This FAIRY stalks the Moors to protect wild animals from Hunters!

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

_Cecily_ at _Scary Fairy Godmother_ posts a new video, then about a day later _Kitty_ at _Fairy Encounters_ post a new video. *_"Life Is Good."_* 😊

[@darkthrone7201]

Lol 😂 that coo coo ca choo line made us laugh, I say Coo coo ca choo”to our Adrian in a playful manner ( he's our Big black cat ) it seems to either give him the zoomies or make him roll over exposing his belly for rubs maybe that is a special charm lol to be far he will react playfully to any funny thing I rhyme at him. Those are very awesome stories though I've never heard of the brown men of the moors before, it kinda makes me think of the blue men of the minch I love that one, any how we very much enjoyed it, thank you may the Lord Jesus bless you and your family.♥️🙏

[@acrylicnailtrend]

Coo coo ca Choo I am the walrus I am the egg man

[@AndreaDingbatt]

Thank you for sharing this, about the Brown Men of the Moors!! ~ I can assure you that theyre still here, and Abhor hunting for sport!! Ive been a Stablehand, and held the same feelings, that hunting for the fun of it is wrong.... A few years ago, the huntsman and hounds got very lost, in an area they knew well!! One horse returrned, riderless, so I was sent out to look for the rest,,,,As the pack of hounds raced back past me, crying, tails between their legs,,,so I rode the way theyd come from. Every horse was riderless, also, as they passed me going back to the Stables, it was getting foggy and dark, when I began to find their riders, wet, tired, cold and utterly bewildered!! The terriermen were cowering in a small copse of stunted trees, the others were just as scared and baffled by their weird experience. As, apparently a small, stout man had leapt upon the back of the first rider, ~ who had followed a fox, shouting "view halloo!" thus displacing him from his terrified horse, causing panic and terror amongst all there. And then all of the horses bucked and reared until each and every rider were thrown, both huntsman and the whipper-in had many broken bones, and had to be rescued off the Fells. The description of The Brown Man was whispered amongst those who were there, and I overheard!! After that day,,, ~Not a single hound nor horse, that were there , could ever be persuaded to hunt, ever again. Nor would any of those Huntsmen, the pack and stables changed hands, and I found work elsewhere, * I still Bless that Brown Man, when Im in the area, by leaving Baccy, Honey-Sweets and Meade.

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

*_"Goo Goo G'joob"_* is best used when you are confronted by a *_Walrus._* 😉

[@pentegarn1]

Was it "Manco tickles snow heart dixie cranbo"? I'll try that next time!!! ;)

[@suzannecarter445]

Your ai art is getting better and better! Really good topic - the brown men of the North of England

[@perfectlyimperfect9129]

I haven't been getting notifications for this channel in awhile! Did today for some reason! Glad I did !! I've always been intrigued by fairies and the like , Thank you for all you do!! 4:41 I don't agree with taking hunter's lives for hunting for sport.But I do agree with only hunting when it's absolutely necessary to feed your family!

[@KristenKras]

Ooh, I have some ancestry in the borderlands! I do feel somewhat connected with some Fae. I do know that not all Fae are friendly but..... I think some Fae hate humans. Its strange the term muirs as muir means the ocean in Gaelic. I never liked that my grandmother wore a grouse's foot as a brooch, I found it cruel. Incidentally, my grandmother's surname was Scott, she descended from sir Walter Scott.

[@RoyCyberPunk]

I knew this sounded familiar the brown men and what they do is identical to the Curupira in South America's Amazon jungle basin in that they go after hunters. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curupira Could both be different names for the same type of entity.

[@RoyCyberPunk]

In my humble opinion if you're not going to eat it and just let it rot don't hunt it.