Wow!!! In English speaking countries, including South Africa, we use the term 'buck(s)' for money & I'm so glad to find out where it came from through this podcast!!! π§ππ
Alright… so as an actual Native American from the northwoods of WI, which we all refer to as "Indian Country," this guy, Gitchee Manitou bless him, is COMPLETELY out of his element! Bear grease is sacred and should be treated as such. The fuckin cowboys who came through Wyoming didnt come up with the idea to use bear grease to treat anything on their own. I've used it in many sweat lodges and it has incredible healing properties. I'm a huge Rogan fan and I have to declare bullshit on what this guy has to say regarding animal product (deer,bear,etc…) uses and medicinal properties. He's out of his realm and should seriously just be quiet. You want the real deal push for Joe to have a traditional anishinabe "water pourer," on the show. The story of the ojibwe is a long one and still being maintained proudly all along "Gitchee Gumee," (Lake Superior) and the surrounding areas. I respect the knowledge this guy is trying to share. But this is not knowledge he is in a position to share accurately.
I believe it would be pronounced like L "Elle" because of the shape when sewn.
Wow!!! In English speaking countries, including South Africa, we use the term 'buck(s)' for money & I'm so glad to find out where it came from through this podcast!!! π§ππ
Alright… so as an actual Native American from the northwoods of WI, which we all refer to as "Indian Country," this guy, Gitchee Manitou bless him, is COMPLETELY out of his element! Bear grease is sacred and should be treated as such. The fuckin cowboys who came through Wyoming didnt come up with the idea to use bear grease to treat anything on their own. I've used it in many sweat lodges and it has incredible healing properties. I'm a huge Rogan fan and I have to declare bullshit on what this guy has to say regarding animal product (deer,bear,etc…) uses and medicinal properties. He's out of his realm and should seriously just be quiet. You want the real deal push for Joe to have a traditional anishinabe "water pourer," on the show. The story of the ojibwe is a long one and still being maintained proudly all along "Gitchee Gumee," (Lake Superior) and the surrounding areas. I respect the knowledge this guy is trying to share. But this is not knowledge he is in a position to share accurately.
This dude looks and sounds like heβs gonna sell me some dynamite in RDR2
The Constituency of Bear Lard was the name of my band in high school.