3 Hmong Scary Stories-Devils Lake, Wisconsin.

[@beevang4503]

This is why I love ur channel..cux we love that u tell outdoors stories in America. Fishing hunting camping hiking ...don't matter ..Hmong is outdoors people..thanks u

[@niamhlobtustub5868]

Aite I’ve seen many people donate so let me do my part too. I know how hard you work and being away from your family all the time and never stop hustling to support your fam. Thank you brother leng.

[@LENGVANG]

Thank you so much, brother. I still remember you donated to me LIVE. That name is just hilarious!

[@beevang5318]

There’s a reason why every lake has a name… the name says it all..

[@jyajoutdoors894]

3rd oldest national park in wisconsin. I've been there a lot of times for hiking, but i always feel that Lake has a dragon. If you climb up towards devils door and look back at the lake its green and light blue color to it.

[@ooinkssies1142]

I’ve lived in WI for 20 years and Devil’s Lake is one of the many national parks we go to every year. Never encountered anything paranormal. We usually go to the south shore and the water (beach area only) is very shallow. Although we have heard of many accidents that lead to death there, we never came across anything odd.

[@bcbjbggjh9102]

it's call devils lake for a reason

[@panhialee8588]

Yay!!! You are awesome Leng!!! Definitely helped make the time go faster at work!! Wish the stories are longer now

[@LENGVANG]

Thank you Panhia, you are one of my biggest supporters. People tend to donate to me once they see someone else donated and you're that someone else. Therefore, thank you!

[@hlubvimkojusa2140]

Let tell my Story of Devils Lake of North Dakota? Really scary Hmong Minnesota favorites place to fishing 🎣 🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣💀💀💀💀🐍🐍🐍

[@TheeKoobpheej]

Thank you for uploading videos for us to listen! I really enjoy your videos, even the old ones that you’ve done. I always listen to them again when it plays. I know you said you don’t want to just talk about fishing stories but I think those are my faves. Thank you again! And keep it up!

[@LENGVANG]

No wonder when I look at my stats, I always see people still listening to my stories from way back. Sometimes I wonder if I should re-do those stories for better sound quality.

[@alysonvang4006]

Oh....lord. Devil's Lake is our every summer place to go.

[@amym.y.3]

Devils lake is where our family goes camping at. Its a beautiful lake and nice hiking trails. Very busy park. We have not experience anything there.

[@sunny753]

I live 2hrs away from devil's lake just visit there few months back. Great story now I don't wanna go there no more. Lol

[@dyte9180]

I’ve been to Devils Lake once, but never experienced anything paranormal. The cliffs are steep and you could fall if you’re not careful. There’s been many accidents and deaths.

[@paingmer259]

The Native American story about Devils Lake, there was a battle between a giant serpent and a Thunder Bird. This kind of sounds like dragons vs thunder in the Hmong stories.

[@nightowl7261]

Xob is the thunder God in hmong mythos. It's believed to be a winged animal. My guess is a bird/phoenix

[@paingmer259]

@@nightowl7261 Native American has alot of similar creatures to the Asian culture. Their water panther might be another version of dragons. Also they got a similar creature to the flying heads.

[@Letmeslideinyou]

Devils lake is beautiful! But there is this weird feeling I get when I visit the place.

[@lavenderyang1222]

Can you tell more of how it feels?

[@Theezejeenz]

Same here. There's a creepy vibe when you boat into the middle of the lake.

[@lavenderyang1222]

@@Theezejeenz Thanks for your response. 🙂

[@Theezejeenz]

They say, sometimes there's sightings of a ghostly canoe in the lake. Besides the creepy vibes, it's a beautiful park.

[@the-onethatgotaway5257]

Love all your stories! Your #1 fan for a few years now. =)

[@LENGVANG]

Thank you so much for the supports. And also thank you for following my work for the longest time!

[@Shoua608]

We go hiking at devils lake 2-3 times/summer. It’s a beautiful park with good hiking trails. It’s a very busy park. We’ve not experienced anything weird however we’ve heard a couple of distant family members say they are not to ever go there. They were told to “caiv” from devils lake. My cousin’s husband is a shaman. He tells my husband that devils lake is the dragon (zaj) metropolis of the Midwest.

[@yengxiong8870]

Love listening to your story.

[@nuchampion2320]

Devil's Lake was first discovered and mostly visited by local Native Ho-Chunk Tribes. Ho-Chunk tribes refer to the lake as Tewakącąk which translates to Sacred/Spirit Lake. While Nakota Sioux call the lake something close to Mystery/Bad Spirit Lake. One of the richest man in that century (Europe) bought the lake. Devil's Lake was so named because it is situated in a deep chasm with no visible inlet or outlet. I do hiked few times in Devils Lake. Nothing suspicious. Mostly just hikers.

[@HMONGLORRYDER]

Came hiking here, came camping here, and came fishing here and nothing paranormal ever happened to me after like 6-7 years now. But okay interesting stories. Keep it up.

[@minnesota7632]

Yep it real I am from Wisconsin now live in Minnesota

[@wayniekim4257]

I believe it’s called devil’s lake because when you look from the top it has two horns like a devil. Been there once when i was younger.

[@paolee2730]

I have not camp at this devil's lake or the one in ND, but sounds like a good fishing place.

[@beevveil2240]

I plan to take my kids to that devil lake. Now should I? Haha

[@JayXiong762]

Been to Devils Lake before, I haven't experienced anything paranorma. BUT Devils Lake's website does have ghostly encounters that people have experienced, and looks like a lot of ghost hunters go to the old inn across the railroad track.

[@rockyhang387]

Lub pas dej no du heev. Kuv twb tau pom Zaj nab daj nyob ntawm ib sab pas dej thaum peb mus tau kev ua si ntawm devils lake xyoo 2014 lawm.

[@rockyhang387]

Devils lake muaj Zaj tiag tiag.

[@ntsujpliglis3427]

I been there couple times too the most creepy was the lake

[@1fanofwwe]

We camped there before. Nothing weird about it.

[@georgeyyang1995]

Another one. Yeah.

[@nicholasxiong7905]

North Dakota lakes are also call “devil lake”

[@scha4945]

Regarding Devils’s Lake and how it got it’s name, the Ho-Chonk Indians used call the lake “sacred lake” or “spirit lake”. Later when the white people used to fish and trap fish there they started calling lake “Devils Lake” just because the Indians call it a sacred lake. The name seemed to appeal tourists so the names was stuck. Then later people started to report they seen monsters or ghosts etc. who knows whether there are devils or nit. i climbed the rails and the lake is beautiful. Accidents happens and some people can be careless as the hiking trails are steeps and can be very crowded in the summer times.

[@txhuazaum]

I’ve never seen anything paranormal at devils lake and I go every year. Last year tho someone was found dead in the forest trails there.

[@roseanimetor8157]

Can someone show me or tell me how to donate in the comment?

[@myfilmingadventureswonders3457]

There's a heart with a $ around it.

[@Fromspam09]

There is nothing beautiful about Devils Lake. There's been lots of deaths there on the trails and in the water. I have heard there is a dragon in that lake. When we take our kids we go to the shallow beaches and we watch them like hawks.

[@DanganaTrince]

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[@ongyangher4557]

Hmong story

[@MariaGnav]

I heard from the OG that if you someone face is scary, ghost like and abnormal then it means they’re going to passed away.

[@Leevang6727]

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