People of the Big Voice - The Ho-Chunk Nation

[@Me2Lancer]

Thank you for sharing this story of the Ho-Chunk Nation people. In June 1963 I was part of a small group from the Fort Worth Texas area who attended a youth camp on the banks of Robinson Creek at Fall Hall Glenn south of Black River Falls. We spent a couple weeks at the camp and Ho-Chunk People visited us. I enjoyed our time there in your beautiful country and interaction with the Ho-Chunks.

[@dianechoi5491]

My best friend is Ho-Chunk !

[@elizabethbadillo6405]

Thank you for everything you do and continue to do for my children and for the Ho-Chunk People.

[@jasonmorris9900]

I love my people in Wisconsin . Ho-Chunk Nation baby

[@cha-skaprescott8229]

I thought our casino came from Minnesota. That’s why we had that golden nickel on emblem in beginning. Someone correct me if I’m wrong.

[@commanderneyo9913]

Wow It’s Jon Jon

[@dolphinleary3777]

the community gives to me 5 pieces of bread during the monsoon hunting season to travel from mainland I am KYIS birth name...thanks

[@Jovie702]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@moniqueegee4101]

..money

[@ShiraMakesVideos]

This comment is a little off putting..the Ho-Chunk peoples use the casinos and similar businesses to help their people financially. It’s a little crazy that people think that these casinos and other businesses shouldn’t exist when it impacts so many indigenous lives in a positive way. You may not be saying that but you shouldn’t be so negative with comments like this. Please do some research.