Cherokee Hog Fry Master Woody Hair

Born and raised in the Cherokee Nation, Woody Hair exemplifies all that it means to be Cherokee. A first language speaker and traditional hog fry chef, gatherings at Woody's place hold a special place in Cherokee culture.

[@harisongriffin]

I love this side of the Cherokee nation. Seeing us as a family

[@OGDweeb]

Reminds me of our old family reunions. My grandma was Cherokee. Lots of stories, bluegrass music, horseshoes, volleyball... after the grandparents and great aunts and uncles passed, we see each other less. Thanks for this video.

[@bennaprilprice3553]

Being a Hair myself, I would love to visit with this man or his family. My grandfather was Jesse Hair, born in the Saline County Courthose in Rose.

[@jozefbuchanan5841]

A wonderful example of family tradition and a community respectfully celebrating and showing love towards a Elder roll-model for the younger generation. Wished I could have been there too. Much respect to you sir...

[@patcheslove5139]

Lol , I love that whole thing . It's great to see an long marriage celebrated in this way .

[@americanfreedom7150]

I remember when i was very young, all the family and friends getting together and doing these very same things. The old ones all gone now. No more singing and telling stories. This video makes me happy and sad at the same time.... ᏙᎾᏓᎪᎲᎢ

[@DeadManWalking89]

Rest in peace, Mr. Hair.

[@tonynapoli5549]

Happy Birthday Sir wish I could of joined in, food looks delicious and so is the company around you. 👍👍.

[@phillipblackwell1250]

I love this Video !!! I am Cherokee!!

[@josemeza1829]

Beautiful

[@blackcitroenlove]

Sgi from an Eastern Cherokee living in CT. I'm trying to show some examples of our food and cultural traditions to my friends here.

[@jimmybritt9537]

Looks like a whole lot of fun to me

[@paulcarey9245]

Seen my brother in law. Love going to that creek

[@josephking3799]

Do you know what that creek is called?

[@verlisahinds5971]

Thank You Woodie🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾💯

[@hiseyeisonthesparrow5294]

Would love to get back into my roots...Cherokee/Sioux...

[@Deadlyaunty]

Never too late to reconnect ❤

[@StevenOsburnHollywood]

I remember Frank Osage’s hog frys at Rose, Oklahoma.

[@marlachapman3874]

I miss swimming in Spring creek. Blue Hole was always way too cold for me.

[@BABYCOOKIE918]

Right on in my back yard hunting finishing camping swimming

[@tanyaldowell1950]

Very rewarding to watch

[@InquisitorOphiucus]

LOVE to have one of these at our place! Welcome, let us have a fish fry, hog fry, and tofu fry, Fry Bread!

[@InquisitorOphiucus]

Love it

[@darryllmitchell644]

VERY NICE!!!!!!

[@noninoni454]

The accents really get me

[@mightymite3958]

🔥

[@Ronie792]

I am a white man 53 years old I wish I could meet me hair to listen to stories and I would like to have a ear bud mike where he could tell the story in Cherokee dialect and some one could translate what he was saying so I could understand but yet I could here the language be spoke also

[@tearose3763]

Hog fry as in fried hog or hog fries and in hog nuts?

[@thermaljames]

Where is that water? Looks like Spring Creek.

[@thunderchild2193]

Saline creek

[@daisy2ney197]

@thermaljames it's in Kenwood. Private owned and gated.

[@palitsalagivickers4588]

I would like to do deer meat like this, maybe mix the two.
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[@Anniekelseyty]

[@thebeardedclam1714]

Carnitas!!!

[@tonynapoli5549]

Happy Birthday Sir wish I could of joined in, food looks delicious and so is the company around you. 👍👍