SAGE WALL FULL WALKTHRU (No Commentary) - Sage Mountain Center, Montana

[@dragasan]

I'm over from Bright Insight. Cool man! I wish you all the best.

[@WanderingWolf]

So glad you made it here! Jimmy is great guy and it was a pleasure working together! Hope you enjoying the content I’m creating as well! Thank you! 🙏

[@djhaeder]

Aweome. This is the KZbin we need.

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you! 🙏 Grateful to have you here and for your support!

[@justwondering1967]

If it’s man made, it’s antediluvian. Treading on the echos of a bygone cycle of civilization. It reminds me of Sacsayhuaman. Great steady cam footage, btw. Thank you. What a special, special place.

[@lisaknieriem5852]

I had no idea how large of an area this covered. I looked on satellite maps and these structures cover miles. I’ve got to see these in person. I would love to camp and spend a couple of days examining these megalithic structures. Absolutely fascinating!!!!

[@WanderingWolf]

I hope you make it up there! It’s incredible to see in person and you won’t regret the trip! Make sure to check out my How To: Sage Wall video which gives you all the info you need for a visit! Thank you for watching!

[@djhaeder]

Thanks!

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you so much!

[@tommarshall5751]

home of a giant some parts natural , some stones put in place.... what a view>>> Thanks for taking time to video great coverage

[@artlife6210]

This is epic video here...there is a ton of destruction there, it looks like a defensive position of sorts for the green valley to the east, possibly even bordering a glacier, at one time this was probably geoformed by who lived there to some degree using natural slabs as construction elements. Theres some right angles on Google Earth in the landscape along the wall, meaning the area likely was home to many structures which are disintegrated now. And what tells me there was humans involved is in the intact part of the wall itself there are different types of stones stacked on each other. Outstanding video, thanks for sharing this!

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you so much for watching and supporting!

[@artlife6210]

@@WanderingWolf my pleasure man, been researching megaliths for decades and this is just what gets me going, a new site!

[@WanderingWolf]

@@artlife6210 more coming!

[@SabbaticusRex]

No . You are so full of it .

[@kristianjerman420]

Amazing!

[@lindadaugherty8890]

Hey buddy. Always love seeing ur adventures. ❤😊

[@WanderingWolf]

Hey there! Good to see you here!

[@Klay35319]

I really appreciate the work you put into your videos and I think it was awesome that you climbed all the way to the top of the site, please understand if someone has already commented on this I have not looked through the comments. When you reached the top of the mountain it seemed you were more focused on looking for structures and didn't really look around at the view. I think people who would put so much effort in the site would do so for points of view. It also seemed like you were in a hurry and possibly could have taken a little more time to slowly observe everything there. I don't mean this as an insult because I think this site has a lot more to offer. Thank you for your good work!!

[@richarddullum2373]

Watching, fascinated as you trek over Sage Mountain. I think you captured the features you mentioned previously, like the knobs, cuts, cupmarks that are perfectly circular, 7" diameter; none of this is natural. I like that you found the rectangular scoop on the boulder, which could never be claimed as natural, as if the stacked Cyclopean blocks of Sage Wall weren't impossible enough. Quite a long section still remains pretty plumb. The site is so attractive because it's pristine, culturally unaffected apparently since its ruin. With such a large section of built wall, it's a no-brainer that the many tumbled rocks around the site attest to more than wall-building here. Space archeology comes to mind, with deep geo scanning, like Sarah Parcak did in Egypt.

[@angstrommanagement3016]

Outstanding Video Wolf, Those darn Archaeologists dont want to see this one, lol!

[@NelsonThePsychopath]

If that wall is naturally made then I'm Micheal B Jordan's stunt double....

[@theozarkhillbilly9040]

I seen those comments. It's gotta hurt to try n force yourself to believe these r natural 😂😂

[@jimmyrhodes1808]

Sir, may I have your autograph please? LOL

[@johnnbg684]

Congratulations for showing us something really great, mysterious and above all,unknown!!!😮👏

[@johnnbg684]

I would say that both Sage Wall in Montana and the Acropolis of the Thestians (Ακρόπολη των Θεστιέων) in Western Greece,have in common,is that they are both awesome, mysterious and also very much unknown.I'd like to send to you how Thestia looks from above,from satellite,if you are interested,and tell me your opinion about it.Greetings from Greece and have a nice day!Keep searching and showing us some really good stuff!

[@WanderingWolf]

I’d love to see it!

[@johnnbg684]

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[@johnnbg684]

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[@johnnbg684]

Just two small "tastes" of that unknown acropolis in Aetolia-Acarnania!

[@jastass5001]

hi, nice video...reminded me of a channel ... Colorado Forest Beings .....found you from the Saskatchewan stones video....great work...thanks for the walk

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you 🙏

[@bonniewingard9771]

I'm going to review the carved faces..Thank you for something new! I'll let you know if I see anything

[@Dijital_CavemaNz]

Looks very much like the kaimanawa wall here in New Zealand, can't wait to see what comes of this in the future. Very hard to dismiss as natural. Cheers for the upload 👍

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you! Looking forward to making it out your way for a comparison when possible!

[@MySynthDungeon]

Great Walk About ,,Digs!! Subbed!!;-)!

[@Havisgavis]

Very, very cool 😎

[@WanderingWolf]

🙏

[@paulcoover9197]

have you done a show about the American Stonehenge in Maine? Thanks for the show. Great!!!!

[@Battleheim]

4:02 snake or eel depicted on the large boulder. Note the zigzags.

[@timothy5977]

Jimmy sent me!!

[@WanderingWolf]

Welcome!

[@fennynough6962]

Sage Wall is still mostly buried, (I woud guess); since its 100,000's of years old. Totally unnatural; (because ony man); (stacks these Walls); with Polygonal, Saddling, (with differnt colors of Pink, Blackened, White, & Grey Granite); Megablocks, with SNAKE 🐍 Turtle, & Bear Effugies, Nubs, 90° angle cuts, (Stacked in offset linearly Straight lines), These Megaboulders, are beveled, Cyclopial, Perfectly fit, & joined, together. Not to mention, these "Rain Bowls 🥣 " are mankind's oldest creation, or tool. Dolmans of differnt color Granite Megaboulders are all throughout the Rockie Mountain's.

[@WanderingWolf]

New video on this site showing its detailed history, scientific research and other interesting details including government interest in the area being released next Friday 12/22/23. Will be setting as featured premiere on the channel this Monday. Hope to see you there!

[@rawr4444]

15:57 👀

[@KKing55]

Use your drone and see where they were routing all the water too???

[@urfavwhtboy]

I’m new to the channel 👍

[@battle_promaster3631]

I would tend to say natural. Other smaller features that were passed resembled a smaller wall or wall like features. Definitely interesting.

[@spiritwhirled]

I think the trees tell a story.

[@BrentRyley]

Columns like these which i believe are natural were probably used by early civilizations as our first building blocks, Stonehenge for example. Or not.

[@knowcoiner5599]

Lets goooo

[@urfavwhtboy]

I just wanna Fallout 4 them trees to my workshop scrap, to see what’s there👀

[@dubselectorr345]

Im in

[@theillitistpro]

I.H.O.P and a walk. Perfection.😉

[@ryanjack7695]

This falls in line with ancient mammoth hunters.. maybe a little more advanced than assumed but still in the right spot during the younger dryas, glaciers would have ended nearby there would have been lots of game.

[@jimmyrhodes1808]

Interesting, other than a few birds whistling there seems to be little sign of wildlife in the area.

[@rogerolovsson6439]

For me that have visit a lot of Swedish hill-forts from the Iron Age sees similarly to some of them here. But I'm not an expert in that field of knowledge.

[@Battleheim]

There are a lot of very weathered similar walls (much of it hidden underground) in Sweden, probably built by Hyperboreans.

[@forealus]

Came through from BI. Doesn't ALL look natural to me. Huge mud slide damage maybe? I dunno...

[@kenwin5845]

When you want to see some of the weird things east of Mount Saint Helens travel NFD 25. I'll meet you halfway

[@MARLEYDIDIT]

megalithic walls like these???

[@jjb3406]

Like what?

[@richarddullum2373]

At 30:15, the stone holes look like a star map

[@planetliberty]

I think there are many pyramids in Montana that we think are mountains. ❤️

[@fennynough6962]

Good eye,👁‍🗨! To just build a wall for no other purpose then as a type of defensive barrier is not likely. There are bound to be Massive chambers, tunnels, cellars, & fortified structures, all over the place.

[@chrishoyt4193]

All that underbrush is making me crazy!😂

[@johndemeen5575]

Where’s the mine? Where did the rocks come from?

[@davehanrahan13]

Evening

[@rawr4444]

10:48 wait what 😅

[@bonniewingard9771]

The botanical?

[@eYACTION]

Nice visit

[@WanderingWolf]

Hey! Thank you 🙏

[@larrytinsley4247]

What’s the estimate weight of those heavy ones

[@flakybooger2464]

Bring a shovel & crow bar to dig down & lift rocks

[@tally2755]

United States Bureau of Reclamation began in "1902". Look up the meaning of reclamation. Look at all of the "reclaim projects" they have done of the years.

[@davehanrahan13]

I heavy breath just getting out my chair don't sorry

[@WanderingWolf]

😂

[@laurieedeburn2449]

a giants rock wall

[@ianstewartbrown5308]

Looks naturally weathered stone to me

[@303Scott]

@TheFourHorses Link to the maps?

[@RogueDog89]

I😂 can hear you breathing....

[@bonniewingard9771]

Some look carved like huge giant salamander face and body's.....very old I think?

[@betornween]

I have pareidolia, I see faces in inanimate objects. You have whatever the word is for seeing structuring in rock formations. Not a bad thing by the way.

[@larrytinsley4247]

Everyone has both those things it’s called mental projection it’s easy to infer there’s no intention to the face in the clouds it takes a little more intellect to tell some natural formations from man made like the giants causeway but nature doesn’t do what I just watched

[@urfavwhtboy]

I think the wall was built for hunting, drive the animals towards the wall for slaughter, feed the tribe.

[@bonniewingard9771]

I thought we were looking for real sage wall?

[@303Scott]

It's a volcanic sill folks.

[@shawn2789]

Wouldn't that be easily proven by identifying the rock?

[@laurieedeburn2449]

dig down

[@davidhay1303]

I would argue this was created to funnel game into a kill zone

[@davidhay1303]

@TheFourHorses not cows idiot. lol

[@Bob123Max]

A culture capable of cutting and assembling these massive stones would not be in the business of funneling game!

[@davehanrahan13]

Worry

[@BroadLyte]

Even the Holy Bible mentions giants walking amongst us. I think it’s high time we accept that as humans, we are not at our peak but slowly regressing

[@SylvainSybaris]

I think it's comical that the property owner charges $75 smackers to see some rocks that looks like a wall..... I wouldn't pay more than $5 even though I've seen many better foundations for FREE... Heck, I went to Devil's Tower in Wyoming which is a million times better for just a few bucks, and Yellowstone Nat'l park was only $35 which is good for 7 days, and same with Teton national Park.

[@WanderingWolf]

Cool story…this is private property and they incur all cost and risks from allowing people to visit including having to accommodate their regular work to handle everything. Oh yeah, they are also funding research from the scientific community. Wholly on their dime. Did I mention they are also preserving and maintaining the area, creating trails for ease of access as well….all without government funding and support unlike the several places you referenced. Gratitude is a better look than arriving in a space with an attitude of being owed something just fyi… 🤷🏻‍♂️ Cheers! 🍻

[@mapsofbeing5937]

absolutely does seem like there's something to this kzbin.info/www/bejne/omKoooxqpc-ng7c

[@bossforever1865]

That's not what's in the mountains of Montana though. It's made by someone of intelligence.

[@elguapo2831]

Too much Sage at the wall 🤤 Whatever you do don't show people the back side. 🐕💩

[@WanderingWolf]

I literally walk all up and down the backside in this video. I walk around the wall, behind it, on top of it. I also have a drone video out showing the entire video from above. I’ve filmed and shared every angle of it I can across multiple videos as well. Enjoy.

[@cryptoalchemist369]

classic mega-megalithic GEOPOLYMERE, AND POLYGONAL BLOCK WORK. Seen all around the world from the time before the last catastrophe of the younger dryas. event.

[@garychynne1377]

probably. see lots of evidence of glaciers.

[@shizachico1063]

That’s definitely man made

[@SabbaticusRex]

Nope .

[@shizachico1063]

@@SabbaticusRex yep you can tell from the nubs

[@st.armanini9521]

@@SabbaticusRex 15:57

[@catinthehat8412]

nubbs

[@v10dodge87]

Doesnt take much to be out of breath at this altitude.