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@HammersonPeters i wish i could afford all your books and a membership. your videos are more medicinal than Prozac fur (🤭) me. 🐺 thank you Hammerson ❤️🩹 you do important work. i hope you know that.
Don’t take offense to what I’m about to say. I fall asleep to your videos. I’ve been able to have genuine sleep for about 6 days now. Thank you Hammerson!
Hello HP, you made my day! The folk stories and history of the strange and highly strange. Have a good one brother. For future reference, Lee Hemphill has 40 acres up off of Bray Road. If you can get him to speak to you, HP you'd be intrigued.
Brilliant compilation ! Thank You ! 💖. The Black Shuck, Barghest etc. Are also part of English 'Folklore'. So many sightings and stories. It's thought that Conan Doyle got his inspiration for, 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', from these old legends. Well, still many sightings to this day. Really enjoyed it, all the work that you put in bringing this to us is really appreciated please keep them coming. 🐺💖🐺
WOW... Great comp. Thanks, HP (Im sure I speak for many fans when i say that we appreciate your dedication to research and documentation- this channel isn't just paranormal/cryptid fluff... Cheers!)
Thank you for more great legends. They come in on notifications and sometimes I save them for a more relaxing time. Especially love the backgrounds ‼️ There is a man from Pennsylvania who gives a detailed story of an encounter with a similar cryptid in the huge old iron ore factory where he and his friends were always told not to go. This beast chased them to the roof of the building, eyes glowing, fangs bared until it left over huge dirt piles, seemingly melding into the air and into the woods. He sweats, shakes and even cries when telling of this encounter. Coupled with such detail, I don't believe he's lying. I wish I could give a more direct link but it's on RU-vid and has been there for a few good years. I've watched it twice.
I lived near the Wisconsin and Minnesota boarder for over 40 years. It’s amazing how often the small radio stations would report a sighting of some strange creature, by some local undramatic blue collar person or couple. Some reported an unexpected dog like face. On the other hand, what modern report included these “horrible” creatures injuring anyone? Unlike what happens daily with human on human brutalities? Whom is the monster?
As a New Yorker I've always believed in Dogman and Black Shuck. I know they exist as I've seen the Black Shuck twice. I also had an encounter with a dogman 8 years ago and remember it quite well. It's also why I won't go outside at night anymore.
Hammerson Peters, this is gold! I was born, raised, and, again, reside in NE Indiana. We get some very weird experiences here as well. Pukwudgies, will-o-wisps, dogmen, and, of course, UFOs. Love your presentations and the level of research and good storytelling that go into all of your works!
I heard the host of Dogman Encounters say he was contacted by a guy from somewhere in the Okanagan Valley (south of salmon arm north of Kelowna kinda) who just asked him how to kill a dogman. It would be nice to find some more local content
Took the Blue Nose ferry from Bar Harbor to Yarmouth Nova Scotia. The people were waving coming and leaving port. That was awesome. It is one thing I remember about my trip.
Sounds like a great way to go from Maine to Nova Scotia. Beautiful country and great people up there. But if you drive, the border guard treat everyone crossing into New Brunswick like they're Pablo Escobar.
@@jerichothirteen1134 The Wolfen at least had morals and kind of a code of honour. I haven’t read the book in 30 years and still I remember so much of the plot. It made a major impact on me.
@notme9816 you should read again. Do you remember the wolfen cry like a baby to lure people closer? How many times has that popped up in paranormal videos and encounter stories? There was no internet for Whitley to pick that idea up from. They have golden eyes too just like the majority of recent werewolf stories. Neil Gaiman also seems to know a great deal about these beings also from what I have read in his stories.
There's not alot of people that have a good narration and good content, you, Bob Gymlin, Sasquatch chronicles is pretty good, David Palaudis, Steve Isdahl,Vic Cundiff, and there's a few more but that's my top 6, keep them coming, you're the best..... thanks.
I had a dream (or astral projection, I really can't tell the difference) when I was in Fernie, BC, visiting my twin brother (we are from Brazil). I saw a dogman outside my cabin in my dream/projection. It had these sickly yellowish malevolent eyes. It throws chills through my spine everytime I remember those eyes. It was pure hate.
Catfish fry! Yummy 😋. Caught hundreds of them near Trenton North Dakota on the Missouri River. 2 hooks on one line and not a problem getting 2 fish at a time. Worms. Road trips? Oh yeah. Longest move. Virginia to California and then to Alaska. 10K+ miles and even fed a coyote who followed us up the road about a half mile in the YT. Lived 9 months of my time in Alaska. I feel protected by the Sabé people. Only the Sabé have visited me. Never had a bear closer than 100 yards from my camp. Tracks are always a ways from my camp. Sabé have walked around my camp a few times. A family of 4 came by. I always sleep like a baby when I know their near.
You mean like a well groomed werewolf springs from the shadows wearing a pride shirt to viciously hump your leg before leaving behind a trail of glitter-laced paw prints in its fabulous retreat?
@Para2normal Just look at what the furry community did to werewolves there's jokes so disturbing no creature should have that made about them. I don't hate furries I just hate people thinking werewolves are furries or woke
@@alphawerewolf263 Fair comment, I'm not involved in the Furry community so wasn't aware of any problems there. Woke has been used and abused as a word it barely has any real meaning any more imo. I guess I am what would have been called a SJW back in the mid 2010s, that seems such a long time ago now lol, but I remember some werewolf films that did address social themes, such as Ginger Snaps and maybe Dog Soldiers. Any way good to have a conversation that's polite and be safe my friend.
It's so cool to see you have a RU-vid channel in addition to the books I've read for years! The only thing that would better include all of your Indigenous fans would be to refer to us as Indigenous or as Canada's Indigenous peoples in your narrations. While it totally makes sense to say "indian" in historical articles and if talking about the government's Indian Affairs, but otherwise Indigenous or even Native is better than nothing. Maybe it's just more prevalent in older videos, but still. Thanks/miigwech! 🙏🏻
Myself and 2 friends have experienced a dog man or something like it.. we were in the woods of the Yukon walking along a trail at night and out of no where something started circling us really fast but we couldn’t see anything at all.. one of my friends jumped into a sprint and ran to the beginning of the trail we followed shortly behind but what we saw once it stopped was a huge wolf looking animal with red eyes and huuuuge drooling teeth.. we still don’t know what it was or why it didn’t maul us to death cause we knew for certain it was big enough and fast enough to do so.. we just stayed out of the area for a good while until our nerves were settled about it..
I-i i saw a loup whatever in a rural area outside Saint John NB in like 1998, i didnt know it was a real thing i thought it was just mu Brain but i just did some searching and it seems I'm not the only person in that area to see one
When the wolf howls Romulus and Remus show no fear. Mamma is coming Mamma is near. When the wolf howls. Romulus and Remus shed no tear. Mamma is coming, Mamma is here. Ancient Roman Lulaby
When my fn friends grandma died we were hiking a week later. We saw this huge all black buck. I thought it was her. It looked different then any deer ive ever seen. Van island
Just because you found a few giant lemurs in Madagascar and a few homo floriensis in Indonesia does not mean they only lived there. Because all anthropology says it is super required that man had oceanic boats 450000 yrs to 750000 to get to places like Indonesia and other remote locations. Several species had boats BEFORE Ethiopian man / ephraim in Bible. Assuming you are first smart one is rude. Because actually You invented none of the main staples of your world. You adopted those from other extinct species not your parents sone not your cousins even. Is there evidence Ethiopian man invented anything? Arrows no. Wheel no. Fire no. Rope no. Boats no. Swords no. Clothing no. Medicine no. Religion no. Don't assume these likely smarter creatures couldn't travel. But dna of all derivative of lemurs like royals Egyptian Russian india and jews Is pacific shrew in Oregon California
u can tell these are made up, starts out 3 of them, they meet the whatever and it moves so fast its a blur, took Johnny out in lighting speed, but the other 2 can run 3 miles back to the truck.. c'mon now.
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