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  • dam this videos old

  • Good vid, want to learn more about the Blackfoot.

  • Amazing, I have been blessed to have two people come into my family and life who are partly Native Indian and one is from this amazing proud tribe...both are very proud and very strong individuals...I am honoured to have recieved the name 'Brighteyes' from my dearest friend and feel part of this beautiful family:)...

  • Where are all the stray dogs at?

  • My Great Grandmother was Blackfoot or half Blackfoot.... At a family reunion when I was very very young, I was supposed to get a picture taken with her. She came and spoke to me before the picture was to be taken, and told me that I look like her. I cried terribly and refused to go near her. I did not think I looked like an old woman... Today... I wish I had that picture.

  • 1/8th Indian partilly black feet

  • blackfeet are ok in my heart ( ho wa )

  • funny thing about this clip you made of your blackfeet rez i use to have a trailor like that yellow and white one you could tell witch way the wind was blowing on any given day lol

  • hey i'm black feet guy's

  • there is a diffrence between blackfeet and blackfoot! this vid is of the blackfeet nation! just saying...

  • @haileykitty03 Actually there isnt in Canada they call them blackfoot and in the u.s. there the blackfeet in the u.s. it is the peigan tribe and in Canada it is the blackfoot(siksika) and the Kainai(blood) tribes but there all part of the blackfoot confederacy...

  • @444CURTIS i knew that but i do have relatives in canada who were sepparated from out band of ppl when the borders were made!

  • @TailfeathersBabe31 ohhhh ok makes sense!

  • IM PROUD 2 BE A BLACKFOOT

  • The poverty is very depressing, but the surrounding beauty is so uplifting.

  • I'm Mex/American and just one year ago I learned a lot about Indian reservation - not through regular schooling but through my chicanos class! So sad that Americans are not taught the true history in elementary school, you only hear about Christopher Colombus and the great White genious inventors that we should supposedly look up to.

  • @cpadill5

    Because America wants everyone to be assimulated into the culture. Not only that, but the US does not like to talk about it's dark and bloody history when it comes to the USA doing it.

  • just makes me homesick fo the people

  • " The blackfeet tribe are perhaps tje most powerful tribe of indins on the continent" George Catlin 1866

  • Innaaissttiiya

  • If your skin is the wrong color, you are welcome to visit Browning anyway. You just have to show the proper respect and lots and lots of guilt. If you don't want crawl in the dirt and wallow in white guilt, then this is not the place for you.

  • I came back to Browning for a visit and 99% of the people I spoke with had nothing but negative things to say about Browning. Than I saw their FaceBook and MySpace profiles talking about how much they love it. Made me think they're honest to people they know, but lie to make others (white people, outsiders,etc.) to make it seem like it's a good place to live, which is common from what I hear.

  • I came back to Browning for a visit and 99% of the people I spoke with had nothing but negative things to say about Browning. Than I saw their FaceBook and MySpace profiles talking about how much they love it. Made me think they're honest to people they know, but lie to make others (white people, outsiders,etc.) seem like it's a good place to live, which is common from what I hear.

  • Hey my great great grandmother was half Indian from Ga. I love Indian culture.

  • Near the end of the video, I saw a lot of dark clouds. Do you all have many bad storms there in Montana?

    I'm scared to death of lighting.

  • Can anyone tell me if the name "Killroy" has any relation to blackfoot tribe? My father told us when we were young, that we were decendants some how.. but yet now that we are older and we ask.. he refuses to give us his fathers information so we can look up our family tree.. So... Anyone know?? (if it helps.. he was born in Detroit MI.. although so i am seeing most come from canada or montana so i am not sure)

  • Omg I so saw my house wow this vid is so old.

  • oki any body know how old this video is?

  • Incredible stuff! I'm part Blackfoot myself. And the history behind the nation of tribes is amazing to me. Eventually, I'd love to try and track down my family tree and learn about this part of it as well. Perhaps some day, I'll try and travel up there. I've yet to go to any of the Western or mid-western states though. Been reading a fair bit about the Blackfoot nation and still am trying to learn more.

  • szukalem dzisiaj cos o Czarnych Stopach na jutjube no i prosze, jest video zrobione i to przez mojego rodaka, haha, ale numery

    dalem 5 gwiazdek bo ciekawy filmik

    dzieki

  • Hi Dzieki

    Thank you very much for watching.

    I like to visit again.

    Walt

  • I'm part blackfoot but I don't look it at all and I was just wondering if they would be accepting towards people like me or would I not be welcomed?

  • Yes they will welcome you. I am a full blood and know everyone here. They are all very nice.

  • That's really good to hear :)

  • I am white, but I met one of the people that impressed me most in my life. His name was Micky Fish. He was the last of the old cowboys.  He wanted to adopt me into the tribe, but I begged off. They are great people.

  • It's too bad you didnt' get pictures of the whole town...tribal offices, new federal building, postal office, stores, the gas stations, motels, the other neighborhoods outside of town, the new community college, the hospital, schools as well as a new high school, etc. All this showed was a few houses and trailors and scenary.

  • "Medicine man lead me up through town . . . Indian ground so far down . . . " (Peter Gabriel - "San Jacinto".)

  • I really enjoyed this video--was this in Montana? You may enjoy a video I made in tribute to Chief Bisco Wolf, chief of council of 44 of Northern Cheyenne--my video is called MY TRIP TO NORTHERN CHEYENNE REZ... I just loved the area--so beautiful--Bisco is in poor health now..your video is great--really enjoyed it

  • Thank you.

  • the indian cultures are not dead! >:(

    Ha! you think we still live in tipi's, i dont see you guys dress the same since 1840! and if you came to the rez i bet somebody would say Oki nistonitaniko! and welcome you!

    sorry to blow up on you :I

  • Yes, marshmilo3 - you're right. I made that film and I remember, when I was first time in Browning, that everything saw diferent than in Europe. Maybe You have jeans, CD's, cars, cellphones, but they are only things. There are two aspects of culture - material and spirituality. First is changing very fast now, second less. Blackfeet have still they own culture - at least I personally see it in this way. And LTLauriz88 - we have XXI age, think! Think, think!!

  • I'm part blackfoot, part iroquois, as well as many other european things.. If I wanted to visit here and learn about my blackfoot heritage and see their reservation and meet some of them would they be receptive to that, even though I'm not obviously native?

    I have always wanted to visit the reservations of the Blackfoot and Iroquois. I am very curious about them.

  • Yes. I went to a powwow and they are very welcoming. Im part blackfoot.

  • is black foot and cherokee is the same???

  • That is seriously not the Indians i read about in a book written back in 1840's!!! And this seriously does not look like anything from the movie : Dances With Wolves!!! I hate America for americanising the Native Americans, The Great horse culture is gone,theyre culture is gone,everything about them is gone,They look like americans now!!! And i always wanted to meet Indians and maybe see one of their camp villages,this was a big turnoff :(

  • yes i agree in movies it always sounds more exhilarating. But then the white population didn't live the same way they do now. Times change, people has to change to keep up with progress. The world is changing to fast en cultures are disappearing it's a shame really. And it's definately ashame that the indian population still live in under developed reservations!

  • Hey! i live there! Browning MT! HA at that tipi building my sisters friend works there!

  • do Siksika want political and moral back up? then visit youre far off cousins and tell them everything that was done to you and the other tribes. here are youre cousins! watch this vid>>>>>>>

    "Ulytau - Jumyr kylysh"......................w­elcome to Kazahkstan!

  • I was in Browning on the Blackfeet Reservation last summer, its huge, bigger than the state of Delaware... very interesting place with beautiful scenery. They don't seem to like white people too much though... not that I can really blame them too much for that.

  • I am half Blackfeet and I am proud of my heritage, my Grandmother wasnt to fond of us and I never saw her much but I understand her ways, My sister and brother are also proud of thier heritage, I must come to the reservation next summer, may not have many more so I have to make it this summer!

  • its blackfoot my uncle is medicine man so he gave me the name as the morning hawk

  • historical note from a book: a big Kainai dude back in the old days managed to get "Chainmail"!! in trade somehow. obviously he was untouchable in many fights. until one of The Many Children clan nailed him in the armpit under the chainmail. it happened like in 1840's i think.....anyway heres what he wore!......video: (Tyr-Regin Smiour)......scenes from big Viking re-enactment festival. famous Pagan Folk-Metal band,"Tyr" is from Faroe Islands.

  • wtf he did show the 3 best things in browning...taco johns, subway, and the town dump (pump)...hwy 2 west outta browning is the best space cruise road!!!

  • ayz.. I see main street and jim jays and IGA... yep thats browning

  • Yup dats Browning!! See all the people walkin and leanin forward into the wind?!! lol If your a hi-liner on HWY 2 you'll get dat one!! lol

  • Where do people put those poor horses in winter when it is 20 degrees or subzero and a blizzard on? Those poor animals....please tell me they at least put them a barn or warehouse with insulation and blankets......

    If not....this is abuse...

    on YOUTUBE search, type in: Walmart abuse. After watching the first video or 2 on fish, watch the videos on the torture, skinning alive of all animaals, cats, dogs, In China, Asia and MiddleEast. These men are laughing as they skin these animls alive.

  • Well what about the wild horses? They don't get a barn. and they aren't abused.

    Anyway... I wanna go there. @_@ it looks interesting

  • oh suck it up- My family's farm does business with Walmart- and they're not out to get the world like all you ridiculous people think. Animals are designed to tough out the winters- that's why they're not extinct.  Why don't you concern yourself with more pressing matters such as getting abortion to be illegal- if you want to talk about torture- there something that needs taken care of.

    My grandpa was Blackfoot- I would love to visit the reservation

  • This is a really cool video! I love the scenery!!! wow! i'm amazed! blowing wind is in every native nation...lol.

  • this is where my family lives!!!!

    Go Browning!!!!

  • Blackfeet yeah we are the best

  • Oki,i got family there, i was brown town a few years ago still looks the same

  • Its going to be the same all the time its Browning its home

  • that was a nice vid, of course you can hear the wind blowing because it never stops blowing...

  • n8v canadian here. my new girlfriend's from browning! and she's a jingle dress dancer! wooooo!

  • hooooluhhh... i saw a dog...lol

  • damn it's flat as hell up there!

    Here where I live, we have mountain tops, I also see that they have monutains, but it's in one dirextion and the other direction is low and flat. I have not been up there before.

  • you really capture the beauty of the scenery around this area..ive been thru here a couple of times and was always amazed....

  • oki miskuni (blackfeet)

    hello brother

    coo video

  • Oki - I come to Browning this year in niipo (july). Maybe we meet somewhere... Who knows? :) Thanks for feedback. Napikowann - Gibon :)

  • and apache

  • i am proud to have blackfoot in me!

    also spanish and white:]

    by the way im a girl!

  • i'm proud to be blackfoot & cherokee i try to live my heritage druming singing at pow-wows

  • Im blackfoot and cherokee too!!! Through my ancestors maybe we r related. LOL I wish i could go to pow-wows and dance and sing :(, i don't know if they would have me...

  • tacos yummm lol

  • I am South East Asian and I have been exposed to Native American culture since I was 3 years old by my late father.I have tremendous respect and love for Native American people and culture.God bless you always....

  • hey there's my house

  • Fantastic Just as I remeber it.

  • thanks for taqkking care of the land , the government would not have done so well. peace to you..

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