My grandfather was also part Choctaw. He was also Seminole per what he would tell me. I'll never forget the day he sat me down on a trunk in the back room of his home. He pointed through the window behind us and told me a story of his ancestors. It was about a treasure of gold hidden in the woods and covered for safe keeping. Very few of the tribe were instructed to be vigilant and protect the hoard. When the family would be down on their luck and needed a little boost to get by, they could go to this hoard and recover only what was absolutely necessary to see them through their dilemma. My mother always talked about how poor they were. But somehow, at the start of every school year or Christmas, dad would go on a walk for a night, and when he got home, the next day they would all pile into the truck to go get shoes for each kid. I often wondered if he was one of the sentinels and if that treasure was how they got through their tough times. I have no idea where this could be other than his gesture out the window, and a part of me wants to search for it. But most of me just says "Let it be. It is where it is supposed to be and always to remember... What if it really is true." Grandpa has been gone 37 years, and none of my cousins have ever heard this story. Well, they don't admit to it anyhow. Maybe it is still out there.

I can listen till I can't stay awake any longer to the Elders telling stories. Its wonderful insight to who they are

I saw a cute cartoon that said ‘Cats are the parole officers assigned to us by our guardian angels.’ I think there’s some truth to that! ✨😽✨

I know a Native American pastor (full-blood Comanche) who lives in Talihina Oklahoma which is Choctaw Nation. His church is called War Cry Ministries. He told me nearly everyone in that town has either seen a Sasquatch or knows someone who has seen one. Sasquatch is just an accepted fact of life in that Kiamichi/Ouachita mountains area of Oklahoma. Oh, by the way, IMPORTANT NOTE HERE: Downtown Talihina is where you'll find the world-famous Hateful Hussy Café. Can't forget that.

Wahoo! 😜 So stoked to get gone into Sasquatch Valley with Miss Nance and the Sasquad. 👍😀

Yes..let's hear the Choctaw stories..we need to hear them for they are a great people and their history and legends should be shared and heard by all of us...much respect to the First Nations Peoples..All of them!!!!

Please write down the Choctaw stories!! It's more important than you realize!! I'm sure there will be people interested in publishing them in book form. ❤ Thanks for sharing Your encounter with us!! And Thank You Nance!! 😊

Hey Nance and Sass-squad!!!!

Yes please I want to hear more of the Choctaw history and legends. Like all history it must not be lost. Thank you for the encounters.

For me, I find the Native American accounts to be the most believable. Thank you. I thoroughly enjoyed this story.

Thanks for sharing all the neat stories...I am honored to have seen a Bigfoot (Wood Booger) with close details like brown, 6 foot, what most Bigfoot look like and in Germany of all places!

I enjoy the historical stories of families living in harmony with Bigfoot families..its much nicer than hunting for them with guns at the ready. They just want to live in peace & protect their families, just like we do.

What an amazing experience it would be to befriend one of these enigmatic beings.❤

Hello everyone 🖐🏻 it’s veggies and chicken veggies out of garden , hopefully sugar baby watermelons be ready next week or so great stories thanks , yes send in your family stories would love to hear them ,

Oh this was excellent how the Choctaw pass down stories! BRING THEM ON.

Good Evening and Nance. I hope your day was better than mine. My dog myself had a run in with ground hornets. I now know that this 72 year old lady can still dance a jig. Though I think I would rather meet a Sasquad than to through that again! I enjoyed the stories. Save is beautiful. Have a good evening. 🌲👣🌲

I live in the area of these stories. And there are still sightings of these beings that are reported, and some aren't. I just discovered your channel and love it.

💞🕊 🕊💞 🐈 sage Thank you very Much Nance. Wonderfully read❤

Thanks for 2 more great stories plus pictures of Sage. Looking forward to Friday.

Great story, Nance. And Sage, she's adorable. Lovely creature. 😍 Lucky you!

Hey Nance its a glorious Tuesday night i got a story from u Cryptids Canada ( yup shes back) and Oine Box Tales...life doesn't get much better than this

Thank you all for the great stories!!!!❤❤❤❤

Thank you so very much Nance for all of the amazing stories that you share with all of us to enjoy. ❤

Thanks Nance and would we all love to hear the legends passed down. Well heck yes we do.

I think the man from the second story should set up his own UKposts to tell the stories from his Choctaw ancestors.

Fantastic stories!! I always enjoy hearing ones from Arkansas since I lived there for 40 years. Went camping at the park near the waterfall in the picture. I enjoyed the Choctaw story and love seeing pictures of Sage. Hope y’all have a nice evening!

Sage is adorable. Thanks for that

This was delightful, thank you. Especially the second encounter. I wish everyone approached such topics with the open-mindedness of Native, Indigenous and Aboriginal people.

Would be honored to hear the choctaw stories!!

So many things our grandparents have seen, and so many moments that are lost forever when they die... Listen to them whilst you can 😕

Thank you Nance for reading that Choctaw story for I am Choctaw and Cherokee mix was raised to be more white and deny my native American heritage now that I'm in my fifties i find self-seeking myheritage my great-grandmother was full-blood Choctaw and only spoke Choctaw but on with my story we live on the family farm in Oklahoma my encounter took place I was 10 when something woke me up outside our bedroom window on a hot Summer's night back then the moonlight was so bright you didn't need light to see at night outside my window stood a red headed person oddly shaped like the point of a football with red stringy hair and I can hear it sniffing the win like he was searching for the, problem was my window was 9 ft from the ground

Hi nance another great night of storytelling I really enjoyed it thanks be safe watch your six God bless Gene Gorringe Mi 💕💙🇺🇲🇨🇦P.S wow love your Hair

Thanks Nance, always a pleasure.

Another great story. I agree, any stories by natives are special

Love the Sage sightings!😊

Hi Sage. Loved the Native American story.

I would love to hear more of his family history with bigfoot too!

Oh my goodness! Sardis Lake isn't too far from where I live. I loved the stories. I always do!!😊

The days are getting shorter gotta get there fast.😂

I would love love love to hear the choctaw stories. I love hearing stories of the elders especially first nation elders. I have much admiration for first nation people. They have so much wisdom ❤❤❤❤

There are more things in heaven and earth Horatio , than are dreamt of in your philosophy. William Shakespeare

Amazing encounters tonight. Sage is beautiful Thank you!

I love Yowie stories ❤

GREAT Heart Warming Story ❤️. Thanks ...Alan in 🇨🇱

Beautiful cat and wonderful stories!❤

Love it Nance!!! I wish he would tell more stories from the Choctaw tribe elders. Hi Sage!!!

I would love to hear the Choctaw legends. They need to be shared widely so they are not forgotten. If the contributor would start a channel I would love to hear their stories. I fear so much history has already been lost. Thanks Nance and your beautiful helper Sage.

Beautiful kitty Sage

Hello there Mz. Nance, that was a good story, I believe I've heard it before, but a good story is just that, a good story, no matter how many times that it's been told! Thanks Nance, what you do is always appreciated, thanks again, hugs to all, take care, be well and stay safe, D.J. 🥰

Loved your stories tonight! I especially enjoyed the intro from the poem of Robert Frost ...Stopping By The Woods on a Snowy Evening. The story from the Choctaw man was wonderful. Thank you for your masterful way of always putting together a special program complete with pictures of Sage.💝

Hadih 🤲 Chactaw nation and Buckeye Bigfoot. Sne kalyegh 🤲 for sharing, I enjoyed this story, many of our Indigenous communities have many stories and encounters of the protectors of the forest. As you, all know there are stories/ songs & dances/ art of these mystical beings. I was told my dad in our Wetsuwet'en territory, right on highway 16, close to our reserve--) he was walking home on the north side, and encountered bigfoot kneeling in a ditch. We do have a name for these mystical beings in our language, but I forgot. This is a way for non- Indigenous people to learn and hopefully, Reconcile with Indigenous communities. How are you the listeners and Buckeye Bigfoot going Reconcile with Indigenous people in your community? City of Vancouver, is attempting to Reconcile with the coast Salish communities by acknowledging the lands and including the nation's in festivities or naming streets... Sne kalyegh 🤲 Nance... 🌌🖖 Monkey Ps hug 🫂 a 🌳

Thank you for your stories tonight have a wonderful week

Please please send us the Choctaw stories. I would love to hear them!❤

I wish this world weren't so divided culturally. There are far more people's, cultures, beliefs, and ways of living within shades of skin. Western Anglo culture is not the whole of every pale skinned person in the world. Our world could benefit greatly from showing each other the compassion and care these folks showed.

hi Nance, Lilly and the squad , great story sloppy joes and chips tonight 😋😀

Up at 1ish AMish cleaning ..in the 3-4 years I've been listening I think its the best story I've heard on this program. PS. Reheated little " Nero's " pizza and cold coffee with creamers . Admiral bird purr babie is sick could use a few prays from the other cat owners ( uri, 3 are down with it out of 4)

Wow..Sage sure has grown❤❤

Thank you for sharing your stories. Thanks Nance for the narration. ❤️

I really enjoyed the stories you collected and shared. And you have a beautiful voice. Thank you.

Thanks once again for another great video and all you do for us. ❤️🙏💐

Great episode, really enjoyed it. Thank you all for sharing.

Sage is getting so big. She is so beautiful. Nance you really got a keeper in her. If you don’t mind I would like to see a picture of your other baby. Gray is my 2nd favorite color of kitties. Back to the story. Another good one. I wish we could find someone to write down more stories like this from the Native American population to be told. I bet they would be great to hear. Have a nice rest of the week everyone and you to Nance.

These are always excellent stories, read in one of the warmest voices out there.

I love me some Buckeye Bigfoot

Cats are so cool, so are dogs! We don’t deserve them most of the time! Thank you for reading the encounters! You do such a good job!

Its such an amazing Story from the coctaw family❤

Thanks Nanc 🙏 great encounters as always ❤ always greatful Jonathan

There is a man here in Ohio. That had bigfoot on his property. He had alot happen with them. I asked how long do they live? He said 500 years! So perhaps they could have been the same ones that visited.

I would love to hear her Choctaw history as well. Thank you for sharing ❤

I had forgotten it was Tuesday night 🙋🏼‍♀️ I saw this new one, I swear it’s like a gift. Thank you nance and to all Sasquad for sending in your stories to Nance. What a squad 😊

Nance these were great stories and I hope this person sends you some more . This was very interesting. Thank you for showing your Lord Sage. I just love this cat she is so beautiful and looks so sweet. You've got a great buddy. Have a great week.

Ty. So love blue kitties

Mayor Sage! What a beautiful kitty!

I loved this story.

Very good story tonight nance

What a wonderful story No Name, thank you so much for submitting it, I wish you all the best in learning the language of your mother's people. And thank you Nance for telling it. ❤️🇨🇦AB🤗🌹

Great stories as usual!! Sage is as beautiful as ever. Have a wonderful evening Sasquad!!

I really loved the stories tonight Nance. Thank you. Loved seeing sage.

Loved tonight's encounters!!

Great story, thank you 🙏

Great stories tonight. I love the second story. Got my Sage fix. Ours help us do work around the house. We have one that will help make the bed, holding the sheets down. Thanks, Nance, for all you do.

Would love to hear other Choctaw legends too! Please educate us!

It would be great to have a UKposts channel or an additional one if they already exist, of First Nations people relating the stories from their ancestors.

Your the IT! He's the PERSON!

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Thank you for the great stories! I've been leaving a bowl of water out for a stray dog. About every other day it's empty. Clippity clap!😀 Have a great week Squad! Love from Cincy!!!

I am part Native American (on my mother's mother's side) and I believe it to be Choctaw but I'm not sure. I just know it starts with a C and it's not Cherokee. Or so I was told. You see my mother passed when I was born and her parents and siblings always had a hard time speaking about her. She was the middle child of 5 and everyone's favorite. (or so I was told) So anytime I tried getting information about her and our heritage the conversations never went very far. I was young when I started asking, around 6/7 and a couple of yrs later my grandmother had a massive stroke so that stopped all information that I might have gotten about that part of my heritage. But as I was writing this, it made me think that because I looked so much like my mother and my mother looked like her mother that That is the reason they could not have those conversations. I truly wish I knew more about my Native American bloodline. And before someone tries to tell me All the ways I can find out, just don't. I will Not send in my DNA to Any of those organizations. So unless you are Native American and live around the Tennessee area and know something about the Whiteheads (my grandmothers last name) and the Native American tribes in that region, it's just useless information. Thank you as always Nance for your wonderful stories and the way you read them. Much Love and Respect for You ❤❤ Oh and by the way, The thought of The People, Sasquatch, Saba, Bigfoot....whatever you wish to call them, I have never had a fear of them

I love the Choctaw story ❤️😀

Loved this one, great video Nance, great way to spend an evening..

I have 5 little overlords here. 4 girls, and 1 poor outnumbered tom. He just slinks around trying to avoid annoying the females. LOL

Hey NANCE, really enjoy the stories. Your Sage looks just like my Smoke.

My fiance and I have our sxquarch friends that travel with us. They listen to your videos with us. They wanted to let and your listeners know that the family is this email has moved on to better hunting grounds but will return later this year. Also too many white men were in the area looking for them. Their family has grown. We are allowed to call ours mama and the cousins. The cousins are from Kansas and mama is from Arkansas.

Wow, wonderful story, thx

I would love to hear those stories as well!

Awww Sage! ❤

Sage is a beauty! Great stories tonight! I'd like to hear some of those legends.. if you can get them. Thank you!

Great heartfelt story!!!❤️

Even though I wear a shirt and tie, I’m still a red man deep inside. From the song Cherokee reservation Paul revere and the raiders oh my there’s sassy sage, my cousin Cyan told me about your channel. My cousin and I are still fans of the late Dr.Sagan he’d be amazed and not really surprised at the advancement of Space discovery he would say about time

Almost missed this one!!!! Is hot 🔥🔥🔥🥵🥵🥵🥵 No rain 🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️☔☔☔ Heat dome is on 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I wash my car 🚗 I bet is going to 🌧️🌧️🌧️ rain.😂😂😂😂 Beautiful backgrounds! Scary name 😂😂 Thanks Ms Nance !!

Love this! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌎💟