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NEVER go outside at NIGHT on the REZ... Native Skinwalker Stories & Cryptids

A Navajo Ranger tells you some scary stories from the rez! Unexplained and creepy ecnounters he came across. A lesson learned as to why you should NEVER go outside at night on the rez. We also get some creepy and just overall weird situations surrounding someone's Grandpa. Tune in and find out in this collection of skinwalkers and Cryptids! ► Join the channel to be an exclusive member in this community:    / @hauntededen   ► Contact me by email for anything: [email protected] Thank you so much for listening! I LOVE hearing what EVERYONE has to say, your thoughts, feedback, opinions, on the stories and even on the narration itself. Please drop a comment if you enjoyed it, even if you didn’t and tell me how I can improve. This is one of the only ways I can communicate with you all and hear you all out, and It is one of my FAVORITE things to do…to engage and interact with every single one of you! Thanks! In the Navajo language, yee naaldlooshii translates to "by means of it, it goes on all fours". The Skinwalker (also known as yenaglooshi or mai-coh in the Navajo language) is a type of Witch or sorcerer in Navajo traditions. This witch practices black magic, and derives the name 'Skinwalker' from their shapeshifting powers. By draping the hide of a certain animal (most often a coyote or a dog, but also bear, owl and deer, though mostly bucks) over themselves, the witch takes on the form and traits of that animal. ► If you enjoyed the video consider supporting The Haunted Eden by subscribing, hitting the thumbs up and leaving a comment which will help the YouTube algorithm. Feedback is greatly appreciated! Pictures and Videos are from ► https://www.pexels.com/ ►https://pixabay.com/ ►https://www.vidsplay.com/ ENTER THE HAUNTED EDEN ON TWITTER: ►   / haunted_eden   FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM ►   / haunted_eden   #skinwalker #cryptids #truescarystories