Three Wendigo Stories

[@bukispecter9465]

I like how for that last story, the author was just like "There was hellish screams from the other side of my door. We laid there motionless.... ANYWAY fast forward a couple of weeks and we forgot about it"

[@fellownerd1138]

Lol I think it’s funny too though people can forget things in the case that the event caused trauma

[@KingRumar]

You have no idea how thankful I am that you put the ad breaks in between the stories. Nobody does this

[@felixheidemeyer9480]

Its good that he puts them BETWEEN and not in the middle of stories. But the best would be if he puts them at the start and end, so i can listen and fall asleep without a : PLAY AFK ARENA NOW add....

[@michellebright8403]

Very good. Listened to a music video today and the ad was literally in the middle of the song!!!!

[@urbanguy1191]

The ONLY time I’ll ever be grateful for an ad on KZbin.

[@sidilicious11]

Ramko Zhuban Swamp Dweller also does it. I agree, it’s a very good idea. For me it gives a bit of time to ponder the story and let it go.

[@ken7165]

ikr? its pretty great

[@tayanasummers]

As a Native, I both love and hate these videos. I feel like I'm putting myself in danger listening to them, but then again I love it.

[@rawmeat8612]

why you feel you'er in danger by listening to them??

[@tayanasummers]

It's forbidden to talk about them, or even say the name. Elders say simply mentioning the existence is enough to bring one into being, and it'll likely come for you for speaking of it.

[@MadmanQueenKiller]

@@tayanasummers Ikr i'm Scandinavian and i get the same feeling from what i have heard these stories, so i avoid talking about these. Wasn't it also that if you think them its the same as speaking?

[@meikaaa9042]

same lol

[@meikaaa9042]

@@MadmanQueenKiller some believe that and some people don't

[@DrPepper45728]

That bullet killing the aunt sounds suspiciously like the walking dead

[@matttriano]

And impossible. And an afterthought by a writer who hadn't set it up but wanted to use it anyway.

[@Servellion]

Almost as a bad as taking a bullet to the shoulder, watching a wendigo eat a man who then lets the OP go who then goes to an internet cafe. Where I guess he decided to post on reddit before seeing to, you know, the bullet wound.

[@klounpound6945]

@@matttriano it's not impossible. A 308. Common larg game caliber. Is more than powerful enough to shoot through a deer and into a person.

[@davidneumann2705]

Someone should tell content cop!!!! Definitely copyright infringement on their hands ya know? Hit that like button if y’all agree with mmeee!

[@Ratthew69]

@@Servellion Well you have to put adrenaline, and intense emotion into the scenario

[@WagnerWolf7.62]

As a cree native I feel honour that people talk about the wendigo, I hope nobody start reporting these stories at all, keep up the great work

[@elaineehardt2524]

if these stories/legends are not told then oral history & culture is lost.

[@Emily-lh6em]

I got a heated blanket in a cold dark apartment, a husband and a few cats cuddled in bed for support. It's the perfect season for falling asleep listening to voices like yours 🎃🍂

[@janetlieb2507]

Great dark season! Much comfort!🎃🎃🎃

[@kcsdaddy335]

@ADELINE COTE your sister aye

[@kcsdaddy335]

@ADELINE COTE how old r yal

[@kcsdaddy335]

How ol old r yall

[@kcsdaddy335]

@ADELINE COTE well I hope your not old enough to where that is messed up a bit

[@apebrain737]

Always look forward to these wendigo stories. As someone who spends quite a bit of time in the woods, I find it very interesting

[@Emily-lh6em]

Doesn't scare you a bit? Lol I currently live in California but we're planning on moving to Oregon. Always wanted to live near woods. Just realized it will be a bit unnerving after listening to this constantly 😂 you have nerves of steel!

[@apebrain737]

@@Emily-lh6em ah I wish you good luck in your move 🤣 I heard they don't come unless you start thinking about them, but that's kinda hard to do lol

[@DinnerForkTongue]

@@Emily-lh6em While you don't finally move, be careful of skinwalkers!

[@fangsabre]

@@DinnerForkTongue well skinwalkers is pretty easy to avoid, dont piss off any indigenous people and youre usually good. Wendigos.... idk man keep a gun, knife, and a lighter and kindle on you

[@matthewsinclair8063]

this guy has got to read harry potter or lord of the rings or some other fantasy book. his talent would be so welcome

[@rocksnrolls]

Oh hell yes! I'd pay good money for an audio book of either lord of the rings, Harry potter, game of thrones or even the Witcher books by him.

[@dominique.gonzalez622]

@@rocksnrolls the Witcher aye? We have a man of class🤵🏻‍♂️

[@KittTheRich]

OMG HE’S BACK! I love listening to ur narration while I draw and study, ur voice is just awesome for these kind of stories! ❤️❤️👊

[@boxii6426]

Yes his narration is awsome

[@socks1075]

Uhm- uhm- I uhm- like you’re uhm- seawing profile pecrute 👉👈 UwU

[@KittTheRich]

@@socks1075 thank you UwU I drew it myself

[@levidug3031]

Ik that’s why i like him

[@levidug3031]

His voice is soothing

[@michaylawebber6803]

Your Wendigo and Skinwalker stories are my absolute favourites, they give me chills and I feel as if I'm right there. You're my favourite narrator on KZbin❤❤❤

[@Rohtix]

I've recently found your channel and I have to say I appreciate the simplicity of it. No fancy intros, no obnoxious monologues prefacing the video, no repetition or any nonsense. Thank you for providing this to us. It's quite pleasant to listen to, despite it being about horrible monsters.

[@AccurateJM]

The last guy seems like the guy in the group that says stuff along the lines of "im so quirky"

[@trevorwatson3701]

Me watching this knowing it’s gonna bug out my paranoia: 👁👅👁 🚫🧠

[@MADExotix]

I’ve been trying to watch it off and on all day now cause of this lmao

[@josh8146]

👄*

[@trevorwatson3701]

👁👅👁

[@davidwinstead9146]

Yep No sleep for me tonight but whatever

[@bebephoque7998]

Idk why I do this to myself

[@mlem6951]

I like the Wendigo stories best x3. As someone who lives and has always lived surrounded by forests, that has a special shiver factor to me.

[@janetlieb2507]

Yes! Great stories! Anything strange occur to you in the forest? Be careful.🎃🎃🎃

[@XxAlex010]

I have my own story: i live in eastern europe and we call them "strigoi". In short i was on a long drive home from another county and stopped for a leak and a smoke on the road side. Took a short way back and there was only fields and forrested areas all around. Ive heard the most horrible sounds in the distance and at the forrest edge saw some glowing eyes moving around. I heard that if it sounds far its close around so I dropped everything and j turned the hell outta there. This happened a few days ago and since i still hope it was some deers during mating season

[@dpk6639]

I remember hearing these stories from when I was younger. The thing that always terrified me about Wendigos was that the "beast" that is always described isn't the Wendigo, thats the wendigo's host. The wendigo is a parasite (its a spirit that acts like a parasite rather) basically that entices people to turn to cannibalism, and IDK somehow thats more terrifying then wendigos acting on their own accord.

[@Donika691]

My favorites are the creature/cryptid stories, I just find them the most intriguing. Interesting that I can feel soothed by your voice even as you describe horrific scenes and nightmarish monsters.

[@CoushattaL]

Whether these stories are really not I love listening to them. I love spooky stories that leave me on edge. And I think you're a great narrator! I definitely think you deserve way more subs than you do! You're totally awesome and great content!

[@cassideezJaye]

I love that I can use my imagination while listening to you... Lay down, close my eyes and listen ❤️

[@pastelqueenie9182]

Watching these videos all day yesterday, last night I saw a face sticking out of my closet while everyone else was asleep... Am I still going to watch these? Yes.

[@ninawolfgang4641]

I listen to these videos because there awesome and I love your narrator voice also I'm a native so I know all about skinwalkers and wendigos and one day I went to my cousin his house is not to far away from me like a good 56 minute walk and they had a farm one day I went there to visit and help out so me and my cousin went to go feed the animals but a couple of there best horses were killed so later they said that it to dangerous to walk home alone so they let me stay the night at the place while I was staying there I woke up around 4:00am in the morning and heard the barn animals being scared so I went to go get my Auntie and her brother we went out to the barn next thing we knew it was a wendigo so we went running to the house as fast as we can to the house and barricaded everything and when I say everything I mean we put it it all the furniture against the doors windows you name it we did everything we can so we went up to my auntie's room she had a gun I don't even know why she had it in there but thank God she did we waited till morning but the wendigo almost broke down the porch door and broke a window then when morning came we were all happy we went outside everything was destroyed so we called the police told them what happened and waited then they came ever since then it's been kind of difficult to go visit my auntie cuz of that event but next month I get to go over there and stay for a month there I'm happy to go back but also scared but mostly happy P.s sorry for the long comment but if you made it here thanks for reading my story 😁😁

[@coldweathersucks3658]

I love stories in Wyoming it’s always scarier when the story takes place in your state or even better your town

[@Quarthelomew]

the first one is structured like a real horror movie someone could make that a legit movie i would watch

[@GsusCrust]

Narrator: a hunter shot his second wife Me: 👁👄👁

[@mad1478]

Wait he got a second one I can’t even get a girlfriend

[@px_hx6958]

right when i read this commet the narrator said that lol

[@just_jack3309]

The second story and the people with the black van have me Scp vibes

[@Ashton__]

I was thinking more supernatural vibes. I would have lost it if they said a black impala rather than a black van 😆

[@lavenderbeesuwu396]

I dont think I've ever watched a KZbin video that stops to thank me for watching. you just gained a new subscriber

[@RebornAngel1994]

Please do more when you can! Love hearing your voice! Would love to hear you do some scary stories about snow and in the woods monsters!

[@Vuskenicht]

This is my first video and your voice is so calming, it reminds me of being a child listening to stories.

[@crystalangelrod7228]

I honestly loved the stories and wait for ur uploads

[@jademoon7938]

I feel like there's a gross misunderstanding of what a wendigo is, why, and what they do. Being a cannibal is part of it, but there was no such thing as being a criminal cannibal, the entire story relies on looking at it from the cultural context. This was a time when the people moved during the seasons, and while the food was plentiful, there were times when a tribe would find themselves in a struggle during a winter. This would mean going days without food, which is a major factor in Indigenous peoples tending to be overweight, as our bodies are made for fasting, so they store calories to fat more efficiently, which is great when there's no food, but you get fat quick if there's always a lot of it (also lactose intolerance, inability to properly digest processed foods, sensitivity to sugar, especially refined). But during times of starvation, the fat could be entirely consumed on the body. In these cases, the eldest of the members of the tribe would walk off into the forests, sacrificing themselves to reduce the number of mouths to feed. If it went further than that, the people would eat whatever they could, but one thing no one ever did was cannibalize other people to survive. Regardless of your opinion on it, that was considered absolutely unacceptable, like unforgiveable. Anyone going to the lengths of cannibalization would, at that point, be emaciated, starving, and rail thin. Their hunger is what drives them to do it. So, as punishment, the person who ate human flesh would be condemned to forever be tortured by intense and ravenous hunger, that will never be satiated, no matter how much they eat. Their bodies will lose weight, even if they eat a whole cow, and it will just make them hungrier. Their hair falls out, they become impossibly skinny, but unable to die, driven mad by the hunger that never relents. This is what a wendigo is. It is a very specific creature, created by a very specific act, that was actually a possibility at the time. The story is horrifying because it's meant to push the people to find any means necessary to forage for food, and to die with dignity if that's not possible, because to eat a person would only give you a half-life of eternal torture. It was seen as too great a cost and too selfish an act. Bodies were family, they were part of your tribe, you had to honour them. We feast our dead, no one could ever participate in honouring the dead if they ate an ancestor. It's unthinkable. So, while I enjoy scary stories, I just find the mention of this creature always ruins it for me, because they're so silly. This mimic thing, the voice throwing, crying baby sounds thing, it's dumb, that would never happen. These things are single minded and obsessed with food and ending the hunger, they wouldn't play spooky games, they're not even human anymore. Also, the darkness that is manifested when a wendigo is created, that darkness isn't only in that being, that darkness exists through many other spiritual ideas. We say the shamans who decide to use the medicine for their own selfish ends and hurt people tap into that same darkness. That's where bearwalkers (like skinwalkers only different First Nations, those are Diné, while these are from the same people who have the wendigo) get their powers. It's not a huge part of our culture, because those people, the ones who misuse our medicine or cannibalize people, they were always ostracized, they weren't permitted to be around hurting people and bringing bad medicine into our circles. We don't even talk about this stuff. Like I'm reticent to even type this, but I do get annoyed when people just pilfer our cultures and then distort pieces of us into silly magical beings and mystical Indians. This entity served its purpose in our culture, and whether you believe it's a real thing or not, it's a part of our culture. And honestly, the true story is far more fucked up than any fictional story I've ever heard.

[@ravenashling1279]

Thanks for clearing this up for me. I always feel like I'm walking in a grey area when talking about these things because I don't want to misconstrue anything or participate in cultural appropriation.

[@jademoon7938]

@@ravenashling1279 We don't have any issue with people learning about our cultures, we actually really appreciate it, and enjoy talking about it, after it was illegal for so long. We don't like talking about dark things because they can inadvertently call things to you. I'm not talking about horror fiction or anything like that. The things that I, and many others - though I don't speak for everyone - take issue with are really just two main things; people who don't even respect us as people appropriating our culture and people making shit up and attributing it to us. The former is a struggle for all people from oppressed and marginalized groups, it's bad enough when people are racist and cruel, but to then take things from us because they're pretty and totally divorce them from their true meaning and purpose, basically repurposing our culture and acting like it's theirs, is a slap in the face. This is what most people mean they say "cultural appropriation" because it's not always about the object, it's about how they treat the people who created that object. If people were willing to learn about cultures and appreciate what the things they like are, and see how the people feel about others using it, there wouldn't be a problem. That's "cultural appreciation". The latter issue (the making shit up) is a major problem for Indigenous people because nearly everything anyone thinks they know about us is made up bullshit. Magical Indians with our mystical ways that curse lands for millenniums and our burial grounds will cause spirits to rise and torment anyone who dares build on them. The "Indian costumes" racist people wear. Disney's Pocahontas (which only made the magical Indian thing worse). The fetishization of beautiful Indigenous women and good looking guys. Dancing around fires in loincloths. It's all fucking bullshit lol. There are hundreds of Indigenous tribes in Canada alone, every tribe has a unique culture and language with many dialects, art forms, regalia, foods, and it's all beautiful. Really, I'm not just saying that, it genuinely is. And it would be absolutely fantastic if people would stop being racist and actually learn about our cultures, and stop participating in the perpetuation of bullshit and lies. It's all online somewhere. My tribe's language, Ojibwe, has multiple translation dictionaries online. And no matter where you live in the US or Canada, there are gatherings every year, in every community. Pow wows in summer. Everyone is welcome to those. There's always amazing shopping areas with anything Indigenous you can think of, tons of food, it's fun. I think more people should go. Only rules are no alcohol or drugs and no pets. You should check one out sometime.

[@ricenoodle08]

Uh I guess thanks, but why the frick did you write a whole college essay and in your reply you wrote another whole essay? lol

[@ricenoodle08]

@@jademoon7938 smh... I wasn't complaining lol its just that it was lengthy for a comment... Also, it was an exaggeration, I know college essays are way longer. Lmao

[@ricenoodle08]

Ok I’m done arguing with you, your clearly someone who likes to bich the sht out of someone

[@auzzie6506]

Thank god the wendigo stories are back, I checked your acc last night before bed and saw your latest vid was 6 days ago and said to myself “I’m gonna sleep like a baby tomorrow”

[@casbites]

A blunt and some wendigo stories? Don't mind if I do. ♡

[@kristenclaassen3173]

Make sure you drink some water with that blunt

[@mongopipes]

🤔👍

[@PurpleReposter25372]

This narration is amazing! I found a few videos about "unexplained" creatures from various people on youtube. I then remembered the story's of the wendigo from when I was a child. This first one was very unsettling however and gives for a great scare for even the most serious and strong willed people

[@rosesarered2419]

You’ve got such a soft and coming voice. I really appreciate you making this video, it relieved my stress

[@mph9493]

Excellent job! Thank you Mr. Sinister. Good to hear your voice again.

[@gypsylady5139]

No loud music, no robot voice. Subscribed!

[@mistikingsbury1859]

Me after hearing this: NOPE NOT SLEEPING TONIGHT

[@cha0sra1n34]

Yeeeeessss I love listening to his voice while I draw or read, or even if im just playing on my phone! Much love my guy!🥰🥰🥰

[@axell8642]

Love your content bud, thanks for making my long drives exciting.

[@talesofhighstrangeness]

You’re welcome!

[@sheilawatson2927]

Of course I clicked on this video. Two of my favorites, Mr. Sinister and wendigo stories. Heck yea. Love the stories and I love you. Keep safe.

[@kekosunny6202]

Screams with excitement oooh the anticipation

[@greatazuredragon]

Always enjoy your narration. Thanks for the update.

[@imkindofsleepy6363]

Best narrator on YT, glad to see another video !

[@mkfonacier4441]

Ngl coz I really mean this as a compliment: I love how his voice is so posh that it sounds more like having elevensies with the queen than listening to a horror story narration *chef’s kiss* thank you, KZbin algorithm for finally bringing me this treat 😘 And ofc I’m subbed even before I finish hearing the first story 😋

[@angrybreadstick4247]

I frequently go into the woods to fish and play so watching these scare the shot out of me

[@Hardrada88]

I heard a tapping on the window, was it acorns? Or the Like button

[@Lone_Doge]

Fucking love your vids man-you do everything right, ads in between stories not in the middle, no excessive background music, great narration, good story choices, everything man. Keep it up, you deserve way more subs

[@talesofhighstrangeness]

Thank you!

[@thebeastof16]

I honestly believe in all of this stuff. We have barely began to explore even a sixth of our world, so the chances of there being unknown creatures or places are quite high. Also your narration is amazing dude, like just so calm and gentle. Love your videos mate.

[@CrimsonCheshir]

Love to hearing the wendigo ones.

[@wastehazey6468]

I love how in the first story, the owner of the ranch is like "Come here you little shit! Come and see how something bigger than a fucking grisly bear has mauled all of our animals!!". Yeah, natural reaction right there. Jesus fucking Christ dude that's not how it works fucking hell

[@alexse1560]

I’m using this videos to sleep because of your. voice. But man, I also want to hear the stories, and no matter how much I struggle, I can’t. Tysm 💕

[@Friezaenthusiast]

That one wendigo fr had the six eyes from JJK.

[@Slim_rev-bp6ki]

great content man! i live in rural PA, and i love the thrill this gives me studying late at night. Keep up the good shit!!

[@talesofhighstrangeness]

Thanks!

[@tiinaposkiparta9880]

Really scaries, I enjoyed of these very much, fantastic work once again!! 😊

[@jaredmoyes81]

Liked, commented, subscribed. Finally a quality horror narration channel. You even got notifications set to "all". Keep up the work, son.

[@brentanllewellyn3898]

Always awesome and informative.

[@wifuu4941]

Really enjoy these stories and your narration

[@andreavelez4968]

What a voice! Subscribed after 44 seconds

[@orphanobliterator9373]

OH MY GOSH. The black van that pulled up and the investigators asking "strange" questions??? ITS THE WINCHESTERS

[@griseldamiranda5999]

Falling asleep to scary stories always fun !

[@AlwaysDarkInToledo]

Thanks for the narration

[@jarjarbinks5446]

My new favorite narrator

[@talesofhighstrangeness]

Thank you!

[@III_Stray_III]

Has anyone else walked through the woods only to realise its dead quiet? Its as creepy and unnerving as it gets

[@RandomMackem0069_Official]

My English class makes me not want to write a story but these horror stories make want to write a horror story

[@julielivinlife2447]

Thank you Mr S!! I always love and appreciate your videos! 💕

[@jesuscenteno3006]

Narration is on point👌🏽

[@antonios6454]

love the narration.

[@taetannim3581]

Love your work, Mr. Sinister!

[@talesofhighstrangeness]

Thank you!

[@andrewmeyer4151]

I live in the North Woods and have a lot of Native family members so I've also been intrigued by the wendigo and it is the only monster that seems to scare me. And thats partially because if how human it looks from a far, by the time you can see its some horror of the night you're already too late. I think thats what scares me most

[@limabravo6065]

My grandmother is Lenni Lenape, and she even said watching these is like playing with fire, 😬 so torn

[@OB2021]

If it was a Wendigo how come was it able to imitate the aunt's voice? I've never heard of Windogs being able to do that.

[@richardfierro2699]

These stories are painfully fictional

[@abyssstruggler1906]

Wendigos can imitate voices🤦‍♂️

[@pinmaster6019]

I love win dogs :D

[@cocokitty212]

Wendigos are known to mimic voices but they can only repeat phrases they have heard before, most of the events in these stories are impossible but still cool to listen to if you just want a story.

[@tehbigfrogg3623]

@@pinmaster6019 same bro

[@swizzle7040]

Love your videos man. The stories plus your voice make for an amazing listen keep it up.

[@christianleonard8631]

Christian roman- I'm not going to state my name or location Me.sinister - BY CHRISTIAN ROMAN

[@PoorMansArsenal]

Did him dirty lmao

[@qwave1322]

You have an excellent voice for narration! Fantastic stories! 🙂👍

[@talesofhighstrangeness]

Thank you!

[@josephpounds2304]

I once saw a skinny tall figure in the distance in the woods and it had no eyes

[@delaney9383]

That first story sounds more like a wendigo

[@coolbreezedelta]

Love your channel

[@LatherScreamRinse]

Great stories! Love listening to your narration 👍🏼

[@skepticalwendigo3702]

*whistles nervously*

[@sassypwny]

The first one hit hard

[@hobosanta7297]

Thanks man, I’m Christin by the way,

[@sassypwny]

@@hobosanta7297 dang

[@paulrasmussen4656]

Loved ur wendigo stories bro

[@SithLordDan]

Great narration!

[@talesofhighstrangeness]

Thank you!

[@hollowranger81]

I love how many Natives are listening to these!, weirdly makes me feel less alone! LOL

[@rachelcampbell8114]

im sorry the origin story of the uncle's dead wife was fucking hilarious... like i was not expecting that segue at all

[@smitherboi3125]

Keep up the good work u just earned ur self a sub

[@g-max1808]

I never want to become a cannibal

[@Emily-lh6em]

I love cryptid stories ❤ 💀☠

[@DreamstudioXD]

I looove the wendigo stories! More monster stories please! (Cryptics? Is the the word?)

[@KittTheRich]

The word is “cryptids”, but u we’re close XD I also love these kind of stories!

[@DreamstudioXD]

@@KittTheRich XDD i tried! Thanks tho

[@hayleydefilippo8234]

Please do more skinwalker and wendigo stories 🖤🖤 I love your narration. I literally fall asleep to your stories every night.

[@ashleelessleydraughn6236]

Big fan here in Texas!

[@blacksunshine4768]

Almost inspired me to tell my story, almost.

[@9_guy183]

Do you have some sort of podcast because I really love these

[@gavinmiller1998]

Story by Christian “I’m not going to give my name” 😂

[@MadFireTV]

Really enjoyed the narration

[@Monsterhunter16]

I love these videos

[@justarandomwendigo2017]

Can confirm all these stories

[@aftademaresoun]

No matter what has to do with a wendigo, tv show, movie or story, at The beginning The star always thinks it is a grizzly bear

[@therealhelmholtz]

I love the Wendigo. I am not kidding. I even want to be one!

[@jdohn15]

Oof the South Dakota one hits too close to home.

[@justanewt4266]

Story two just sounded like a person feeding animals to a wendigo