Years ago, a neighbor of my late father in Oregon told a story about a "man" who was like your Uncle Ong. According to him, when Mount Saint Helen erupted in 1980, the neighbor met the cryptid when "he" was recruited by the US military to act as an intermediator as the military secretly dealt with the sasquatch community that were adversely affected by the eruption. I believe your story. Please make a point to teach others what you learned before you pass on.
@@shirleypena4133 I am definitely going to relay as much of this info as possible about what I know of them. Uncle Ong once told me he was connected to our military as a civilian advisor. Your account lets me know he told me no lies. Thank you.
More details of that were posted on YT by a military person who was part of that clean up operation after Mt St Helens blew. Many BF were killed & injured. A military Dr was working with a BF & not for the first time. They seemed to have clear communication.
I've been aware of the"hunters gaze" since leaving the military 🎖️. An awareness of being scrutinized or looked at. Really a vague unsettling sensation. In traffic 🚦 4 lanes slowed to a stop one driver caught my attention nice long blond hair. Within seconds the head turned and regarded me with a peaceful grin. Same as that sketch, both eyes light sierra brown and a little pensive. So I gave a small nod, still uncertain thinking yep that's unique and said cool. Both windows were down and his (wide shoulders guess) smile 😁 was one of a kind I'd never seen the likes of. Driving slowly past as traffic compacted against the light. I felt a hunters gaze without the unsettling twinge. Glancing at the mirror he seemed to chuckle inthe little peice of glass. The light changed for the turning lane and as the little blue car left the intersection his hand raised above the cab and waived farewell. I was elated and momentarily considered pursuing then thought it would be intrusive and demeaning. Truly . I sensed a good generous soul capable of enriching my life with a 2 minute contact acceptance of others and the wonder of life. What a precious childhood you must of had. Wave at Uncle Ong's brother for me. Thank you so much.
@@skygemini70 I'm glad you are enjoying my channel. Often traditional oral history can be very informative and accurate. It is often the student who gets ridiculed that leaves out details. A warning my Native Grandmother gave me when teaching me. She made me promise to never back down on the truths of oral traditions.
Hi @NW Native Tracker I just came to your channel from a short that you commented on about the Yerin. I left a couple of replies for you. Subscribed & liked. Checking out the rest of your videos. Excited to learn from you!😇❤
Oral history is learned with the supervision of someone who also learned it. Usually, an explanation of intent or meaning goes with the instruction. Written histories may seem exact, but are open to interpretation of the words. The meaning of words can change over time. Oral history is in danger dying when the last person who knows it dies. So there are dangers and advantages to both methods.
OH my God! Ok I remember seeing a little bit of this awhile ago. Didn't relate it to you. Ok becoming a bit more clear. I'm going to listen again. Kinda of didn't believe it the first time. Bryan in SoCal
There are accounts of Bigfoot people wearing various articles of clothing from way back. I wonder wouldn't it be funny if all along everyone been looking for apes and it turned out that the bigfoot peep were smarter and more scientifically developed than us and came from somewhere else?. 😂
@@donnyrankin8330 I doubt they came from somewhere else. Their own myths say we were all pollywogs at one time. Bigfoot will spread flower petals on dried up pollywog puddles. It is to pay respect for our origins. At least that is what my adopted Oh'ma mother told me when I asked her where she thought she came from as a species.
Based on what you describe of Uncle Ong’s language and social capabilities, I suspect all his traits would be consistent with fully human variations. A DNA test would be the only way to tell for sure. I did see video of a man in China who was alleged to be the offspring of a Sasquatch father and human mother. He looked very ape-like, had very limited social interaction and never learned to speak. He died fairly young-I want to say about 30 years, but going from memory here….
@@chrisw5742 'nothing exists' without eyes to see & ears to hear friend - it is a 'prerequisite' along with 'frequency compatibility' if you're looking for direct proof just dial in... their everywhere!
I met him once in person briefly about 10 years ago. I have not seen him again. He looks 99% human but he has all molars for teeth. I do not know his age, I didn't ask.
@@NWNativeTracker Which one is that? I can't seem to find it. I can find one with greetings.... Interesting thing is, it sounds like indigenous American Indian languages
@johanvedel6482 yes that's it. It's a form of Abenaki they speak. Along with Pinyin and a few other languages. More than one critter means more than one language.
There are many Sasquatch that are mixed, I believe. We are very closely related to them. That wouldn’t be the case without some mixing. There also are those mixed who walk among us, if you believe the stories. I have seen them many times, but usually only for a few seconds. So, I have a tendency to believe. They come in all kinds of shapes and colors. I’m wondering if Ong had any metaphysical powers? I’ve experienced high strangeness, at times, when they’re around. Also, they are telepathic. I like to call them the forest people.
Alright Broad stroke! When you now that reincarnation is that which is. Why do they bury the died? But not if they are afraid of fire? Or do not use Fire?? Do any of them know about reincarnation? Bryan in SoCal
It seems many cryptids understand the concept of re -incarnation. Respect for the body you lived in this life, is why they bury their dead. Yes many use fire.
@@NWNativeTracker Respect for the container/Atman? The container is Holy? I'm perhaps due to the fact that the container/Atman can reappear exactly the same as previous incarnations? How do they know about reincarnation? Both of Asian/Hindi culture? Which ones use fire and for what purposes? Bryan in SoCal
@bryansprague5946 Atman? If you mean Antmen. No he wasn't an Antman, they have antenna and don't have any hair on their bodies. Uncle Ong claimed we were all Buddhistic before Pangaea broke up. Yes, Sabe bury their dead because of respect for the body, our house. Gwantch, Scukom, and Yerin all use fire according to my grandmother's Lore. They utilize fire for religious purposes and to cook deer with. Deer are considered sacred similar to the cows of India, and only taken for marriage celebrations. Yerin, Gwantch, Oh'ma and Scukom all seem to practice similar religious beliefs.
It is very hard to understand much of your commentary. I understand allergy problems. But it's your emotions. The whimper like ending of your sentences.
@@NWNativeTrackerHow big was he; estimated height and weight? How about his brother? Also was he extremely athletic? What did his wife look like Etc? Did he speak fluid english? Would u classify him as a hybrid-cross between a sasquatch and a human? Also, THANK YOU for revealing and telling these oral histories of your clan\ancestors. Most of the time between Native Americans and other native people, they seem to keep their oral and some written\documented hostories very close to chest and secretive and only talked about between their families\tribes\clans; basically not revealing any of these things to any other groups of people of other race, ethnicities and countries Etc
@@NWNativeTracker You could have given it to a Library, a Historical Society, anyone! Oral Histories are not taken seriously Written records or accounts are the only things that are given validity! Oral Histories are rarely accurate, now there is NO PROOF that you memorised it accurately!
@@ddoherty5956 lol kinda doubt that, Uncle Ong was pretty unique in many ways. His diet and age alone rule out the average human or gorilla. More on that with a later video.
@@NWNativeTrackerthat's interesting. Are they distantly related, like an offshoot of Sasquatch? I have read where some Sasquatch in different areas may look similar but temperaments are very different. Are wildmen only located around Appalachian area or perhaps better said is that their land of origin? Is their stature more resembling of human or larger similar to Sasquatch. Were they ever in Indian lore considered giants if they were living for so long on their lands? This is really fascinating and I thank you very much for sharing.
@suzannebaker725 He was a normal human size. Appalachia Mt. is where his family was from, however they once lived in many places around the world. They are related to Bigfoot and humans, however they live far longer than either species.
@@rainking9897 Human dong, his wife who also looked like him, had human reproductive organs and genitals. She also had regular mensus, like other human females. They had two boys together, their first died young from childhood illness. He was born small only about 4 lbs. The birth of their second son ended badly. She and her child both passed then. Uncle Ong said their race had been dying off after they were hunted to near extinction in the 1820s and 1830s because of what he called the Jackson Wars.
@@tammytilley6051 Many Cryptids are multi lingual, Uncle Ong spoke many languages and taught them as well.He was my first teacher and provided me with an education in one of the most ancient of languages. The Indigenous Mississippi River Language.
You were hard to understand as you mumbled a lot. Your thoughts were choppy and broken up. Connecting your story was a bit difficult. I am not being rude or critical just pointing out that I had difficulty in following your story.
Lol! The joke is on you Kelly! I’ve never seen someone look more like a moron for calling someone else a moron! Appreciate the laugh! If you haven’t noticed, there have been literally thousands of us who have encountered Sasquatch, if not millions throughout the centuries... Every single Native American tribe had a different name for these things! Where have you been, under a rock?!
@@kellyash45 Dont be a moron, Kelly, if you think that there are no Bigfoot. So many of us have seen Bigfoots, interacted with them, and even had relations and bred them too.
My adopted Oh'ma mother wore hand made moccasins to protect the bottoms of her feet. She made them of smoke tanned elk hide. I have a plaster cast of her foot print with the lacing on her moccasins clearly showing. My father made the cast the first few weeks she was on our ranch.
@@ryansmiley5495 Nah, just an eye witness. Many people are afraid of things like this man also living on our planet. There are many other Cryptids besides Wildman in our world. Us Natives have known that for thousands of years. Europeans have always ran away from this truth.
@@NWNativeTracker Not all Europeans, maybe it's the ones that left. I'm an Isles man and we are with heavy with lore of cryptids and especially the 'Fair Folk' and the OtherRealm. I know of one pub near, a King built centuries ago to protect travelers from dogmen, and to this day rich fools who ignore the warnings and uproot Sacred Trees and ruins soon have big trouble Anyroad I enjoy listening to your stories Thankye
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You’re an amazing woman.
So happy that you’re sharing your life and your family’s experiences.
Sending you love, light and protective energy.
Thank you so much, Blessings for your kind words.
I love your story, and I love your way of telling it. You make me wish I had an Uncle Ong too.
@@wendymuir7818 I got a few more stories to tell about him.
Thank you for telling us the story of Uncle ong!!! I would have loved to have met him!!!!!😃👍
That was fascinating. Thank you for sharing. 😊
Years ago, a neighbor of my late father in Oregon told a story about a "man" who was
like your Uncle Ong. According to him, when Mount Saint Helen erupted in 1980, the
neighbor met the cryptid when "he" was recruited by the US military to act as an
intermediator as the military secretly dealt with the sasquatch community that
were adversely affected by the eruption. I believe your story. Please make a point to
teach others what you learned before you pass on.
@@shirleypena4133 I am definitely going to relay as much of this info as possible about what I know of them. Uncle Ong once told me he was connected to our military as a civilian advisor. Your account lets me know he told me no lies. Thank you.
More details of that were posted on YT by a military person who was part of that clean up operation after Mt St Helens blew. Many BF were killed & injured. A military Dr was working with a BF & not for the first time. They seemed to have clear communication.
So incredibly interesting, more stories about uncle Ong , please 😊
I've been aware of the"hunters gaze" since leaving the military 🎖️. An awareness of being scrutinized or looked at. Really a vague unsettling sensation.
In traffic 🚦 4 lanes slowed to a stop one driver caught my attention nice long blond hair. Within seconds the head turned and regarded me with a peaceful grin. Same as that sketch, both eyes light sierra brown and a little pensive. So I gave a small nod, still uncertain thinking yep that's unique and said cool. Both windows were down and his (wide shoulders guess) smile 😁 was one of a kind I'd never seen the likes of. Driving slowly past as traffic compacted against the light. I felt a hunters gaze without the unsettling twinge. Glancing at the mirror he seemed to chuckle inthe little peice of glass. The light changed for the turning lane and as the little blue car left the intersection his hand raised above the cab and waived farewell. I was elated and momentarily considered pursuing then thought it would be intrusive and demeaning. Truly . I sensed a good generous soul capable of enriching my life with a 2 minute contact acceptance of others and the wonder of life. What a precious childhood you must of had. Wave at Uncle Ong's brother for me. Thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing your story. I will be watching for more!
I love how you talk, your voice is so soothing. And thank you for these accounts. Very important for the next generations.
@@Cuban20 Thank you for the great compliment. Glad you like my chan
@@NWNativeTracker Your channel rocks ☮️
I can hear everything just fine. Thanks for all your information.
Super interesting!!! Never heard such detailed oral history. Very cool!
@@skygemini70 I'm glad you are enjoying my channel. Often traditional oral history can be very informative and accurate. It is often the student who gets ridiculed that leaves out details. A warning my Native Grandmother gave me when teaching me. She made me promise to never back down on the truths of oral traditions.
Hi @NW Native Tracker I just came to your channel from a short that you commented on about the Yerin. I left a couple of replies for you.
Subscribed & liked. Checking out the rest of your videos. Excited to learn from you!😇❤
Thanks for sharing this story
I really appreciate you sharing your story, and found you to be very interesting and sincere…Thank you for sharing about your Uncle Ong. ❤
My Dad another Native American had a Cryptid acquaintance he met in Maine
Interesting. I'm originally from Maine. What part of Maine was your dad's acquaintance from?
@@pcaron3521 The Rangeley Lakes Region.
@@rumpestillskin4671 Beautiful area. I had done some camping in Rangely.
Amazing video. Thanks so much for sharing this information!
Wow! I would’ve loved to have spoken with him. Thank you for your story.🤗❤️🐝
Im thinking these people are the feral humans you hear so much about in the Smokey Mountains and Blue Ridge
@@beverlybuckhorn9168 I been thinking the same thing.
Looks like randy savage the macho man.
Oral history is learned with the supervision of someone who also learned it. Usually, an explanation of intent or meaning goes with the instruction. Written histories may seem exact, but are open to interpretation of the words. The meaning of words can change over time. Oral history is in danger dying when the last person who knows it dies. So there are dangers and advantages to both methods.
OH my God! Ok I remember seeing a little bit of this awhile ago. Didn't relate it to you. Ok becoming a bit more clear. I'm going to listen again. Kinda of didn't believe it the first time. Bryan in SoCal
🌈🌈🙏🙏🌞🌞
Thank you
Could be so cool to learn such a language
There are accounts of Bigfoot people wearing various articles of clothing from way back. I wonder wouldn't it be funny if all along everyone been looking for apes and it turned out that the bigfoot peep were smarter and more scientifically developed than us and came from somewhere else?. 😂
@@donnyrankin8330 I doubt they came from somewhere else. Their own myths say we were all pollywogs at one time. Bigfoot will spread flower petals on dried up pollywog puddles. It is to pay respect for our origins. At least that is what my adopted Oh'ma mother told me when I asked her where she thought she came from as a species.
Based on what you describe of Uncle Ong’s language and social capabilities, I suspect all his traits would be consistent with fully human variations. A DNA test would be the only way to tell for sure. I did see video of a man in China who was alleged to be the offspring of a Sasquatch father and human mother. He looked very ape-like, had very limited social interaction and never learned to speak. He died fairly young-I want to say about 30 years, but going from memory here….
@@lornadoone8887 Piece of useful information, humana are the only mammal to have chins. If the Cryptid in question has a chin, it's a human.
DNA = junk science. No actual evidence it exists.
@@chrisw5742 'nothing exists' without eyes to see & ears to hear friend - it is a 'prerequisite' along with 'frequency compatibility' if you're looking for direct proof just dial in... their everywhere!
How old is Ong's brother and how do you speak together? In English or telepathically or in Wahpanahki?
I met him once in person briefly about 10 years ago. I have not seen him again. He looks 99% human but he has all molars for teeth. I do not know his age, I didn't ask.
That's zakk wylde 😮
Ive heared of similar stories
Could one hear a sample of you speaking the Mississippi River Language?
@@johanvedel6482 I have a video speaking cryptid
@@NWNativeTracker Which one is that? I can't seem to find it. I can find one with greetings.... Interesting thing is, it sounds like indigenous American Indian languages
@@NWNativeTracker Your knowledge shouldn't die off with you.
@johanvedel6482 That's why I put this chan up
@johanvedel6482 yes that's it. It's a form of Abenaki they speak. Along with Pinyin and a few other languages. More than one critter means more than one language.
Does the sentence “mi je da dua” mean anything to you? Its supposed to be sasquatch language. Thanx
Well that's Chinese for, I can't breathe. Where did you get that from?
I got from one recording of sasquatch language. One juvenile sasquatch utters this sentence.
@johanvedel6482 wow that is very interesting btw the phase is in Chinese. You can look it up directly for pronunciation.
If there Wildman what ethnicity are they close too?
@@millslane1037 That is a good question wish I had an answer for you.
There are many Sasquatch that are mixed, I believe. We are very closely related to them. That wouldn’t be the case without some mixing. There also are those mixed who walk among us, if you believe the stories. I have seen them many times, but usually only for a few seconds. So, I have a tendency to believe. They come in all kinds of shapes and colors. I’m wondering if Ong had any metaphysical powers? I’ve experienced high strangeness, at times, when they’re around. Also, they are telepathic. I like to call them the forest people.
That looks like BILLY RAY CYRUS!
Yep that's billy
Don’t insult the Bigfoot!
@@ronnenni7246 sorry your right lol
Alright Broad stroke! When you now that reincarnation is that which is. Why do they bury the died? But not if they are afraid of fire? Or do not use Fire?? Do any of them know about reincarnation? Bryan in SoCal
It seems many cryptids understand the concept of re -incarnation. Respect for the body you lived in this life, is why they bury their dead. Yes many use fire.
@@NWNativeTracker Respect for the container/Atman? The container is Holy? I'm perhaps due to the fact that the container/Atman can reappear exactly the same as previous incarnations? How do they know about reincarnation? Both of Asian/Hindi culture? Which ones use fire and for what purposes? Bryan in SoCal
@bryansprague5946 Atman? If you mean Antmen. No he wasn't an Antman, they have antenna and don't have any hair on their bodies. Uncle Ong claimed we were all Buddhistic before Pangaea broke up. Yes, Sabe bury their dead because of respect for the body, our house. Gwantch, Scukom, and Yerin all use fire according to my grandmother's Lore. They utilize fire for religious purposes and to cook deer with. Deer are considered sacred similar to the cows of India, and only taken for marriage celebrations. Yerin, Gwantch, Oh'ma and Scukom all seem to practice similar religious beliefs.
It is very hard to understand much of your commentary. I understand allergy problems. But it's your emotions. The whimper like ending of your sentences.
Your issue, as she sounds fine to most if you read comments. Solutions: volume, Close Captioning, attention.
Their ears are very smaller. I wonder if he was buried in a cemetery?
@@debradavis7729 family plot on homestead land
Please show photos
@@RYRHYMES I have no photo left of him anymore. They were lost when my father passed, in 1974.
@@NWNativeTrackerHow big was he; estimated height and weight? How about his brother? Also was he extremely athletic? What did his wife look like Etc? Did he speak fluid english? Would u classify him as a hybrid-cross between a sasquatch and a human? Also, THANK YOU for revealing and telling these oral histories of your clan\ancestors. Most of the time between Native Americans and other native people, they seem to keep their oral and some written\documented hostories very close to chest and secretive and only talked about between their families\tribes\clans; basically not revealing any of these things to any other groups of people of other race, ethnicities and countries Etc
Why burn it? That was stupid!
That is part of the tradition of Oral Lore. You Must prove that you have memorized the information. It also assures the informations safety.
@@NWNativeTracker You could have given it to a Library, a Historical Society, anyone! Oral Histories are not taken seriously Written records or accounts are the only things that are given validity! Oral Histories are rarely accurate, now there is NO PROOF that you memorised it accurately!
Sure this wasnt the results of cousins marrying... 🤔😉👍
@@ddoherty5956 lol kinda doubt that, Uncle Ong was pretty unique in many ways. His diet and age alone rule out the average human or gorilla. More on that with a later video.
@@NWNativeTracker there should be room for everyone shouldn't there.
That's big foot
@@spacemonkey9000 Uncle Ong was a Wildman, not a Bigfoot. The two species look very different.
@@NWNativeTracker I was just goof'n.
@@spacemonkey9000 np I will be providing more info on Uncle Ong soon.
@@NWNativeTrackerthat's interesting. Are they distantly related, like an offshoot of Sasquatch? I have read where some Sasquatch in different areas may look similar but temperaments are very different. Are wildmen only located around Appalachian area or perhaps better said is that their land of origin? Is their stature more resembling of human or larger similar to Sasquatch. Were they ever in Indian lore considered giants if they were living for so long on their lands? This is really fascinating and I thank you very much for sharing.
@suzannebaker725 He was a normal human size. Appalachia Mt. is where his family was from, however they once lived in many places around the world. They are related to Bigfoot and humans, however they live far longer than either species.
Ape or human dong? Big difference…
@@rainking9897 Human dong, his wife who also looked like him, had human reproductive organs and genitals. She also had regular mensus, like other human females. They had two boys together, their first died young from childhood illness. He was born small only about 4 lbs. The birth of their second son ended badly. She and her child both passed then. Uncle Ong said their race had been dying off after they were hunted to near extinction in the 1820s and 1830s because of what he called the Jackson Wars.
More proof please. Or any names so we can look up historical records
@@GraveDank You can read my books in five to seven years.
And he spoke English
@@tammytilley6051 Many Cryptids are multi lingual, Uncle Ong spoke many languages and taught them as well.He was my first teacher and provided me with an education in one of the most ancient of languages. The Indigenous Mississippi River Language.
You were hard to understand as you mumbled a lot. Your thoughts were choppy and broken up. Connecting your story was a bit difficult. I am not being rude or critical just pointing out that I had difficulty in following your story.
I didn't have any problems following
@@tklrrbccar3906 Thanks, I will work on speaking up, and formulating my thoughts better before I record.
Try putting close captioning on. I'm hearing impaired and this works beautifully for everyone.
There's nothing wrong with her narration, I had no trouble understanding what this lady was saying... maybe you need to get a hearing test.
@suzannebaker725 thank you I will look up how to do that
Wow!!! I find this subject absolutely fascinating!! Big up frm london!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇬🇧
You're a moron if you think there are Bigfoot out there.
Lol! The joke is on you Kelly! I’ve never seen someone look more like a moron for calling someone else a moron! Appreciate the laugh! If you haven’t noticed, there have been literally thousands of us who have encountered Sasquatch, if not millions throughout the centuries... Every single Native American tribe had a different name for these things! Where have you been, under a rock?!
@@kellyash45 Dont be a moron, Kelly, if you think that there are no Bigfoot. So many of us have seen Bigfoots, interacted with them, and even had relations and bred them too.
And he wore clothes
My adopted Oh'ma mother wore hand made moccasins to protect the bottoms of her feet. She made them of smoke tanned elk hide. I have a plaster cast of her foot print with the lacing on her moccasins clearly showing. My father made the cast the first few weeks she was on our ranch.
Sure
@@Randy-MacDonald You wanna put me under a lie detector cause I will pass with flying colors. Eyewitness
@@NWNativeTracker like I said…sure.
Boooooorrrrrrring. This is audio heroin. Are you awake?
Why bother commenting if you're just letting us know you're an a-hole..
Give yourself the gift of maturity.
Nice imagination 😂
@@ryansmiley5495 Nah, just an eye witness. Many people are afraid of things like this man also living on our planet. There are many other Cryptids besides Wildman in our world. Us Natives have known that for thousands of years. Europeans have always ran away from this truth.
@@NWNativeTracker Not all Europeans, maybe it's the ones that left.
I'm an Isles man and we are with heavy with lore of cryptids and especially the 'Fair Folk' and the OtherRealm. I know of one pub near, a King built centuries ago to protect travelers from dogmen, and to this day rich fools who ignore the warnings and uproot Sacred Trees and ruins soon have big trouble
Anyroad I enjoy listening to your stories
Thankye