Prehistoric Monsters in Northern Canada - A 2 Hour Compilation

[@Redster3]

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[@RaulitoSolis]

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[@HammersonPeters]

Thank you for saying so.

[@sasqetshenkley1190]

Who's underrating The Great White Hammer of the North?!

[@dubcrisis]

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[@hiddenwoodsben]

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[@timothyhargrove8269]

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[@OctopusWithNoFriends]

The man, the myth, the legend, spreading the word about the wild men, the wild myths, and the wild legends of the mythical and legendary North American wilderness!!! Thanks, buddy!

[@lenBrill1971]

Narration by the best!! 🇨🇦👍

[@masonfaraday9020]

Let's go! A 2 Hour Hammerson video about Prehistoric Remnants!

[@hunsonabadeer2806]

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[@batboylives]

Yes, its Hammerson time! Always great content, now I shall sit back and watch. Peace everyone from Moose Factory ON Canada.

[@sasqetshenkley1190]

Wait, there's a place called Moose Factory up there?

[@batboylives]

@@sasqetshenkley1190 Originally Moose Fort until the French raided the island and renamed it Fort St. Louis. English returned and recaptured their lost forts. And when they recaptured the island, they burnt the french fort and renamed the island Moose Factory. The first English speaking settlement in present day Ontario. lol

[@DizzyDez613]

@@sasqetshenkley1190There’s also Moose Jaw. But that’s in a different province (Saskatchewan).

[@shanehester5317]

i seen a hoot owl one time☠

[@batboylives]

@@shanehester5317 hear one almost everyday lol

[@ldawg7117]

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[@HammersonPeters]

I am glad to hear that. Thanks for watching.

[@sasqetshenkley1190]

Digital Xanax.

[@ldawg7117]

@@sasqetshenkley1190 holy shit, man.. That's literally the perfect way to describe it haha

[@mannyc19]

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[@teresalopez7081]

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[@jasongarcia2140]

Seriously this guy's videos are so good..

[@CarolinaThreeper3534]

Love your show and style

[@SamIamIam]

Love your stories from Canada

[@colemarsh13]

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[@thedoruk6324]

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[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

Reverent

[@AndreaDingbatt]

WOW!! Amazing!!😮❤ Just finished listening, and,,,👌 ~ I am going to Re-Listen to this Straight Away!!! Fantastic Work!!❤ Thank you very much Again!! 😀 Awesome!! 😎👍👍 Namasté 🙏🕊️💞 Andréa and Critters. ...XxX...

[@paulkcormier]

simply the very best narrator and simply the most informed person also

[@franciswaylandthurston7905]

Thank you from northern Quebec, love to hear your voice and all your fascinating stories.

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

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[@benkeller6027]

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[@debrahall902]

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[@redstarforever7271]

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[@ceroenblanco]

I know we suppossed to mostly listen to these kind of videos, but I really like to watch the custom made ilustrations, old pictures and old drawings.

[@andrewgillis8572]

Great voice and inflection - nice diction in the script - perfect mic tone - & given the topic, the result is spell-binding!

[@Son-of-Tyr]

Truly one of my favorite cryptid and mythology channels. I'd love to see more content about possession, bl0od/adrenochrome consumption, cannibali§tic tribes, etc. Hammerson is one of the best researchers and presenters of these subjects, period.

[@jackstraw4222]

idk about that ,just keep to the monsters and strange anomalies....

[@BasementPepperoni]

Nice. I had some very important, life depending stuff to do this morning but now that I saw this, I'll take care of it after I watch it 3x in a row.

[@AndreaDingbatt]

❤😎👍👍

[@Roylamx]

@@AndreaDingbatt Yes! Life Death & Taxes must wait! Stories must be told & heard!!

[@AndreaDingbatt]

@@Roylamx Fully Agree 💯👍👍

[@liukang85]

😂😂😂

[@912yekim]

I’m a simple man. I see Ham upload and I click and like! The proceed to enjoy my video! Thanks for making my Sunday bro!!!

[@CoastsalishAlaskangrl]

Yaay, a perfect video to watch on a lazy Sunday 😊 glad it's your narration too! Love from Alaska!

[@benridge6570]

I appreciate your channel, especially when television basically suck these days. Thank you again. 👍

[@b.5191]

Hot dang! 2 hours!! What a pleasant treat!! Thank you, my friend!

[@NathanLeach-dz9io]

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[@BBDA-CLEAR]

The information Hammerson Peters has given through multiple posts can never be Underrated. From the North American Canadian Alaskan fur trade to the Gold Rush and specialty' the folklore white man was taught.... Like Siberia the US, Canada and Alaska is so mysterious,and àlive. The Headless valley still sends shivers down my spine . I believe we can never learn enough and who knows more about what lives in their forests iced landscapes mountains and rivers than the first Nations. Thank you so very much !

[@jackstraw4222]

yea it is wasn't for the channel i wouldn't know about so many reports,esp the dinosaur and mammoth stories which there is nothing...

[@Sandbarfight]

Here we gooooooo. Thank you for another amazing upload today. Take it easy bro.

[@Eagle-nq2mv]

It’s hard to believe that every last one of these were wiped out at the time.

[@rebelray84]

I find this topic absolutely fascinating.

[@rutha6260]

I think it's possible woolly mammoths 🦣 actually exist in Alaska, etc. The Eubelodon story is very cool!

[@tahltanhavoc1706]

When I was in old crow Yukon I met a young boy who dug up a mammoth tusk near the lake that was receding and drying up.. they put it in their small museum.. I thought it was cool.. also my grandpa and grandma used to have a tusk hanging above the fire place

[@vikingskuld]

I waited all day just relishing the idea I have a new video out by hammerson Peters to watch tonight. I was so thrilled to see it was 2 hours lol. This is the ONLY CHANNEL I WILL WATCH FOR THAT LONG. Its also the only channel that depresses me when its less a 30 min video lol. I cant express all the emotions thanks love and appreciation i have for your work. I even bought your books. You seriously should be the largest channel on youtube. Thank you so much for your work. You have touched people and their lives in ways youll never really know. Thanks again.

[@HammersonPeters]

Thanks so much for the kind words! I truly appreciate them.

[@vikingskuld]

@@HammersonPeters its easy and simple to tell the truth when it's a compliment. I really hope you see some time how many people really love your work. It's made a big difference in people's lives. It's something I truly look forward to.

[@AndreaDingbatt]

Thank you very much, from the UK. I've been very lucky to see the Sculptures of Dinosaurs on the Isle of Wight!! At The Black Gang Chine Park!! Namasté 🙏 Andréa and Critters. ..XxX...

[@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425]

I was there a loooooong time ago! Think I was 8, now 39. Got photos of me in my red shoes and turquoise coat, somewhere😄

[@AndreaDingbatt]

@@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425 Oh Wow!! You sound quite the trend -setter!!💖 I was there about 1966/69, While we lived on the I.O.W. So during the Summer holidays we were "Carted About" to see some wonderful places, ~ to keep us out of mischief,Lol!! But , when I was about 6.yrs old we moved to the Netherlands, It was rather dull and damp compared to the Island! (*I haven't given too much of my age away?🫣✌️*) Namasté 🙏🕊️ Andréa and Critters. XxX..

[@dawnrowlands2408]

I remember going to the Isle of Wight in the 70's. Dad was playing cricket for the quarry he worked for and we went along. I loved Alum Bay, it was beautiful. On the way back, dad's boss had left his posh co car in a multi-storey car park. He got locked in and dad helped break him out. Great memories.

[@AndreaDingbatt]

@@dawnrowlands2408 Thank you so much for your kind reply!! Yes, I know that Bay, we used to go there when it was far too hot during the summer!! You have brought back many happy memories for me by mentioning this. Dad was working at Parkhurst prison, but he didn't like the way people were treated by his work fellows.... Which is why we moved to Holland, to be near mothers family and for a change of career for Dad!! My apologies for the short response but I'm not too well today. At least it's saved you, from me waffling on!! Namasté 🙏🕊️💞 Edit, I just need to ask, was that Cricket match played at the Recreation Park at Carisbrook, behind Hinton Rd?! I bet it was!! I used to live at Hinton Rd, Carisbrook I.O.W. ~and would take my Gerbils out to play there in the Rec' !!

[@dawnrowlands2408]

@@AndreaDingbatt I'm pretty sure it was played there. They used to go to various places around the south (I think it was mainly an excuse to have a day out with lots of beer and the cricket match was a secondary thing) 😂 We were living in Somerset at the time. I used to go with dad in the lorry when he took loads from the quarry. Went all over the place with him, it was lovely. I'm glad I bought back some memories for you. Lost dad recently so it's wonderful to have these lovely memories of him. Thank you for the kind reply, have a lovely day.

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

I’m from Canada, but live in the Arkansas Ozarks. Funnily enough there have been sightings here over the years of something that sounds an awful lot like a giant ground sloth/megatherion which supposedly died out around ten thousand years ago. The woods here are certainly big and dense enough to hide a population of large animals. I love the stories of supposedly extinct animals being sighted in various places around the world.

[@tahltanhavoc1706]

Same with the mountain ranges of the Yukon and Alaska.. people don’t understand how vast these areas can be.. people think because we have drones and planes that we would’ve seen these kind of things.. I’d like to think the same way we do about the ocean and we only explored about 5% of it.. we can’t access all land the same way..

[@rockmangurlx4973]

The Gorp?

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

@@rockmangurlx4973 I’ve heard them called that too, yes.

[@rockmangurlx4973]

@@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 I’ll admit I just remember the name from a 4chan post

[@graceyjewels7148]

Thomas Jefferson apparently saw one?

[@stefanschleps8758]

Love this channel. Thank you Hammerson!

[@HammersonPeters]

Thanks for watching!

[@buffalorick5598]

Very interesting and entertaining

[@sunniaknna6941]

Yay! Thank you for the upload!!!!

[@hollyjoseph129]

My brother in law saw a giant wolf about ten years ago. I was picking pine mushrooms and he decided to sit for a minute and a pack of wolves went by and the leader he figured was the same size as a house. Huge!

[@samk3lly]

Thank you so much for a work you put into making these videos for us, my friend. They help me out more than you'll ever know. 😊

[@dawnrowlands2408]

Good afternoon, sir. Love your videos. They're an ideal mix of history, 1st Nation stories and myth. I'm amazed you don't have many more subs. Wishing you a wonderful day, from a grey and damp N Wales, UK.

[@willamsandell1082]

Boy was this well done ! thank you sooo much for the work and research you put into these ..always interesting

[@Cutter-jx3xj]

Hammerson Peter's is one of my favorite channels for certain. I wish that I could find more like it.

[@jackstraw4222]

good that these are being documented since pretty much no other similar channels mention these reports and they should be archived for future reference....

[@GaryBonnell-tl1jp]

You went away for a while I missed this channel best channel on utube

[@WOODnCHROME]

Very cool stories man! 😎

[@RaulitoSolis]

More little people tales, please. Tyvm, good job!

[@lifechanging9711]

I love Jasper . I’ve been to many of these places I. This video! Many thanks for your work MR Peters !!! Many thanks

[@Samuel_Pasinato]

These videos make me think that maybe, just maybe, some of these animals managed to survive the Pleistocene extinction

[@bgee461]

Great production as always

[@goosegirl941]

Very cool

[@graceyjewels7148]

Thankyou!

[@matthewjames2649]

Awesome TY4sharing!!!

[@squidy2522]

Love these videos

[@rhedosaurus2251]

Your channel is great and so is your book. If you don't mind, I'd like to propose another idea for the Patridge Creek Monster: A tyrannosaur. Either Nanuqsaurus or, since a footprint of it was found recently, T. rex itself and the 'horn' was actually a reindeer antler via the antler in its jaws, that was on the other side of its face, that was misidentifed as a horn.

[@salvagemonster3612]

Another great video

[@SusanCrone22]

Hi Hanmerson. Been binge watching your videos and just downloaded the audible copy of Legends of the Nahani Valley..as I can no longer easily hold a book. Was so happy to see that you arw also rhe narrator! Really enjoying; listening now 🌿

[@HammersonPeters]

Thanks so much for your patronage! I hope you enjoy it.

[@Soloong_Gaybowzer]

The reason why I don't believe the Partridge Creek creature sighting was faked, is that at the time the scientific community believed that dinosaurs were cold blooded, slow moving lizards that drug their bellies and tails. The creature Dupuy described was warm blooded and had a thick layer of fur (something only now theorized by modern Paleontologists), and the 2nd sighting hunting party said they lost the trail of the creature after fresh snow. Something that big of which would be difficult to lose if it cut a deep channel into the snow dragging it's belly/tail. Little details like that lend it credibility for me.

[@sasqetshenkley1190]

That's a valid point but I feel like we would've found one fozen in permafrost by now. We find everything but dinosaurs in permafrost.

[@jonathanpeterson1984]

Yeah ....I for one think this is absolutely fantasy or insane embellishments. I believe a lot of these old stories, but NOT this one.

[@REKTKOALA]

I humbly acknowledge PNSO's Nick the Ceratosaurus cameo. 🤩

[@franciswaylandthurston7905]

The part with the footprints in the mud reminds me of a story we have here in Quebec, its called " Le phénomène du lac Décarie" The phenomenon of lake decarie. A series of fresh 18 inches 3 toes footprints and tale found by a family fishing near a lake in 1977 , their is pictures and cast of the footprints. It was investigated by forest rangers and later by Yvon Leclerc who found evidences that the footprints were made by something articulated and that all the bones of the feets were visible in the plaster mold. Sorry for my bad english.

[@graceyjewels7148]

Thankyou for sharing!

[@Bizarreparade]

Very under appreciated channel. Better than most with several times the subs. At least we know your not the latest limited hangout of the intelligence community!

[@naiboz]

Just ordered your nahanni valley book 👍🏻

[@HammersonPeters]

Thanks so much for your patronage! I hope you enjoy it.

[@NotTheMothMan2.0]

HAMMERSON IS THE MOTH MAN 😮😮😮

[@timfindlaysamazingvancouve3114]

Really quite fantastic! Thanks for all your research and acumen.

[@gregzeigler3850]

Interesting that Neanderthals are brought up. I have a friend of Indian descent who told me that Bigfoot is actually Neanderthals wearing animal skins. He said that they were quite heavy and tall, thus had big feet. He said that he used to see them quite regularly(suggesting that they moved on) and a family of them lived in a woods near his house(Northwest Ohio).He said they smelled terrible, not knowing to bathe. He observed them only and gave no offerings.

[@glauvie]

There’s much in here to stretch my imagination, but nothing as much as maintaining campfires on ice. I know it’s done, I’ve been to Michigan’s Tip-Up Town, but I will never get it.

[@sasqetshenkley1190]

It's just a matter of laying down a decent foundation of vegetation and building your fire on top. Some of the heat radiates down down thru the mat, the ice underneath melts enough to keep that mat wet & cold so the fire doesn't burn thru the mat and enough moisture evaporates to prevent it from reaching your fire. It's all calculated.

[@annie_morgan]

Woo he's back

[@gra4279]

Before the 1800's, the word dinosaur didnt exist yet. Every culture referred to the fossils as "dragons"

[@gra4279]

@50086gt prove me wrong

[@GregArcade]

Great video Hammerson thanks

[@giggajames1903]

Mammoth: *hurts dog* Human: So you have chosen death...by a thousand chops.

[@brym4467]

first nations john wick

[@cherylcarter4046]

1/8/25 just found this. All the comments are from ten months ago. This is very interesting. Nice narration voice. No background noise. Bravo. Subscribed.

[@FarrahFerris]

Yay!

[@HammersonPeters]

Thanks for watching!

[@andrewstevenson118]

Crypto-zoology and "legends" aside, this is a great channel to learn about some Canadian history and geography.

[@medicalmisinformation]

This channel is no longer underrated. I rate it an excellent channel. 94³ out of 94³ stars. (That's 830,584.)

[@nancymcglinn8717]

I love this channel and I listen to it every day!!!!❤❤❤❤

[@moisestellez726]

NEW HAMMERSON VIDEO LLLLLEEEEETTTTSSSSSS GOOOOOOOOOO

[@zombie_snax]

I only know 1 Canadian personally. He grew up trapping beaver and when he turned 18 he bought a used car and paid for 1 year in rent like it was nothing. Always tease him about how Canadian that is.😊

[@moniquehernandez3122]

really, hammersonnn with the mobile glass structure that we can't replicate today.....maybe you should go down that rabbit hole...

[@Panzerfeust]

There are sightings of strange animals such as giant beavers in the wilderness of Manitoba. Who knows what's all still out there.

[@JessicaD.-vb9ho]

There's definitely giant beavers I got one in my neck of the woods.

[@brianturner7214]

great narration..............................

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

There is a lot more to this planet, than what we can see or already know. Very interesting. 😊❤

[@bgee461]

Well there is deep ocean gigantism, so it would make sense the same can be found in land animals in deep remote wilderness.

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

I'm not an expert but I think the deep sea gigantic species is because of the pressure down there? Could be 100% wrong. Also I heard that islands have some giant species for certain reasons.

[@wildhumans8116]

I can tell you that the north american sasquatch still live. Ive had a few experiences, but there is more than meets the eye. Sasquatch have their own spoken language but can soeak telepathically. They can also effect your dreams, give you visions (project images), remote view, astral project and even cloak. The mountain sherpas believe the yeti can turn invisible at will, so im not alone

[@tahltanhavoc1706]

My great uncle was able to aim his rifle at a Sasquatch but his wife wouldn’t let him shoot.. the Sasquatch was kneeled over seemingly studying the road.. until it heard them coming and stood up.. my great uncle said when he looked in the eye.. shooting him would feel like Shooting another human.. it seemed like he/she was feeling and thinking.. contemplating what to do.. so they didn’t shoot and it fled into the bush.. I don’t expect anyone to believe the story.. but I certainly believe my family and don’t see a reason for them to lie to family.. cause they wont go out telling people out of fear of ridicule

[@willamsandell1082]

this is just Great Great Great !

[@BrandonLawson-b9d]

Ahhh the original curator

[@buffalorick5598]

Conan Doyle and his wife said they saw a living young plesiosaur off African coast.

[@Uap-i3o]

Yes it mc Hammerson

[@Podzillla9012]

I expected this to be full of nonsense, like 99.9% of videos on yt, but I was pleasantly surprised. Subscribed.

[@austinlee4156]

My dude you should absolutely do a video with #thelorelodge you both cover the same stuff and it'd be too worlds clashing!!!!

[@jedstanaland2897]

I'll say this first your video was great, second your voice was great too, and lastly we know humans, cave lions, sabertooth lions, mammoths, giant sloths, and many other mega fauna were all contemporary with each other and interacted. I don't know what those interactions were but I can believe that they were sufficient to cause a lasting impact that continued until the modern times. The next part is that we also know that many of these interactions were violent and very nasty. I have read papers that actually date when certain mega fauna actually went extinct some of those dates for certain mega fauna were about the same time as the Spanish conquistadors mostly because they had reports of getting into conflict with some of them.

[@plotholedetective4166]

Yay! I missed your voice

[@DanielMatthews-ql3wf]

It is interesting that thereis a tribe called the Denae in northern Canada and the Navajo refer to themselves as the Dinae in Arizona and New Mexico.

[@debroselle8877]

Check out Athabascan languages, very interesting.😁

[@tahltanhavoc1706]

You know I’m happy for this because you can learn about First Nations a little bit as well.. you’d be surprised how many people don’t know a thing about us.. I’ve literally had people ask me “oh I thought you were all wiped out” … I just wonder how people can think that when we’re all around Canada and U.S.. we can’t be that uneducated.. but having people not know about us or our way of life can be used to harbour hate between everyone..and hate sells unfortunately

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

The mamut wasn't an arctic living animal. It lived in a temperate zone where Butter Cups grow.