Native American Little People Stories

[@barbaratrujillo3071]

I’m Cherokee and r people believe in little people. When my mom was little her uncle walk down to the creek and before he got there he heard a woman singing. He said it was the most beautiful voice he ever heard. He came to the creek and he saw the most beautiful little woman. He startled her and she told him don’t tell anyone that u saw me or someone in your family will die. He promised he wouldn’t tell but when he got home he told. A week later a cousin died.

[@Mayanlol01]

Very scary

[@eyeswideopen7777]

That sounds evil

[@eyeswideopen7777]

Are they miniature ppl? I'm surprised they spoke English to you

[@marceau425]

@@eyeswideopen7777I doubt it was English.

[@eyeswideopen7777]

@@marceau425 you don't know shit

[@1tarawho]

Thank you sir for sharing your families stories. I absolutely love the Native American culture and ways of life. I try to live by this way of life daily..When i feel im loosing my mind, I burn sage and listen to Native drumming ❤..

[@lattrelbia2527]

I heard a story from a guy in Arizona. Drunk driving and he crashed. While in and out of consciousness he says the car was catching on fire and "little people" dragged him out and sat him up against a tree. Told me they dressed old and they walked off into a rocky wooded area.

[@shadyjesusrodriguez.2821]

That shits wild. I love that

[@joecedars4463]

I had family in Tennessee that made moonshine for almost 100 years, they swore that you had to leave offerings of tobacco, candy, and moonshine to the little people or they would play pranks on you and eventually destroy the still.

[@Mothman]

Wow, thank you for sharing!

[@sagemode1088]

Same for down in Mexico. Known for being mischevious.

[@editingreality4779]

@George Noah wonder if I can hack my own account as I've forgotten the password 😂😎

[@Ephesians5-14]

Fascinating!

[@maureendonnelly3873]

Lol sounds like shid.she'd. Fariy folks

[@UntilxThexSunxDies]

Go out as caretakers of the earth and we have nothing to fear. Even the snake people and ant people have helped us in the past. Thanks for making these videos! We need more truth seekers and knowledge keepers. One love

[@Mothman]

Thank you!

[@rheannalake6974]

🌹

[@eyeswideopen7777]

Snake? You mean Reptilians?

[@chrisallen5680]

What you have written is true

[@bertlabarge]

I'm Ojibwe from lac du flambeau. I seen one twice. Once when i when was about 10 riding my bike home at night time i seen a little figure run across the road. Like the size of a 5 year old and when i rode past where it ran across it was in the tall bushes on the side of the road and he said, "Hey! Hey you come here." I didn't say anything and went fast as i could home. The voice didn't sound young at all. Then i seen one again when i was about 23. I was at my brother's babysitting. It was late. I was downstairs and i heard the screen door open and close and i yelled aye who is that!? Then i heard the screen open and close again and by the time i ran upstairs and looked out the door i could see it running thru the yard. Across the road down towards the lake. The neighbors had a light on and i could barely see but i could make out its little body about same size as when i seen when i was younger. And he ran kinda bouleggeded. Both times i seen one it was in the same area as when i seen one when i was 10 which i thought was crazy. I always knew there was something out there. You can always hear stuff in the woods at night time that maybe a little animal wouldn't sound like

[@mrjechill]

As an Irishman i can concurr there are indeed little people around.

[@faolanliath6687]

for certain. ☘️🐺☘️

[@anyaquinn75]

I was visited by a little person many times as a child. He would try to lure me away & it was very frightening experience. I wasn’t aware that there were so many other people that have had similar experiences.

[@roscoe4092]

If you had gone, it would’ve been quite the adventure. I often think of the day I was almost taken as well

[@editingreality4779]

@@roscoe4092 oh my goodness ! Could you expand on this experience!?

[@haileybalmer9722]

I don't like to talk about it with many people, because they don't believe me, but I was taken away when I was a toddler and then brought back. I kept talking about it, and all the adults said it was a dream, and I kept trying to tell them that I'd never had a dream that went on for days like that, but they didn't want to hear it. I've still never had a dream like that. I go looking for these stories just to prove to myself that I'm not nuts.

[@Nomadcreations]

@@haileybalmer9722 Do Not Feel alienated (Pardon the Word) By Other Closed Minded people. Many Dimensions & earth Inhabitants Exist But they are Smarter Than people & especially govts that will control/study/Kill Them. If They chose You as a Friendly, Then It was an Honor To be Chosen by them. & Yes ALL be carefull Who You Chose to Tell about Them. at Least on YT here, Like minded Individuals can Find each Other almost anonymously

[@andrice42]

@@haileybalmer9722 I believe you cause I saw one when I was a kid too. I'm glad that others share their stories. It makes me feel like I'm not crazy.

[@BFaluup]

Its crazy how all these cultures thousands of miles apart had the same stories. Native Hawaiians and the Irish had little people stories as well. Most tribes in America and siberia had bigfoot stories.

[@Mothman]

Yes, I've noticed this as well!

[@grugg5353]

Ogres and trolls seem to be the same thing the natives and Slavic Russians and indigenous Siberian’s are talking about they’re all describing the same thing

[@mikeydeloa7348]

I have realised the same thing in recent months. I now believe more in folklore and old wisetales wivestales, ect, than I do in my own govt, mainstream media or the education system. Mankind is All connected. We know Columbus did not first discover the new world, everyone else did before him. Egyptians, jews, blacks, asians, vikings..visited and I believe settled here long before he ever came here. I believe there were advanced civilizations long ago through catastrophic events even God's judgement set mankind and who knows who or what else along with man to have to start over from scratch civilization and technology wise. We as a society should have respected and learned from the native people they are right. Other cultures often have the same beliefs and stories but have different names or ways of saying the same thing.

[@Sunshine_Daydream222]

If you've never heard of him, check out Lloyd Pye. He had a really interesting theory about the various types of Bigfoot on our planet. The presentation that fit about all of his work in was called "Everything you know is wrong". It might be a bit "far fetched" for someone who doesn't have an open mind though. I found it to be very interesting. He is passed now though...

[@julienielsen3746]

Demons/fallen angels of satan can be from a few inches tall to 10 feet+ tall. That explains why they can be seen in different places. Bigfoot, ghosts, aliens etc. are really demons/fallen angels of satan.

[@wj427]

Myself, my fiancée, and my niece (17) all saw the most wild, weird thing ever a few years back. We were on a road trip in Northern Ontario. While we were driving down the road I was sitting in the front passenger seat. My eye caught movement and I saw red squirrel running along a thick hedgerow. The wild part my mind could not wrap around it was I saw a small person riding it like a horse. I sat there watching it then it suddenly cut across the road in front of us and crossed it. My fiancée slammed the breaks on and at the same time the both of them yelled "Did you see that?!". I said "Oh I know what I saw but what did you two see?" Both said that they saw a little person riding a squirrel. After that I looked up local indigenous folklore of little people and spoke to a client who was a native elder. He smiled and was so excited that me a non native person experienced what his people talk of. Apparently they are called Maymaygwayshi by the Obiway up here, and due to the hedgerow being too thick it could not prevent from being seen so it had to cross the road to escape us. Still blown away by what we saw that day.

[@Ephesians5-14]

WJ, I can't get enough of stories like this! Will you write The Confessionals podcast and share your story? Or maybe Sasquatch Chronicles? I really want to hear more about what you experienced 😊

[@kennethhacker1341]

Wow! I'm so interested in these people,I hear their is a culture of them in southern east coast Virginia thru the Carolinas

[@venustbyviridiana8171]

I’m in Ontario too and saw a tiny figure with human limbs that were pale and a weird human but distorted face in the grass and it had black wings and it looked at me and vanished. It looked a bit scary ngl. It was on a hill parallel to another hill on my walk home and when I retraced my steps in that same week I couldn’t find the hill and it was just a flat plane where I could’ve sworn the hill was that was parallel to the other one. So I couldn’t even find the place where I saw the creature anymore. I know it sounds so crazy.

[@Howard-bj1jq]

Those small people are much smaller that others that I have heard about!

[@Cheekingmymeds]

My husband was in a Wilderness Camp in the 80s called, Anneewakee --- their teepees were by a stream and they would hear something in the middle of the night screaming, sounding like a child -- kind of laughing and it would run really fast through the creek -- splashing -- but they never made it out in time to see it. One night they stayed up waiting for it and saw it running through the creek. It was a little man carrying a stick, he was little but older, balding... and he ran very fast through the creek, laughing as he did. My husband said his shirt was tattered but his pants looked like maybe they were courderoy. Crazy.

[@wolfganggugelweith8760]

Very interresting stories! My country Austria 🇦🇹 Europe is covered with almost 50% of forests but we never hear stories here like this. Greetings from Linz Austria 🇦🇹 Europe!

[@hodarinundu]

What is the wildest place in your country? Not talking just forest cover, but wild animals, old growth forest, mushrooms...

[@reecehaney9414]

I live in Seminole Oklahoma and one night me and my cousin were camping out on the side of my Nana’s house, there aren’t any stomp grounds near her house but we heard them singing out there. We told my Nana and ever since she never let us go out after dark

[@reecehaney9414]

Another time, me and my cousin were out running around in the woods. It was probably around noon and the sun was bright with no clouds. Me and her were exploring through the part of our land we had never been through. We got to this point where it was a hill with all kinds of grass and small trees. There was this point where the hill turned to the left and right on the other side there was a little teepee about 6 feet tall.

[@ggd408]

As a child, my mom and I would visit my grandparents at their ranch in Mexico, they'd tell me stories of little people at times. Once, one tried luring a visiting neighbor's young son, apparently. His mom told him to go play but the little boy would reply " what if it comes out again"? When they asked him what, he replied "the little person". That story stuck with me the whole trip as I'd have to go to the outhouse at night, pitch black. It's funny these type of stories exist in so many different places.

[@hodarinundu]

I am from Mexico and yeah, tons of stories here. They call them chaneques which is a plural of Chane, the ancient god of the wilderness. Catholicism tried to change their story to unbaptized children's souls and stuff like that but nah, they're much older than that, they're part of the very spirit of the wild lands, and like nature itself, not good, nor bad, but potentially dangerous.

[@cutie8726]

Coming from Alaska we have stories about little people and we where always told these stories to but we called them singsees

[@Noscams00]

There is a channel called xeno hunter. He has pretty good stories of the local area. I believe he lives in Alaska.

[@Mothman]

I actually recorded one story from Alaska. I apologize for cheesy leprechaun photo, but I think you might like to hear the account. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXXQhXmodt2lodE

[@alroberts193]

when I lived in the Philippines with my family, our house had house-elves which we call Duende. My sister was visited by this entity who came into her bedroom one night. She described to us what she saw as being short about 3 feet in height, with sharp long ears & had sharp-looking jugged teeth similar to shark's teeth. He came to my sister's bedroom giggling & my sister heard this sound like a sharp shrieking sound which made her ears like it was going to burst from the sharp sound coming from this little elf. My sister said she prayed as she has never prayed before in her life. It finally vanished into thin air from her bedroom.

[@prorangerr]

In Spanish we also call them duendes I’ve seen one too it was small like a baby and was dressed in all red with a pointy red hat

[@David-rt6lm]

We(Cherokee) call them the moon eyed little people. We have an ephigy stone of them that was found on our lands.

[@robertvalderaz7329]

This still happens to me, items get moved or my keys come up missing. Once the keys showed up in another room. or once in my boot. We believed that the reason was to detain you perhaps to keep you out of an accident or something.

[@isaacgarcia2979]

Are you sure you don’t have memory issues maybe?

[@gloriadw1]

I had some important keys missing for weeks and I decided to ask for them out loud. The next morning they were in my lunch box which I had looked in a ton of times prior. This completely confirmed their presence and so began our relationship. They work so hard taking care of the plants and the animals. I love giving them gifts ❤️

[@thomaswilson4418]

@@gloriadw1 What gifts do you give them?

[@gloriadw1]

@@thomaswilson4418 they like honey, milk (organic), champagne, organic berries, ice cream. The good people like shiny stuff too. If I could I’d give them more expensive stuff but my budget allows for cubic zirconia… since I started giving them pretty jewelry, some of the jewelry I had missing has mysteriously reappeared! Lol We are never ever alone.

[@SkyeMountainLnuk]

We have little ppl's living back of our place, under the earth, like animals or turtles, deep under ground, they sing and drum, sound like our traditional ppl's. they live all around our clan/ppl's, mtn's.

[@KJGG-fw3qt]

@Skye Mountain That's very interesting! What area are you from? And have you seen them?

[@Critter145]

Awesome

[@fatbysnacksident3217]

In iraq my ex husbands great uncle got lost in the desert and came upon the little people.. they said they took him into caves underground where they live and fed him danced and sang. Them sent him on his way

[@venustbyviridiana8171]

Do they know what they looked like or how they dressed or spoke?

[@gigibrady333]

AWESOME STORY!! Im indigenous as well...I love hearing other native ppl sharing their similar true stories. 👍

[@maureensmith4451]

I love little people stories. These are interesting ones too.

[@miriampecos6225]

Thank you for sharing 😊 I lost my oldest brother in 1998. I missed him very much. I had a dream I went to visit him Feb 14, 1999. There was a deep dark crevice I had to cross and there was an old tattered rug as a bridge. I was afraid to cross over on it. But there were little Native boys wearing breech clothes on the other side they were holding arrows. They said 'it is OK, don't be afraid we will help you'. I crossed over and went to visit my brother. I walked up through a cave like tunnel and there were torches in the walls that lit up the pathway. It still to this day is very vivid in my mind. 😊 🌟

[@e-klipssantana3977]

Heard alot of little ppl stories n encounters from my relatives outta pawnee, Oklahoma...these beings are supernatural & are very very REAL💯

[@reecehaney9414]

At my Nana’s house, we hear them little people singing. She lives in Seminole so there aren’t any stomp grounds nearby. The closest ones are miles from her house.

[@rubba6818]

No you do not :P@@reecehaney9414

[@titanno7]

When we moved into our house In 2012 my wife said she could hear native drums while I was at work. Which is weird since she is not native. Anyway she took one of my cigars and tore it into pieces at each corner of our house. I had told her previously about the importance of tobacco in native culture. Especially for offerings.

[@Skullthegamer843]

Stay safe people this man is right

[@Crysaulis]

When I moved to the suburbs I was young about 5/6 years old-one day I was exploring outside (we had a lot of land and woods) and behind the shack there was a ledge almost like a drop off. At the base of the drop off there was a VILLAGE. Farm with rows of vegetables, wood houses, etc like a very small village of maybe 3-4 families. Little people! They look just like us but I remember them having a different skin color maybe blueish green. I was stunned as a child. I just sat there crouched watching these little mini humans things go about there day farming collecting water whatever. I remember making eye contact with a little woman. She smiled and in her back was a baby strapped using clothes. She unclothed it and showed it to me. I said Awww. After that I don’t remember much but waking up the next day. I ran back to the same spot and they were gone. I feel so sad and tried to figure out did I dream. Anyone had a encounter like this?

[@rubba6818]

Sounds like a dream good lady. How could little people be hidden for so long in an open drop-off... Secondly, if it was real how could they move the whole village in about 10 hours without being noticed or leave something behind? Cannot be done.

[@philthyrich007]

Could you still get to that spot?

[@Raven74947]

I love hanging out by a quiet little spring in the forest, but it always gets creepy if I stay too long. Interesting to hear your take on that. I'm not native so I mostly lack a cultural context for all the weird things I experience. Nice to hear your stories.

[@RedHawk1979]

I seen one in my tree Sanford Florida I kept it to my self I just found out in May that there real So here I am

[@philthyrich007]

Did it run?

[@RedHawk1979]

@@philthyrich007 no,, I didn’t even phase him He was posted up in the husk of a palm tree. At night ,,Looked like a basket made of the tree husk ,,palm tree Knees to his chest. Literally blended in with nature. He looks like an old Indian chief in the face, dark and skinny ,,tiny 48 degrees outside that night He was looking straight, and I was shaking to death, looking at him out of the corner of my eye Tiny max 2-3 feet Little back story,, I bought a house that was for close in a beautiful neighborhood, but the family renting it was evicted, and the teenagers were using it as a clubhouse until I purchased it They literally were harassing me to the point that I have PTSD ,6 teenage kids involved That Indian chief had a presence of serious authority, hard to explain because it was emotional,, it was a present,, little hard to explain Community is called the preserve at Astor farms located Sanford Florida Backs up into blackbear national forest and it’s a preserve I sold my home I was only there two years I videoed the scariest 2 feet tall gnomes at my front door,, nobody’s going to believe it They were like half translucent I would share the videos with my sister is all caught on my doorbell camera Literally look like Chucky in the face very scary and fat,,, look like 2 feet tall dolls with the Chucky face translucent Freakiest experience of my life But I’ll never forget it cause I know it was extra special Just so caught a video on KZbin about little people Because there’s two types

[@maryfuller8598]

I meet a indigenous young man while in the Army and he said he saw little people when he was a child. I believed him.

[@nathanwashington6717]

I'm half Yaqui & almost all the Yaquis in Arizona know these little people as "Chonnies". I've been looking for someone telling stories about these little people on KZbin forever. Everything from the huts in the woods, leaving tobacco on the ground, long hair, was associated with the stories I've been told.

[@valleysgardens6697]

They braid my horses manes all the time, hav for years, be braids my sister's friends horse too. A friend who is native here in Canada Saskatchewan. My horse came back from his place with braids, a really intricate one. I mention d about it obviously not being a tangle but hand maid. He said, oh, be the elders say that's the little people, they ride these horses at night. Then he says, but I'm a Christian now and that's probly evil. I have been a Christian for 40 years and have come to some in religious understandings. I said to him, just because we can't see them doesn't make them evil, we'll never see an octopus, without going to the bottom of the ocean, that don't make octopus evil. We as humans tend to label what we don't understand as evil. Our beliefs that we are taught tell us things are evil....as well as our intuition,6th Sense will warn us of danger, that doesn't make anything evil. If it's got potential to be dangerous, treat with caution or stay away. If we would listen to the leading of our hearts a which is our spirit man within guiding us, be we'd avoid alot of problems. Religion labels alot of things as evil. Unfortunately, they forgot the hat the true source of evil resides within each of us. With the church which brought the Bible, which is in itself a Holy book, and the instruction manual for successful living here on earth, came also unmitigated evil, which we hear about from the survivors of residential schools, and the recent unmarked graves of now well over 1000 children. What they did to the native populations was evil....pure and simple. The little people who have been around for centuries never caused such damage to the first nation's people, compared to the church which came carrying the word of God but denying the power thereof, and instead, lived like the devil they seemed to think they needed to drive out of everyone else. I don't believe we should pray to the little people, or make offerings to them. Recognizing their existence, and being respectful and polite is good. I figure, treat the neighbours with respect, be they human, little people or Sasquatch. All are subject to the name of Yeshua, and God, who created it all, for His glory.

[@Maaaattologyyyy]

Thats one opinion

[@Ephesians5-14]

I'm a follower of Christ also, and I believe there are a host of beings who have existed on earth from previous ages, ie pre-Adamic

[@sonyacampble]

I found this very interesting, and he is a very attractive man, I hope to hear more stories like this one,

[@curtisknott7014]

I was six in 1978 when i encountered one. I asked for help on my granfathers land and i got it. I asked again in 2018. Im still being protected. Respect what you know nothing about. You get what you deserve. 🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫

[@sunnydalton2994]

I get very spiritual when I loose my keys too.

[@edwardbruce2318]

As a "white pale face" from Deutchland who now lives in Kentucky, i could listen to these stories 24/7. My culture has serious dark stories and few of us preserved stories from prechristianity....

[@x.Manito.x]

A family member once told me that he was hunting, and he said he and another family member were walking in the trees in an area they hunt in annually. He said that they came across a tiny campfire, and it was still warm, like it had a fire that was put out. And they searched the area, and found little tiny dome shaped huts under a fallen tree that had a lot of moss on it. They also said that it was near a river which had a pile of small sticks piled neatly next to it.

[@loum6568]

Very interesting. Can you do more stories of little people. I find this topic intriguing. I live in the UK and leave gifts like tobacco and sweets in a tree in my garden as a gift for the fairy folk.

[@Mothman]

Lou M Have you had any experiences with them yourself?

[@loum6568]

Yes. I saw a small humanoid about two feet tall run along my bed the disappeared. The tobacco is always gone sometimes the sweets too. They tend to like chocolate . My 25 year old told me she saw a fairy when she was about 12. I always respect the them respect.

[@ufooverlondon4494]

@@loum6568 Can you describe little humanoid and fairy. Please !

[@loum6568]

@@ufooverlondon4494 hi. I only saw it fleetingly but he was about 2 feet tall wearing green trousers and brown shirt. The thing I noticed most that he had long ears (not pointed just long ) and he was wearing a cap like a flat cap but with no brim and that was blackish in colour that's why I noticed the long ears. It shocked me but I wasn't scared. I can't tell about my daughter's experience till I see her on Wednesday. Then I'll get back to you.ok. Edit: I forget to say he had yellowish skin like jaundice like skin.

[@ufooverlondon4494]

@@loum6568 Mother & daughter at UFO Conference Perth W. A . They observed 2ft humanoid from window, house facing edge of wood, shocked to see little chubby figure climbing up tree. There are many different kinds of species living amongst us, all shapes and sizes. Gentleman encountered group small humanoids in Scotland hills. I have seen footage of what you describe from Mexico.Lady was filming her child playing, captured similar humanoid running behind him in kitchen. Look forward to description of fairy. What country sighting? Thank you for your reply!

[@marksposito817]

I'm an Aussie, and Australian Aboriginal people here have the same kind of stories about the little people. I did some research because my dad said one night they attacked him. Mum thought he had some kind of psychosis at the time, me I did my research. My dad wasn't crazy.

[@Ephesians5-14]

Wow can you tell us more? I love stories like this! Thanks for sharing 😊

[@hooogahooga2909]

did your dad mention them having a cone shaped hat on? were there several of them flocked around a white woman with black hair, and did you know her aunt?

[@SkarsnikofdaCrookedMoon0013]

Hello Mark, thanks for sharing! I would love to hear the story.

[@marksposito817]

@@SkarsnikofdaCrookedMoon0013 honestly, life has always been strange to me. And trying to explain strange things, seems to make me look strange. So as you would expect, I'm trying to keep my view on my experiences to a minimum. Thanks for your comment on my comment.😁

[@timelineofmine]

was your dad bad? or regular? why do you rhink they attacked him?

[@HamuelTheGrey]

I was at Roaring River state park in Missouri. It is a powerful spring fed creek that is stocked with trout. Ive been going once a year for 15 years. This year is the first year everyone started losing the keys to the cabin and their truck. The cabin keys ended up right in front of us inside.. the truck keys ended up right on the truck... I did notice that they are bulldozing and remodeling the campground. I wonder if that has something to do with it? Edit: I also just realized Roaring River state park is right on The Trail of Tears

[@atreyuprincipalh4043]

In our lore we call them duendes.. Be blessed brother ,from us the The Jatibonicu Taino tribe.

[@humbertocelaya4759]

Sonora Mexico they are Duendes aswell

[@KJGG-fw3qt]

GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!!! this was so good. I love old native stories like these! I would love to see more like this!

[@dianesmigelski5804]

My teachings with the anishinabe are to give them a small piece of candy as a gift to leave you alone. I always have tiny candies to toss in the bush when I go out to pray. I have seen them from a distance getting the treats but I never had a bad experience.

[@natsanroulettewheel1786]

When i was a teen, my girlfriend at the time swore she was attacked by little people, while horse back riding in Mexico. They tried to grabbing her, trying to get her off the horse, but her cosine had caught up to her and her horse started kicking up its legs, trying to kick them off, then her horse started doing the same thing just kicking up till they finally were able to escape and ride off.

[@johnnylego807]

Incredible video! Wish there was more! Wish i had found this sooner!

[@Ephesians5-14]

This guy is so handsome, awesome stories

[@jolee6751]

I saw three little people and they made me smile and wonder, as soon as they knew I saw them out of the corner of my eye the three of them scooted fast down my basement steps.

[@jolee6751]

I'm white and just did an addition to this house and I live by the Potawatomi in northern Wisconsin

[@markmaier1846]

I just seen this , thank u, very nice 👌

[@Nurauq]

I can relate to so many of your stories! Oh my gosh I wish we could just share each other’s stories too more with each other.

[@Nurauq]

I’m originally from the lower Yukon River, Alaska. I’m so glad you shared this.

[@righteousbrother9402]

Have you seen them too?

[@ONEGRA2]

Those stories are magic simply beautiful.

[@thesicksix405]

Frejo!!!!! Great story man!!

[@shaneleonard7218]

Thank you Brian

[@Wootwoohyay]

Thank you for sharing this. Man, you are a beautiful person.

[@MrHandsome520]

They are called choney's in the yaqui Indian heritage

[@BradPitbull]

Excellent video 📹

[@ryanmotoyama7462]

In Hawaii we call them Menehune

[@trendkill1891]

In Apache culture they live in the woods and in the trees, they’re like little shadow people. Pigmy sized and they’re mischievous, you can get them stuck in your mirrors and will have to smudge the house and get rid of the mirror. If you’re walking in the woods at night you can hear them scuttling around, jumping tree to tree, also they throw small stones and rocks at and near you. Relatively harmless but still need to be treated with fear and respect.

[@Joeybag0donuts]

the natives in arizona by the superstition mountains talk about these little people. and they are apparently extremely violent and tear the flesh off things

[@PACstove]

I grew up near the crow rez montana. We have little people stories and artifacts.

[@KJGG-fw3qt]

@Ryan iverson Can you please show us these artifacts? Very interested! At the very least can you tell us about them?

[@PACstove]

@@KJGG-fw3qt The tiny tool was made of red chirt. I lost it inside of the car i was driving back from montana to oregon. It was very small, and i was dealing with some bad people back then. Could not hold onto it. The two spots i found that looked extremely suspicious aren't artifacts. Just spots that someone built something unique and small. I could only show you one of them on a map. The other place must remain secret because there are other artifacts there i don't want people discovering.

[@shadysam6719]

First Nations Person (Swampy Cree) from Canada, we have stories exactly like what your friend tells here. Children are more likely to see them. interesting video and story!

[@trukeesey8715]

Vic apologies I have no recollection of the answer to your question. The article that I read was in 1980s.

[@SethBrundleify]

Children can see the world in ways we've long forgotten.

[@CrowOnTheWall]

My grandfather father, a Tsimshian from Ketchikan Alaska also had little people stories.

[@michellebeebelewisfrith1544]

Or the unfortunate gifted

[@kuhlmccoy9517]

David Paulides at the canam missing persons project would be interested in this especially @ the 11:00 mark. Wow! Thank You both for sharing these stories with us! Great proof that it's all connected. "If You see a spring, just get your water and go"...I will remember that! thank you.

[@jeffwilliams5675]

I live in Osage County Oklahoma in small town and have heard many little people stories.😎🙏🏼✌🏼❤️

[@NeonOpan]

Those little people are Osage

[@Bomber411]

Thank you brother, for sharing these stories. Well done!

[@emilyholland8024]

After hearing this story I feel compelled to share my own, i live in London and use to attend college around the outskirts. when I was 16 I went to the woods with my boyfriend on a beautiful sunny day, we began to walk through the woods, but after a while we heard what sounded like footsteps travelling through the leaves. My boyfriend told me not to look back but I did. When I looked back I saw a small person that was peering from behind the tree with his hand out like he was asking for something. Still to this day I never understood what I saw that day, but the weirdest thing about this bizarre incident was that my boyfriend at the time refused to speak about the incident again. He said everyone knew about it, but no one talks about it.

[@matiasvilario]

This is fascinating

[@snakemasterbaka]

I heard these little people in San Juan county live by the animas river. Same stories told to me never to speak with them or follow them. Never go near that river at night alone. No one ever wants to talk about them, it’s weird.

[@Mothman]

snakemasterbaka Which San Juan county? Utah? New Mexico? California?

[@snakemasterbaka]

Mothman New Mexico

[@wideawake5630]

Makes me think of what I heard as a child. That if u see a ghost don't engage. It is a demon really.

[@kensod6034]

I found megalithic snake head's in the Pocono mountains in pennsylvania on the south facing slope. However on the north facing area of this mountain it was like entering a different time warp. Deer trails weren't small and winding they were wide and boulders everywhere. That's when i saw something in the corner of my eye a small wee people / fast as lightning/ quick as a turn of the eye's/ i think they can read your mind so i started praying i turned away from them scratching my head i grabbed a peak there they were for 1/8 of a second. At most they are quick. I saw a boulder slide i headed for it but before i did i left them some cereal bar's and a apple. To slow them down. No problems after that. But i never found what i was investigating .

[@kensod6034]

@@R-i-f-t-y I found the 1st one hunting in 1990. I found 4 more with friends looking for the 1st one in 1995. Each time i didn't have a camera on me. Cell phone's weren't invented yet... I went back several times looking for them . in the summer it's too thick... Its also a massive area.since then I've looked several times but haven't found them yet . i found several anomalies however... Letters/ symbols carved into the boulders in the area... One boulder cut into a triangle with a moon on it that you can sit on and at the top of the triangle there's a notch pointing east/ west .. Solstice like ..

[@philthyrich007]

@@kensod6034they were probably moved

[@kensod6034]

@@philthyrich007 no way to move a rattlesnake head as big as a van . Out in the middle of nowhere.

[@kensod6034]

@@philthyrich007 30 tons

[@philthyrich007]

@@kensod6034 I def believe you saw it but with technologies we don’t know abt and how supernatural this place is it could be moved maybe not likely. You think nature covered them up?

[@NathanTarantlawriter]

What a great story!

[@raphfelix6305]

I used to see plenty of strange things in Virginia. including the little people. they are real.

[@Mothman]

Tell us more.

[@spacecryptid1769]

I live in va there is alot of stuff ive seen here that is unexplainable

[@mikeydeloa7348]

I have family there, what part of Va?

[@mikeydeloa7348]

@@spacecryptid1769 Care to share some experiences?

[@spacecryptid1769]

@@mikeydeloa7348 I live in Abingdon atm

[@abracadabra-r7n]

I have recently experienced many unexplainable things. It started last year, when i captured a weird scream on camera. The scream could only be heard on the video later. It was recorded at a little garden area, that has some old trees. After i recorded that scream, a series of weird events has happened. a) Something invisible has been blocking my movements in my home. b) I captured a voice yelling my name, that could only be heard on the recording, when i was out cycling. c) I even have captured a red orb on camera, at the area where i captured that scream. d) I have even recorded i voice saying "Mommy", at the same area where i captured that scream. I have suspected that "The Little People" (or gnomes, as they are called where i live) has followed me home, and they've been doing pranks on me. They must also have learned my name, by visiting my home. At one point i said out loud, in my home, that i will not reveal the area where i recorded that scream, and where i think they live. I said that i respect them. The weird things stopped happening in my home after that. If we respect them, then i think they respect us back. These creatures can be recorded on audio recording equipment, and sometimes also on cameras. It is like recording EVP's (Electronic Voice Phenomena). I think these creatures lives in another dimension. Cameras and audio equipment are able to pick up these things for some reason.

[@danielwadsworth5425]

we need to talk you are 100 percent right

[@bounce4982]

In my tribe they been our little helpers they helped us win a lot of wars and etc we almost ran 20-30 tribes too extinction crazy how all have different beliefs ik for a fact they are real go leave some tabaco silver gun powder and sugar down for them if they are messing with you in bad ways

[@godiskungen27]

Really fantastic man and stories THANKS Bless you all.

[@sandersonspr]

This is so interesting! Very cool stories!

[@kaioken654]

Amazing

[@Mothman]

Thank you! Do you have any paranormal stories of your own?

[@jdlives8992]

They always after me lucky charms.

[@mickrupnik2143]

I've seen many on my photos.They jump on my son and I on our high altitude property.The cams pick it up. Many other beings out there as well.

[@larrygoodwin2127]

Hey Brian longtime no see you still dance grew up with you in Moore everybody used to call me tiger good to see you

[@tonyjohnson1840]

Awesome teachings thanks for sharing Megwetch (thank you)

[@CapitanFantasma1776]

Wow! Thanks for sharing your story!

[@JoJo-lr1ko]

This shit is crazy cuz when I was a kid I was seeing little people dance in front of me while I was laying down in bed

[@leylahmoon8473]

My father saw what we call en nisse or tusse here in norway when he was young.

[@haileybalmer9722]

I've learned that many cultures have stories like this. People in Ireland and England, obviously, but people don't know how common stories like this are in places like Germany and Iceland. In fact, they've got stories like this in Japan, too. They've even got them all the way down in Aboriginal Lands in Australia. Probably there stories from all over the world that I haven't uncovered myself yet. Stories about little people who will trick people and lure away the children. Stories about the people who live in the woods, or near the water, or in the rock. These stories are so common that it turns out there are quite a few folklorists who believe it has to be real. I guess most of them won't talk about it unless you get them very drunk. They're all European Academic types, so they're expected to be too serious and professional to believe in faeries or little folk, but it's a mask for many of them. I didn't realize until recently that so many cultures from so many places have such a specific story. That's unsettling, even in an academic sense.

[@mi.dogman4438]

Some things in the woods that you might think are evil or dangerous just might protect you from something much more dangerous. Some places humans just shouldn’t go.

[@kelusitepitbeautifulwoman4154]

my grandmother said they used to put braids on the horses tail. 100+ perfect braids done in pitch darkness. he woke many morning to take them out.. this is in Cape Breton Island. before centralization they would live different areas depends time of year. and they spent lots of time in the woods. Uklatamuj. thats what we call them , uklatamuj,

[@mitcheljoseph760]

Ive gained an understanding of the world that was pulled from souls that were here before. Some of them were smart some were stupid. Sometimes they came to the same conclusions. All of them have to tell their story in a way that makes sense to pass it on. They have the end in mind from the beginning but to us we are being led on. Some people dont want to be known but do want their story beginning to end. They plant pieces in our minds so that we will eventually put it together on our own. Some of them have the ability to speak directly to your mind without being around. Some can speak in front of you and remain hidden. When your story is being told to you or without you and your not hidden it's because its what they do.

[@Maureanna]

I live near Freetown reservation. We were always told to watch out for pudgewuckies.they make you depressed n can make strange things happen when your in the forest.

[@Mothman]

Yes, I heard they aren’t nice at all!

[@AP-dc8tr]

My close family friend basically like an auntie from Peru would always tell us about how she would see little people or like little leprechauns in the forest and locals all knew of them. I have never known her to be a liar and she swore to us even as we got older. As an adult its crazy with the internet cause now we can hear all about these encounters and they are so similar.

[@omggiiirl2077]

The Mexican guy is Native American, he's just from Mexico and speaks Spanish. But his DNA is Indigenous American DNA just like any other tribe. Thats why we shouldn't look at each other as different just because the invaders came and drew a line in the ground and separated the land. They even drew lines right down the middle of tribal lands splitting a tribe in half, leaving it in two different nations.

[@ang9968]

Who are the invaders? Certain Indian tribes lived on the side of cliffs to escape the Mexican cannibals. Read the Harris Cannibalism thesis. The Spanish conqusidor Cortez, less than 500 years ago destroyed a whole mexican city because they were eating people and had built their city out of the skulls of men, women and children. Look up the origins of pezole. Check it out if you can find it, many of these tibits are being scrubbed from the internet. The cliff dwellers were long gone before the white man ever showed up. I love how everyone bashes the white man calling the whites the invaders. When Indians have been warring with other tribes for centuries, raiding and taking captives of women and children. The mexicans raided to get human meat. Fact, if it wasn't for the white man, you wouldn't have a country to stand on. And had anyone attempted it they would be called the invaders by other invaders lol. If it wasn't for the white man no one would have all the modern day convinces that they love so much. And what are all these other races doing here if they're so concerned about the Indians?

[@MariaGasca-Reyes]

When he said that I was thinking the same thing . Mexico is not South America. Mexico is part of North America. And majority of Mexicans have indigenous DNA too. In MX the little people are called duendes.

[@michaelkane2470]

I’m Michael,in Saint Augustine Fl.I’m half Choctaw from the Line of Folsom that bred with the Choctaw.Ive heard of the stories.

[@sierrahestum8007]

My tribe told us as kids that the little people mimic the voices of those you know and lure you into the forest and you may never return…. Still horrifies me as an adult. Put River tribe! 🤙🏽

[@riccardomusto9732]

I Saw One! About 2 Feet Tall,A Little Old Man Near Mt Yhona In The Blue Ridge Mountains Of North Georgia,He Was Dressed In Leaves With Tiny Vines Holding It All Together

[@Mothman]

Thank you for sharing. 💕 It’s amazing to see how many people have had experiences with the little people and want to it tell about it.

[@katmack4215]

Love it..😁 Happy to be ur newest subscriber!

[@heidiavera5071]

Great story I have seen a little that looked he blended with the trees 🌲 the only thing you could see were his eyes 👀

[@mrheston2460]

wenebhzoo. they are around Anoka county Minnesota. they live underground and come up in certain spots once in a while. they are faar more advanced than we are, and have been soo for thousands of years. even dr greer has made contact with buhzoo, in joushua tree, one of them actually appeared before their ce-5 groupe

[@thulsadoom3658]

Interesting that he said they had to speak their native tongue to these things, implying that English isn't something the little people are accustomed to.

[@Mothman]

HaveYouEverDancedWithTheDevil InThePaleMoonlight Yes, it implies that the little people in the U.S. are native to this country as well.

[@cutie8726]

They speak the native tongue of the area just like how different places have different languages Alaska we have the same thing but we call them a different name

[@raphfelix6305]

the ones my sister saw could speak broken English. the one I saw spoke with a heavy accent. I think they been around long enough to pick up the languages of the area.

[@montecarlo3807]

Bigfoot, various groups of little people, and many other cryptids speak and/or understand the native language of their area. Some research may be required though because very few native tribes are still in their original locations. (Thanks Andrew Jackson.)

[@cwf081166]

Cool Avatar James Earl Jones from Conan the Barbarian

[@crystalheart9]

Interesting stories, thank you.

[@smokeysquatchokee9977]

In Mexico, central and south america we call them "duendes" and our grandparents that lived near the forests in small towns believed in them

[@Mothman]

What stories did your grandparents tell you about them?

[@hodarinundu]

People still believe in them!

[@rheannalake6974]

I go outside too. It feels natural to do. But I have noticed that others are surprised at that. It isn’t their reflex and hadn’t thought of it hearing them same noises. Good story 🌹 🌝 🌹

[@rheannalake6974]

The little people live in the tree. If people begin to feel all kinds of strange pains by there, Then the Medicine Man rubs and ointment on that tree for them to go away. Seminole Tradition. ⬜️⬛️🟥🟨

[@moragmacgregor6792]

Cannot WAIT to see this :~)

[@heavenlyspiritualwarrior7236]

Missing 411 I saw a little dude as a child. My Leksi on Pine Ridge saw a little dude and it freaked them out!

[@danielwadsworth5425]

the little people are my friends