Cherokee Storytelling: Rabbit and the Blowgun

[@jeremynedrow7003]

I'm telling this to my daughter tonight for her bed time story.

[@douxancolie]

Thank you for telling the best stories. My relatives did not pass down stories from our Cherokee ancestors . If they did, they are since lost to the winds of time . Your stories always pique my interest into my past Cherokee ancestor's lives. I hear their stories through storytellers like you. ᏩᏙ 💙

[@roundtracker]

I enjoy these stories.. From Southeast Kentucky..

[@BeautifulVolcanoEruptions]

Ok this guy is my FAVORITE story teller hands down!

[@connorhalo]

Love hearing your stories Robert! Wado!

[@trueXMotionFitness]

I am sooo happy that I found this channel!!!!

[@Chaplain_GM]

Oseo all God Bless our Storytellers

[@elisabethseaton6521]

What a story ! Love it. You are a great story teller. Thank you ❤

[@debbiehutchinson6698]

Love your storytelling.

[@Naynay1160]

Hello Robert, thank you. I was weeping for our people...and then you just popped up. Thank you for making me laugh.

[@OG_Rat_King]

I always loved his stories he tells them at the camp I go to

[@erusdearest]

I miss Telequah. Was born and raised there! Quarter Cherokee, attended a small summer camp for Cherokee kids there. Ugh, miss this all so much. Miss these stories.

[@tsalagiunole499]

Yes, stories of my people!

[@Carol-sp5yg]

Thank you!! Love hearing the stories of my ancestors❤️Love the way you tell it.

[@raekay8460]

I would love to hear you tell the story of the eagle and the Scorpion. Some use a turtle in place of the eagle but I prefer the eagle. Thank you for keeping our stories alive

[@zakk94]

Funny and really entertaining story I love it so amazing

[@littleflower7769]

WADO from Arizona🙏🏼 🌵

[@annepowers4734]

You and my dad use to do the fly in at Will Rogers. My favorite story is of Rabbit dances and the council.

[@darkwolf3056]

I really like your stories very Wise X 🧡🖤✊

[@harrietpeabody2118]

Thank you 😊

[@StarlightChakraz]

I love your stories ❤

[@chicodecoster]

Wado my Brother. Loved it.

[@dianelewis5885]

Osiyo very cool

[@peacefulsystem]

Thank you

[@BarretKruse]

Thank you again

[@tonykaczmarek278]

Great story.thanks

[@tinabunton8678]

Love this

[@DoyleWyatt]

Osiyo Brother. I have enjoyed your story. Great Meaning to One and All. "osda sunalei" “Nvwato hiyadv” Cherokee “Giduwa Nvwadohiyadv hatseliga gesesdi”. Cherokee “Maidin mhaaaaith!” “síocháin” Gaelic

[@swordpegasus4032]

Love it! 😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭😀

[@paulavance5096]

❤

[@oldschool8292]

💜

[@lindabarling7719]

❤❤❤

[@tenleyraine9717]

Osiyo

[@dilisdohdi4587]

This reminds me of the UNCLE WIGGLY book my Grandma Read me!

[@duaneholcomb8408]

Uncle wiggly and aunt goosey

[@kbgardner7295]

happy birthday..see ya..lol

[@kbgardner7295]

Wado

[@lukebertrichardson7799]

😁

[@nonajewel5012]

Osiyo

[@duaneholcomb8408]

Rabbits stories are common in native American life. These characters. Like the rabbit and the panther. Are well documented stories among native people why does the rabbit smoke the pipe while. Hiding from,the panther because he's smarter than the panther even though the panther is larger than he is,,,,