Welcome
Six Nations Investigating Paranormal Encounters (SNIPE) takes an indigenous approach to beliefs about the paranormal, history of accounts, and anomalous phenomena. Parapsychology is in our DNA.
About Us
SNIPE is an acronym for Six Nations Investigating Paranormal Encounters. It's also cultural and literal—snipe is a Clan and hunters snipe targets!
Six Nations of the Grand River is a Haudenosaunee territory and that's where we're from. We have several sister territories around the Great Lakes located on either side of the US/CAN border.
Being Onkwehón:we means having a deep relationship with our surroundings. This includes everything from Mother Earth to the sky, stars, and beyond. Paranormal is normal for us; at least, it used to be.
An Indigenous Perspective on the Paranormal
Six Nations Investigating Paranormal Encounters (SNIPE) explores paranormal experiences through an Indigenous perspective, bringing together cultural beliefs, historical accounts, and investigations of unexplained phenomena. The organization recognizes the importance of understanding these experiences within their cultural and historical contexts.
Exploring the History of Unexplained Encounters
Stories of unusual encounters and unexplained events have been shared across generations and communities. SNIPE takes an interest in documenting these accounts, examining their origins, and exploring how different perspectives shape the way people interpret experiences that fall outside ordinary explanations.
Parapsychology and Anomalous Phenomena
Parapsychology is central to the interests of SNIPE. The study of reported paranormal experiences and anomalous phenomena provides opportunities to ask questions, compare accounts, and consider possible interpretations. Through investigation and discussion, the organization seeks to encourage curiosity while maintaining an open-minded approach to unusual experiences.
Preserving Stories and Encouraging Discovery
SNIPE values the stories, traditions, and personal experiences that contribute to the broader understanding of the paranormal. By bringing attention to Indigenous perspectives and historical accounts, the organization encourages thoughtful conversations about unexplained phenomena, cultural knowledge, and the many questions that continue to inspire paranormal research.
What We Do
Paranormal investigations are what we do! But, with over 10 years experience,
we learned a few things along the way.
Whisper to the Moon
Paddle down the Grand River under a full moon into the territory of the Haudenosaunee. Our local guides will share ghost stories and legends of the Six Nations Territory as they lead you through a truly unique paranormal experience in the childhood home of Pauline Johnson, Mohawk Poetess.
Paddle Dates
• June 3rd
• July 3rd
• August 1st & 30th
• September 29th
Costs
$99 each participant.
$50 for Six Nations Band Members
(Includes rafting trip and paranormal tour)
Bookings
For tickets please contact:
Phone: (519) 758-5444
Email: [email protected]
We wrapped Season 2 of Ghost Hunters of the Grand River in May 2023 and we’re excited for our growing audience to watch! There’s new locations, new people, new gadgets–it’s truly been a blast investigating this year! As before, we’re hoping to host a live premiere when the time comes. We’ll be sure to keep you posted for tickets!
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Guest Book
When we’re at an event or doing something in the community we like to leave a guest book out for people to express themselves, Niá:wen for the kind words!
