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Believe it or not, us Ojibwe also have a story about Paul Bunyan. He came to the area known as Red Lake and tried his de...
12/11/2025

Believe it or not, us Ojibwe also have a story about Paul Bunyan. He came to the area known as Red Lake and tried his de-forestation BS, but Nanaboozhoo - The Greatest Ojibwe who ever lived - obviously wasn't having none of that. They got into a fight that lasted 3 days, and finally our hero picked up a giant walleye and slapped the outlander silly with it. Paul got knocked on his ass in a mud puddle, so hard it left an imprint of his bu******ks there in the wet ground...thats why the lake is shaped the way it is and why we were able to keep our forest. You'll never hear this story in a book, but that's basically how I heard it from my father when I was young - after coming home from kindergarten in bemidj (pauls favorite town, mwahaha!) and talking about him. That's the story behind the Paul/Babe & Nanaboozhoo statues in that town. This used to be a sign at the rez line, I remember the chimooks didn't like it and kept cutting it down. But the story lives on, and now you know 😆

Detective Booth was working patrol today and received an interesting call this morning of a deceased Eagle in someone's ...
12/11/2025

Detective Booth was working patrol today and received an interesting call this morning of a deceased Eagle in someone's driveway.
This gorgeous bird sadly somehow met it's demise.
It is unknown what caused his death as he has no obvious signs of trauma.
US Fish and Wildlife was contacted and he will now be sent to Colorado
to be used for Native American religious and ceremonial purposes.

The statue of Lakota Chief Touch the Clouds is 18’ tall and made of 10 tons of bronze. The chief was 6’9” tall. He fough...
12/10/2025

The statue of Lakota Chief Touch the Clouds is 18’ tall and made of 10 tons of bronze. The chief was 6’9” tall. He fought in the Battle of Little Bighorn. Later, he was present at the killing of Crazy Horse. After surrendering to the US Army, the chief became a representative of the Lakota tribe until he passed in 1905. Happy Trails.
Mike Musgrove | Texas Native American History

❤️🤠🐎You may be cool, but not this cool.…
12/10/2025

❤️🤠🐎
You may be cool, but not this cool.…

Photo of the Day:A few of the RANCH Family uncles celebrating with their "Shimá", Elsie Riggs at her 100th birthday cele...
12/10/2025

Photo of the Day:
A few of the RANCH Family uncles celebrating with their "Shimá", Elsie Riggs at her 100th birthday celebration over the weekend.
📷 credit: Betty Ann Chee

"Native American consider family to be the center of life. Spend quality time with family and create memorable memories....
12/09/2025

"Native American consider family to be the center of life. Spend quality time with family and create memorable memories. ❤️

Coming soooooon.....
12/09/2025

Coming soooooon.....

Devil's Tower, Wyoming 🇺🇸
12/09/2025

Devil's Tower, Wyoming 🇺🇸

And all the children, taken to boarding school’s”
12/09/2025

And all the children, taken to boarding school’s”

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