Navajo, I/my family had that same stove before, while living in a female hóóghan.
To quickly cook on that stove, you see the door/opening for it? There is a base/flat plate in front of the opening that forms a shallow bowl. What you do is bring out the red hot coals onto that base and evenly spread it out. Then you'd place your pot/pan/bowl/etc to cook/boil your food/water faster.
I am a Navajo who was born and raised on my homeland Navajo reservation. Kudos to you for experiencing what it is to live in a hogan (prounounced Ho'gone' ) translated to english it means "house" "home". We would have been watching you at 27:26 laughing at the funny acting "white guy" wondering what on earth is he doing?
You would say that don't worry he won't respond to you hes to good for u
From ages 6-9, my father ran the trading post in Nazlini, outside of Ganado. We were the only white family for many miles. I learned a lot about the Navajo culture that stick with me today. This was back in the late 70’s, basically no technology. Wild times.
@spartanswerve7575 he won't respond don't bother mf couldn't even answer if he was in Arizona
It's OK we laugh at the funny brown people... ya not cool huh.
@@spartanswerve7575 I'm born and raised in Nazlini but i come from a little place up north called Flatrock. My late paternal grandmother my father mother name was Grace Descheenie and her husband was Hosteen GreySinger or Singer from Flatrock
To cook on the wood stove, you close the door and close the dampers on the front. It'll keep the heat in when the fire is going good. You can leave the damper a tiny bit open to heat up fast but otherwise keep it closed so the wood lasts longer and it doesn't get too hot. I'll send you an invoice. You're welcome.
If he wanted more heat on the pan he could remove the cooking ring that he’s cooking next too that’s on top of the stove also
Ryan you're City City ❤😅
i love when non natives go out of their way to experience and learn about our culture even if its not all the tribes its at least one, i hope you get to experience more tribes culture in future videos ryan!
Oh wow. That gets a huge thank you from me, not having ever seen any Native American culture up close like that. Thank you, Ryan. Plus, your stew looked so delicious.
Thank you to the people that allows others to experience this traditional home.
I don’t know what’s wrong with me but just watching you sit with your back to that door makes me anxious
Same lol
Nah bruh I don't like it either I'm paranoid
Agreed
My father always taught me to face towards an entrance for security.
@@rorygalusha5549 he’s a smart man
I live on the Navajo Nation and it it the most beautiful place I have ever been...❤ I love the navajo people and I love there culture and traditions...oh and the fry bread and the language...I'm really going to miss this place when I move this summer 😢
So first, the fact that you take the time to put whatever Celsius would be for your viewers is amazing. You truly care and take your time to hit every target audience, that’s why you’re rising to the top so quick!
Secondly,
You didn’t want to show us the “pit” of the toilet but I know for sure because I’m the same way. The “fear of loss” made you want to “go to the bathroom” so quick after that bit. lol
Keep pushing Ryan! It’s only up from here! The rest of the 150k+ subscribers agree!
Now a days you can get AI software to translate to different languages in your own voice.
Buddy has over 400k subscribers 😂🎉
@@Corporalforkhe’s going to hit a million in no time, I genuinely think this is the best/authentic camping channel on UA-cam!
For me as a german it helped a lot :D
what u mean by not showing the toilet pit , he's someone with fear of loss mentality person... i didnt understood that
You're saying Hogan like Hulk Hogan. Hogan in Navajo is pronounced Ho' gone, but respect for staying in one and knowing there is a female and a male ho'gone.
It means "fish" in Lakhotiyápi.
My first wife is Hogone.
Thank you for this video, I've enjoyed it very much! The land and views are breathtaking ❤❤... Glad you made it safe throughout the entire night... 👍
Just sat down to relax after dinner and i get a notification about a new video from Ryan. I love when this happens 😂
One of the things that really impressed me when I moved to AZ was seeing the various weather cells off in a distance...even here in Mesa, I can be completely dry yet see rain storms a short distance away....your stew looked fantastic! Have you ever thought about opening up a small cafe and having what you have cooked on your trips being your menu? Take care!
Absolutely loved the woven blankets on the beds. Navajo traditional weaving is priceless! Great excursion Ryan! ❤
It's Pendleton blankets...machine woven
@@DonTso-td5ig your source? I image searched and couldn’t find a matching blanket.
Hey Ryan you left the outhouse door open for the snakes and scorpions to get in. 😂. Awesome video and thank you for another epic journey.
The Navajo blankets are beautiful.
Pendleton blankets
Being from the UK, i really do appreciate the temperature conversions as Fahrenheit means absolutely nothing to me and when you say "70 degrees" it would mean nothing. Little subtle touch you add but it makes the vids a lot more immersive. Keep it up brother
Same, I'm from 🇿🇦 I always have to pause and refer to Google when it comes to other Channels
Same here Canada eh!
Much respect Ryan! So good to others enjoying a piece of the Indigenous way of life!
just a tip for the stew, since i hate adding cornstarch too - putting some of those powdered, instant mashed potatoes in a little at a time works pretty well and doesn't ruin or distract from the flavor
Good tip thank u. Ima try that
Great video Ryan. The change of scenery is genius. Thanks again for another great video!
I like watching all of your videos. Your videos feel more real with normal camping vibes.
Awesome video! I never even hear of a Hogan before. Thanks for such entertaining content. Always excited to see your channel pop up on the feed. Can't wait for the next one. I'm sure there's a lot of that goes into the concept and creation of each video. It's very much appreciated.
Entry to Hogaan,. door faces east towards rising sun.
The glowing colors of your outdoor scene near the end were fabulous!
Cool bro I been watching since you first started, i grew up on 89 lol ... look forward too having you again, there's so much too see .. n do .. be safe out, there 🤝🏽
He said finally no clouds.... meanwhile it was cloudy 😂
Much respect for following native traditions and laws sir!
Best nights sleep I ever had when I slept in one on the Navajo reservation. Came with traditional diner and breakfast and was set up next to my host family’s trailer. The only items it had was blankets on the ground, a stove I didn’t have to use for heat and a wash basin. The doors always face north because that’s where the Navajo came from. A great people and the highest percentage of any ethnic group with US military service. American flags everywhere and I almost got to meet a Navajo code talker but he was a little under the weather that day. That was at a PowWow where I was invited to and natives promised they would not scalp the pale face.
Newly subscribed, thanks for checking out the homeland. Makes me want to take a trip back home (Dine´Nation). And yeah, we usually cook on the coals themselves just to keep from overheating while cooking, lol. Great video!
Ryan, kudos on skillfully managing various camera angles and capturing expansive scenes using the wide lens. Your editing skills are also exceptional!
To thicken any soup or stew or sauce I use mashed potato flakes. Try it. No fuss. No muss
Another Ryan video = my day gets instantly BETTER❤️ HANDS DOWN BEST Camping Channel On UA-cam!!!
I absolutely would love to stay there. How awesome for you to experience this! Happy travels.
Definitely got the feels watching this video, having lived in AZ for 20 years........driving across the Rez......watch out for cattle! Now I'm in South America.....living amongst indigenous peoples (Canari/Incan)
Fantastic vid, Ryan! It was a nice change to switch things up and stay somewhere else. I love the format of all your videos: very real, very relaxing and never boring. 😀👍
Looks like so much fun. What an unforgettable experience. Love your videos. Thank you.
Bro im so happy for you! Congrats on 400k subs ! People
Lets make it to 500k by end of march!
I love the music you play during the driving sequences!
Navajo traditional daily life is a wonderful blessing. 🦅
I miss the time I lived in a hogan for 1 whole summer (2 years ago). I absolutely loved every day & night. & Miss it so much! 😢
Sheepherding 🐑🐏every day & caring for the property was amazing & a learning humbling experience that I will cherish forever. 🥰
What a fantastic place to stay, thanks for taking us on the adventure! A little trick I learned during a cooking class I took at TrueNorth Health is that their chef likes to use brown rice flour to thicken soups & stews. It's also flavor neutral. Easy to find at Whole Foods, many grocery stores and online. (I'm not a fan of corn starch flour either).
1. Celery is so satisfying to cut
2. Rice pudding is delicious. Not enough people appreciate it.
3. Thank you for sharing this hogan experience. What a beautiful and cozy structure.
I like the Hogan! So nice of Shana to open them up so people can enjoy them and the culture. Man your stew looked so yummy🍲, really enjoyed this video thank you for sharing and taking us along😊.
I grew up living in one of those as a kid, it wasn’t for a long period of time but I remember hearing the snow and rain hitting the stove pipe at night. Couple years my parents built a house next to the hogan. Hogan is still there but it’s not safe to go inside.
Very cool! Loved that you are showing us so many interesting and beautiful places.
Working on getting on the road myself. Your videos are an inspiration brother!
This is a cool experience... Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for this video, we are so going to go stay there. Amazing!
Absolutely love your videos Ryan 😊
the first video of urs i just watched was the korean bbq video. ur content has a relaxing feel bro keep it up
That place is amazing thanks for sharing ❤❤
That was awesome. Really enjoyed it. Thanks.
Im an Arizonan, born and raised, mostly in Northern Arizona and Ill say, you're brave. I don't go on the rez, alone, at night.... i dont even drive thru there at night.
I too love watching your videos and look forward to seeing them every time they're uploaded! That said, what's going on with your other build? Secondly, why haven't you ever scheduled a trip to see a rocket launch because I for one would love to see that video!
Drink the majority of your water within the first 10hrs of waking up and try not to drink anything after 7pm. If you do just take small sips. That will prevent you from having to get up in the middle of the night.
I love living vicariously through you lmfao this looks so fun.
Thanks!
a new Ryan video! Way to make my Monday!
Fantastic adventure. You are so fortunate to be able to do this.
Love your content man, keep it up
Ryan this was a great video. This type of content is what sets your channel apart from the rest. I can see some of Mav’s influence in your videos. Well done.
I live in a town that boarder the Navajo reservation, there are many things that are extremely interesting in their culture, they are a matriarchy society, when the women passes they by traditional burn down the Hogan, there really are skinwalker, that they do not mention, they are the largest reservation in the nation, there was a major event in the 70s that brought attention to the treatment of the native ppl theres a book the broken circle on this event, there is another book called the Twilight labyrinth it talks about the PowerPoint around the world and the Navajo reservation is one the five, tony hillerman skinwalker also is a great book on the reservation. The Navajo taco is one of the greatest foods. They are the only reason we won ww2 codetalers, their language is a dieing language and is often compared to the Latin language. Just some interesting facts.
the sunset and sunrise is soooooooooooo beautiful.
I love all your content!
This was cool. I’m definitely gonna check out one of those huts my next time through northern AZ.
I love your videos bro! no matter the content.. love from South Africa
Man you’ve got to be pretty close to page az where I currently live. I saw a van at the maverik gas station earlier today and I even thought that might be you. Safe travels
Glad you enjoyed your stay in the hut. Nice video. Your stew looked good. 😊
Looks cozy! 💛
Yá’át’ééh to you Ryan. A Navajo greeting that means everything is good. Basically, how you say hello. From me to you, an old Scotsman, I say hello, which is how are you in gaelic is Ciamar a tha thu.
Great vid Ryan really enjoyed cheers 🇳🇿🇳🇿
Great video showing off the Native land and trying out spending the night in a Native structure.
Wow, it's a huge home, wasn't expecting that, and it looks very comfortable!
Definitely go more stays like this, Ryan. Very interesting!
Flagstaff is my favorite place to go! Fun to see you there!
Very interesting. Thanks, Ryan❤️
VERY KOOL... GREAT JOB... BTW YOU LEFT THE OUTHOUSE DOOR OPEN..LOL THANKS FOR SHARING.
Fact I found this guy at like 100 subs and now he’s grown to 400k plus is nuts ur awesome bro glad I can still be here and support u! LIKE THIS VID! 😊
Beautiful scenery🧡 I did not know there were both male & female hogans. Thanks for sharing
Great video, incredible hut!
I have to hand it to you, you are the king of jump cuts in your edits!
2:18 There are technically three Hogan types. Male Hogan, Female Hogan, and the Hulk Hogan.
❤ Now this was fun 😊. Very different from being in the van. Funny that the hogan looked so small looking at it from outside and that it actually was so spacious inside 😉. The stew looked delicious 😋. I would definitely not dare to go outside for a pee or anything else 😱. Thank you for the fun video Ryan 🤗❤❤
This looks like such a fun place to be for a few days atleast. Great video.
Loving the content dude, I would love to have a camper van! Have you done a full break down of the build cost for the van build? Also did you do it all yourself?
I would have definitely hit up the dispensary before leaving town…💯
First Time Viewer here and there is nothing more sacred and or reverent than the T.N.H. Hut.
Wow, that was so interesting. Thanks for sharing. Nice to see how the first Americans lived.
8:39 “ 🎶Ryan started the fire”🎶 IYKYK
Definitely one of the best video's.
Great video!! Very interesting!
Ryan What a Great Experience ! Beautiful Sunset Northern Arizona ! Enjoy ur Adventure as I am Loving watching Your Travels !! Inspiring for Me to get out and Explore !! Peace My You Tube Friend !
That was so awesome for you to experience our past living environment in a male hogan.😊
That morning looked amazing
Love the videos! Hope you have been staying safe and well? :)
That looks so comfy!!!!!!
You've probably done this before but you need to stay in a teepee during the cold winter. Very warm and cozy!!! Great vids my friend!!!
This is so cool to see ❤
“Finally no clouds”
This was amazing. Man, you lucked out on doing the dishes😉😉
Great vlog Ryan! Not far from my hometown. (Tuba City) Nice to see the area, yes it does get cold there in the winter. I live in Hawai'i now.
Great video thanks for sharing ❤😊