Wildman Legends from Northern Canada [Compilation]



From the Bering Sea to Hudson’s Bay, native peoples across Northern Canada and Alaska tell campfire stories about wild giants that haunt the North Country. In this video, we return to three videos on northern wildman legends previously published on this channel.

0:00:00 – Introduction
0:02:33 – Nakani: The Sasquatch of the North
0:31:18 – Other Northern Bigfoot
1:01:10 – Devil Monkeys

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45 thoughts on “Wildman Legends from Northern Canada [Compilation]”

  1. I was come across a pretty big puddle of bigfoot scat, Tasted it to check how fresh it was and it tasted horrible ….pretty fresh tho so not all bad I guess , Been frothing for a beefy log but haven't found one yet 😞

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  2. Hi Hammerson,hope you're well. I just wanted to share a video I saw on YouTube of a possible cryptid caught on a trail cam in Alberta. The channel, Voyager Overland, the video what we caught on camera in the Alberta Rockies..if you didn't see please do.. I think it would be great for your channel.. I'm a fan of your channel.. keep up the great work!

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  3. I live alone off grid northwestern ontario. I've worked places you fly into. Know that Canada had been heavily explored. There's old road to almost every lake. Mineral exploration early 1900s and mass logging left scars you see from the sky.
    For years now, I have never seen, heard or experienced anything odd. I've met many Strange people and invasive behaviors. The animals I am super chill with and I don't walk around with anything but a lighter.
    I own 154 acres on the edge of thousands of acres of crown land.
    From mass logging, I see more animals looking rough heading into my land. So I do not hunt my land to offer a refuge.
    The animals get used to you iver time.
    I have massive canadian shield hills that are hard to get to…been lookin for an entrance as I walk around…
    I would more suspect there are hermits that use the guise of sasksquatch to perhaps move about more discretely. As a hermit myself….I feel vehicles headed down the road, I enter the forest enough to blend in….and I'm usually watching you well before you get even 50 meters away.
    People can bring pain, so there's many that spend much time honing the skill of stealth living. ❤
    There's nothing to fear.

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  4. The various , changing and heavy accents used in the quoted passages are very frustrating… I'm trying to relax and listen and then I have to study what they are saying and the pacing changes as well. Frustrating

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  5. I think in many cases there is an overlapping between cryptids/supernatural creatures based on geographical distance and cultural point view that confuse or name the creture different but they are the same thing. For example I believethe Thomas Bay kushtaka and the devil monkeys are basically the same creatures and I don't think they are just animals.

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  6. I am hearing impaired and the grinding music in the background makes it very hard to listen to this presentation. Music competes with the narration. Also people on the spectrum can suffer moodswings by music. The use of music is to influence the emotions of the viewer. This is not needed in this type of presentation.

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  7. I've been as far north as Colville lake Northwest territories, while picking Morel mushrooms near Jean Marie River about 1k off the Mackenzie river, got screamed at by a Mama Natka… Unnerving to be sure. Needless to say I worked my way back to the boat , carefully.

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  8. laughing at the way 'bury' is spoken. I've only heard it spoken like bare- ee not burr-y.
    Love the content of this vid, don't usually hear about Canada especially from the old prospector's pov. Talk about a dangerous ambition, to get to the gold.

    Edit: Appreciate all the book shout outs!💯 My favorite past-time. Reading for hours

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  9. As someone who has lived in northeast Canada my entire life, and lived outside cities surrounded by dozens of kms of forests, there are many things we dont know. If something doesnt want to be seen or known out there it wont be.
    I live at the bottom of a mountain with trails all around, i grew up literally jogging up and down the mountain, spent winters riding the trails. People who dont live around forests dont understand just how deep and thick it is. You cant see 5ft if you tried looking through the trees its so dense, a half ton moose could be 10ft from you and youd never know

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  10. After a flood in South Florida about 2 years ago, my dog and I saw a feral primate by the "Park and Go" shuttle area near Ft Lauderdale Airport. I think the location is Emmer/ 75th.
    I first thought it was a cougar but as we drove closer, observed it reaching under a shuttle bus.
    We made eye contact and it's face had black ridges under the eyes, down the nasal/ cheek area.
    My dog remained silent, when other times she would bark at cows, horses, dogs etc.
    That evening, I saw a depiction of one on a wall mural at Lauder Ale Brewery (Wearing sunglasses and smoking something).
    Apparently, people see them on the airport tarmac sunning themselves and, uh, "monkeying around"…

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  11. These are my favorite types of videos on these mysterious topics, I feel like I’m back in middle school watching a documentary instead of dull class work. It’s strangely nostalgic in a fun way. Just found the channel today!

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  12. Your stories would make a nice mini series keep all the actors as mentioned in the stories as told as Natives, Canadians and immigrants it would make a great series I like the way you tell these stories! 👍

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