6 True Scary Deep Woods Horror Stories (Vol. 3)

[@LetsReadPodcast]

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[@JessicaDuBois]

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[@kevinreynolds5342]

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[@gazepskotzs4]

I live near Aachen, i was no ufo fan but once being in Aachen i saw a huge ufo flying over the treetops. It was near Aachens militairy airport.

[@davidlynchsseveredear6944]

I don’t know what to do

[@LetsReadPodcast]

@@davidlynchsseveredear6944 trust your instincts

[@katemcginty7565]

Who else fell in love with that Good Boy Captain? That's a great dog right there. I was tearing up when he conquered his fear of water and when he refused to leave his owner. 😭

[@ethanperrin9847]

He’s such a good boi

[@gazepskotzs4]

My huskies hated water too. I heard it is a husky thing.

[@as-nf1ki]

Me too!! What an amazing boy

[@Glibglob89]

I literally came here to comment that the description of Captain jumping the water and conquering his fear made my eyes well up. He is the absolute best boi. I can tell just from the story😍

[@dirt0133]

What a wonderful dogo....I doubt she'd have escaped without him. How many lives to dogs save a year? All of them deserve to have a person like that storyteller.

[@HexIsme]

Stop reading my mind, Lets Read. I was _just_ thinking about how I miss stories about the forest/woods.

[@jennaknight1012]

Western North Carolina folks expecially women DO NOT go hiking alone. I'm a WNC native and I can tell you that dozons of people go missing every year

[@realbrat40]

Hmmm. I love to hear from people who actually live in areas mentioned in stories. Do you think it's people getting lost out there, animal attacks or other humans up to no good??

[@carl9022]

Many people go missing in the woods in the US. It’s not just here in NC. State and national parks are the main locations they disappear in.

[@FairyFoxDreams]

People seemed extra violent when I lived in NC compared to other states.

[@swillie7141]

I was so scared! I’m so happy Captain and his owner are okay!! Nothing like your best buddy that got your back!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@lucas3918]

Being reminded of the Logan Paul incident brought a flood of memories

[@PeeP5051]

Stupid stuff smh

[@PeeP5051]

People get angry for such stupid reasons

[@iz_ray2479]

@@PeeP5051 logans fucking cringe

[@PeeP5051]

@@iz_ray2479 Na he isn't. Have your opinion tho;) As I will have mine

[@iz_ray2479]

@@PeeP5051 lmfao aight..

[@DaniF8492]

I love you saying words like “bloody, lads, bloke and mate” they are so British and it’s weird hearing non British people saying them 🤣

[@ariesarielsful]

It’s weird hearing anyone say them

[@sess678]

I have a true scary deep forest story about the time i explored a hidden cave deep inside a national forest, i almost died. I need to write it out.

[@awakarikatase]

Hope it get's narrated, sounds interesting but scary. Also hope you're okay

[@Sinvention]

Please share your story! I'd love to hear it! (:

[@csmgyral9360]

Sounds awesome. Have you shared it anywhere?

[@DesireesJoint]

OP Please respond?

[@dirt0133]

Thank God for Captain. She'd have never even been aware of the threat, let alone escaped without him. Dogs Truly are "Mans Best Friend", to me, they're the Most Amazing of creatures. Their unconditional love, loyalty and sense of "duty" to their person and their "pack" (especially little people, or the old) is incredible to witness. My dogs are my Truest of Friends and Companions....and although it's Extremely Painful when you lose one, it's an honor to have been their person. [I don't like the term owner, I don't "own" my dog. They're my dog and I'm their person. pretty simple.]

[@YoursTrulyMari]

Videos like these give me inspiration to keep writing fiction and horror

[@bexbinx9099]

Just in time for bed! Thanks Lets Read x

[@MrE517]

I think you should give some serious thought to starting a baking channel called Lets Bread!

[@lunaviolafredin9300]

What about a porn account called «let’s breed» ?

[@MultiSteveperry]

Finally! These are the best in my opinion. Or paranormal. I like the unknown.

[@RockerRed]

Hiya from 2023! ❤🤍💙Love you KZbin Joel!❤🤍💙

[@beeztrapp1612]

Daaaaamn, this was a good one. #2 tho.

[@zaftigbetty3031]

Oooh! Fresh meat!, er, I mean, Stories!! YAY! Long days/nights at work with a new vid are the best! :-D

[@Whispy_Pines0426]

Anyone know the original link to the story about captain and his owner?

[@lisachatman5299]

I live near Asheville NC!!!!!

[@SUGARBUGAR]

👻 I JUST LOVE YOU 👻

[@mtraveler5]

These videos are literally keeping me sane during this quarantine

[@trishr8163]

SAME!

[@samarawood1813]

Me too

[@realism51]

nbcanada57 I’ve already lost my marbles

[@mtraveler5]

realism51 I’m pretty close to that too 😂

[@echoslayergaming2048]

Try watching some corpse husband

[@cookieyellow7601]

Let’s read is so underrated I wish he got more support

[@jasongoughnour2296]

I agree wholeheartedly, I've been a let's read fan for the last few years. I've been through so many different story narratives/narrators and let's read and mr. Creeps are the two very best narrators on KZbin. I do not care who says what, hand down, let's read and mr. Creeps; KEEP BEING ABSOLUTELY AMAZING AND SCREW WHAT ANYBODY SAYS! You guys will forever always be the best general horror story narrators on the face of this planet and many others'. I will forever always protect these ohh so precious and everlasting stories with every last drop of blood, sweat and tears my body could ever think of producing. *End rant*. I do apologize, I just had to get my honest opinion of to you guys, let's read.

[@cookieyellow7601]

Jase Goughnour OMG Same

[@scottthacker4167]

This is pretty awesome. Excellent narration.

[@tjbrown1979]

Favorite channel myself, love this guy.

[@Tina20ification]

Cookie Yellow 3

[@stephaniebaker6001]

Captain is such a good boy! Whatever chased that poor woman and Captain is scary, dangerous and very real. I feel for them. They're so lucky they got away!

[@SawyerFools]

Based on the region it was definitely a Sasquatch.

[@kilyos9212]

Had to be a black bear

[@FireflyGirl68]

@@kilyos9212 Agreed. Those things will end you. 😳

[@aikavi5614]

I am so happy Captain and his owner were safe

[@kikivee6724]

Was panicking thinking captain wouldn't make it

[@ryankraham5248]

@@kikivee6724 the true story captain unfortunately passed

[@bisersable8247]

The war story was the worst... Monsters are nothing compared to humans. :(

[@blastermike_sd70ace80]

Man is as cruel as nature, because we are in fact, animals.

[@stephaniebaker6001]

The Nazis were horrible human beings who actually enjoyed inflicting fear and pain in others. They ignored the rules of the Geneva Convention (as did the Japanese) and did the most horrid things to innocent civilians as well as the Allied soldiers. No worries though; that sniper is most likely long dead and rotting in the bowels of Hell right now...they all are. Millions of unnecessary deaths fought in an unnecessary war started by a psychotic madman who in the end unceremoniously committed suicide with his clueless, empty-headed mistress turned wife (bet that marriage was never consummated! Haha!) in a final act of cowardice and desperation. What that whole, awful saga said about humanity is just sad, pathetic and so painful that the scars it left on the world will never, ever fade. It leaves one feeling powerless, confused and angry at the pointlessness of it all. Humans will never learn from the mistakes of their progenitors and are doomed to repeat them until we annihilate ourselves out of existence.

[@meghan6552]

@@stephaniebaker6001 We get it- y'all covered Nazi Germany in today's Zoom session. Way to make very shallow, commonplace knowledge into such a production. 🥴

[@jblask2]

I kinda think that sniper should have run out of ammo after shooting the bodies. Seems rather implausible to be that trigger happy and still not run out lol

[@nealtheall7236]

@@jblask2 he was either a idiot with amazing aim or had enough ammo or knew he had back up and he was just trying to lure Americans out.

[@batbro5194]

that story with the dog and the owner had me at the edge of my seat in fear and anticipation and i wasn’t even sitting down 😨

[@yortsemloh1156]

Missing 411 makes me never want to go into the woods alone. Knowing the countless hours I spent alone in the woods growing up is terrifying to me now knowing what could have been. Even a gun is no guarantee of safety.

[@froggy5748]

I absolutely love hiking but honestly I would never go hiking somewhere less popular than a state or county park. My number one rule is to never go hiking in a group of less than three people and to stay on the trails, never taking a step off of them. I love nature but I prefer to avoid getting lost in the woods lol Stay safe out there mate, it’s fun as long as you stay safe and prepared :)

[@MorbidKat]

Idk why the bear and crow story is funny but the whole time I was thinking "get over yourself, lady" then boom! Reality check lol

[@JayJonesPT]

The crow wanted food from a traveler not to see if you were ok. Too many Disney movies

[@MickeyMallone.]

Or it was laughing at her

[@Hater19398]

The crow wanted her dead

[@liddybug8311]

Yea she needs to lay off the drugs

[@alaskaface7147]

Humans are the same as these crows. It’s why I trust no creature, especially not other apes. Look out for number one. Blow the crow’s head off with a shotgun before it gives away your position… and that philosophy Carries across the board

[@tealandsilver6]

We had a picnic and two crows busted our Lays potato chip bag and ate our chips. Cant blame them though I love chips too

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

I used to live nextdoor to a retired veteran who did a tour in WWII and he would tell me stories about it, but always told me that when he said "that's enough!!!" not to ask anymore questions or say anything else. I never did. He was far better than any history book you can ever read or class you can attend.

[@MorbidKat]

It's such a shame that we're loosing that generation. I've lost my grandfathers that served and I wish I had asked more.

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

@@MorbidKat I totally agree 💯💯💯 with you. The man is still alive but had to move in with his daughter bc he broke his hip. He did 1 tour in WWII, 1 in Vietnam, and 1-2 in Korea. We still send each other Christmas cards and call each other occasionally. He is such an inspiration to me to keep me going.

[@MorbidKat]

Wow so he was like a career combat vet, I bet he absolutely had some stories

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

@@MorbidKat Yes he retired from the military, then had a civilian job & retired from it. He had some amazing stories. He said that the movies, "We Were Soldiers" & "Saving Private Ryan" we're the closest movies to the actual thing of war. He said he watched less than 5 minutes of both combined and couldn't watch anymore bc it brought back such horrible memories. He is about 6'6 & can tell he was built very muscular, & he has an extremely deep voice, he's just a sweetheart too.

[@TheLadyLiddell]

I tried looking up to see if there actually was a relationship between bears and crows like the first story said, and I couldn't find anything. The closest I could find would be the opposite, where crows would caw to warn others of dangerous predators. Quit giving these beautiful corvids a bad rep, random stranger.

[@ellen2805]

I tried looking it up and saw something about ravens and predators having a relationship like that on a dubious looking bird website. It cited a book called Mind of the Raven by Bernd Heinrich as offering "possible evidence" but also said it's not well documented. They thought that the book's explanation was more credible than ravens calling to warn people about nearby predators or being friendly woodland creatures for a distraught princess. No clue if the book or author are credible. The website didn't look reputable. Google says he's an award winning naturalist, professor emeritus, and biologist. Who knows.

[@chrisjordan7561]

They have a similar relationship with wolves. Crows and ravens will follow packs of wolves because they know where there’s wolves, there’s food

[@samswoman2009]

I think it's fake. There are very few grizzly bears left in washington, and it's not likely one would be near a hiking trail.

[@jaq9931]

Rikusgirl1 Exactly. At least research what you’re going to say before you post a story.

[@laLadyInRed]

I was thinking, while she was describing a "Disney scene" that if I saw a crow I would be worried I stumbled into a horror flick. I felt validated by the end. Not to knock on the clever birds.

[@Shanghaimartin]

Quite enjoyed the chased through the woods by something story. (story 5) Until they had to throw in a bunch of conspiratorial mystery crap at the end about something being kept secret. You got chased by something and it was scary. Leave it at that!

[@bensnyder2625]

I think it could've been like a windigo or skin walker

[@Comrade911]

Must have been a wookie, they are known to tear people limb from limb

[@pochoppa8425]

It was just a guy trying to pet her dog

[@jens2739]

Had a crow that I feed everyday bring me a ring 💍 after feeding him everday for about 6 weeks straight. I came outside to feed him and he layed a ring down it wasn't a real ring but still how amazing he would bring that to me

[@yamomsman7280]

Imagine getting set up by a crow

[@wingler_b9029]

SubToMentrixx this is an underrated comment

[@kaylawheeler4539]

That last story genuinely scared me. Just trying to imagine the fear that narrator felt, wow. Great video

[@marieaguirre92]

It kind of reminds me of a movie called "The Ritual". I watched it on Netflix.

[@kaylawheeler4539]

Marie Overstreet that’s a great movie, I kinda got those vibes as well

[@nocturneraider]

I thought more of the Blair witch

[@mleighqs]

These were some of the best and most interesting deep woods stories i've heard in a while, great vid Let's Read :)

[@ksinghproduction]

Plot twist-The crow is a RC robot!

[@fhuuraliulfr5756]

r/birdsarentreal

[@erikagould768]

Oh..... Good boy Captain!! When you were explaining the "big jump" across the stream (or river) I envisioned him in slow motion , with a running start and leaping across the water. I totally saw it in my head. Also, I believe you were being followed by a Yeti.

[@arjunedappanath4054]

Sasquatch

[@ЛейлаДаудМансори]

I envisioned the same thing. The protagonist is a very skilled writer.

[@annie_xo]

About the second story with the abandonment of elderly - there was a similar practice here in Sweden way back in time, called “ättestupa” which is a word for a high cliff you pushed elderly people off if/when you couldn’t care for them anymore.

[@tinbanger66]

😳

[@ariesarielsful]

Float em out to sea 🌊 Inuit style … nah man this is messed up!

[@wesstton3028]

Bigfoot has left the chat

[@Rezbone]

Here in AZ the crows work with coyotes, so I totally believe that bear story.

[@BlackGirlLovesAnime6]

Crows are literally attracted to death or near death so if one sat next to me I wouldnt even entertain it lol

[@Fuchsiafaefantasy]

You don't know much about crows, do you.

[@orangewarm1]

That captain story is fictional. No grizzley, a mountain lion would have caught her, a man can't growl. She's trying to convince us its bigfoot, without naming it.

[@ATruckCampbell]

Last story sounds like a glitch story. The narrators of them seem to always have that fear and sort of confusion, combined with the time loss, compass malfunction and silence makes it seem like one. Great story.

[@Rujewitblood]

This guy has hands down the best voice for reading I've heard, the only channel where there is literally nothing annoying about how he talks. Kind of ruins other reading channels for me, because it always feels like a downgrade

[@user-lr4ib8zr3h]

Last story: *Blair Witch is tracking your location*

[@noahprobz]

At this point the highest stress videos you release are ones that dogs might die

[@snoot6629]

yes! captain deserved that year long round steak dinner!

[@lachellecarter7]

That dog story was the best story I’ve heard in my entire life! All sorts of emotions 😭

[@AimingWanderously]

I am VERY disappointed in that traitorous crow.

[@spunjbob8377]

The only scary story account I listen to

[@idkmaybe5148]

I listen to Mr. Nightmare and this guy

[@ymllc]

PeRFeCT IMPeRFeCTiON corpse husbands voice is definitely the scariest

[@sleet_-5036]

PeRFeCT IMPeRFeCTiON Some channels there I haven’t watched in a while, definitely will check them out again soon due to the fact horror related stuff is the only thing I’m interested in at the moment.

[@shaestrr]

Lazy masquerade is also a good one in my opinion !

[@ymllc]

UNIT #522 is also quite good

[@ginasreview1030]

The lady with her dpg Captain, when I heard he went back into the woods! I gasped, seriously. Then hearing the way the doggie ran & jumped onto the other side!! MAJOR CLAPS!! ♡♡😭😭 Dogs are everything man. 😆

[@MsBurnitup]

Captains story was wholesome ♥️

[@deenasmusicbox]

I know that this video is a couple of years old now but I do prefer this subject matter, so 🎉🎉🎉🎉I FINALLY JOINED!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@DeanBlackfyre]

I'm so looking forward to listening and unwinding to this tonight, Your voice is so relaxing that you could read me a phone directory and I'd still pay attention.

[@ivanajambrovic3735]

Love it when you use this intro. Thanks for keeping all of us sane with your content 😊

[@SK25472]

Calls them cowards yet he's shooting from afar where he can't be seen? That person is more of a coward if you ask me

[@kampfgruppepeiper501]

He’s a coward for defending his homeland from invading forces hell bent on killing and punishing Germans? No, he’s not a coward, he was a kid just like the Americans just on the other side.

[@colt9836]

@@kampfgruppepeiper501 ??? "More crying children," sounds like a real defender.

[@GuineaPigLuna]

Story 4 gave me absolute chills! Throughout the entire story, I kept thinking that they'd see a REAL monster/person stalking them (like so many of the other stories), but revealing that it was actually a psychotic break instead was WAY CREEPIER! Love these stories, can't wait to hear more @Lets Read!

[@zeriencroft3649]

does anyone in the comment section have an idea what it was that was hunting the girl and her dog in story 5?! because im so curious what's hiding the those woods!

[@halloweengiraffe]

Joel 😍 you're always here when I need ya!

[@jacobwilbert1018]

Your intro/opening is SICK! Dont know of you designed it or if someone did it for you, its amazing. Love the music n the graphics! Good Job

[@7even210]

His Voice and stories always to ease my anxiety.💓💗

[@sleet_-5036]

Daye D I have social and his vids definitely help

[@DesireesJoint]

About the story with the dog. Last year, I lost both of my dogs that I had since I was very young (I’m now 22). One of them was an Australian Shepherd/border collie & she was an amazing beautiful dog who would have protected me for anything. After losing my dogs, I told myself that I wouldn’t get another dog. However that story made me want to get one. I love the woods & a lot of times I feel myself getting paranoid at a certain point while alone in the woods. If I had a protective dog with me, the dog would be able to detect those situations before I could.

[@peachy_pancakes7977]

Welp guess I'm not going running through my woods tommorow

[@annie_xo]

J J same, I live in an area with a lot of ticks and got borrelia from one back in 2015. It was awful.

[@annie_xo]

J J yeah it was rough, but I was thankfully completely cured of it with antibiotics before there was a risk of any serious complications.

[@annie_xo]

J J good idea since there’s such a crazy high rate of infectious ticks in my area, I’ll definitely look into it. I’m always very cautious when I’m outside around fields and foliage, the joint swelling and pain caused by the borrelia was absolutely horrible.

[@annie_xo]

J J my moms coworker had a little daughter who sadly passed away from it, very tragic. I just checked to see what it would cost and it’s apparently only about 400 sek (Swedish currency, like $40) so I’m getting it for sure. Thanks for the tip!

[@annie_xo]

J J you too - always better to be safe than sorry.

[@leneg3032]

On time(-ish) again... though I'll probably fall asleep less than half way through😅

[@iulia.bianca.b]

Story #5 Only one detail has me thinking it is fake: she referred to her Alaskan Klee Kai as a BIG dog. Did a research just because I was curious about the breed, and that's a SMALL dog. Standing between 8 and 23 lbs. Wtf. You could lift that with only one arm. Siberian huskies are medium dogs and are double the weight. Is she wrong about her dog's breed, or...?

[@mysticalwonderland8479]

Ok WTF???? Who knew that about crows??? I knew they were smart little bastards but dayum !!!

[@jaq9931]

It’s false, they don’t actually do this. They are smart but OP of that story didn’t research what they did for their tall tale.

[@mysticalwonderland8479]

Doctor Geode I was literally just looking that up and couldn’t find anything. It was a great addition to the story!

[@Fuilleverte]

In the one about the fishermen.. A Forest is NEVER Silent. Quiet maybe, but never silent. A small area around a Predator, but maybe for 20 or 30 yards not the whole Forest.

[@StarryNat77]

Yeah until you live near me you cant hear anything in. My woods next to me

[@Fuilleverte]

@@StarryNat77 OK remember that if a tree falls in the forest, and there is no organism capable of receiving auditory input. It does NOT make a sound, but it DOES make a noise

[@StarryNat77]

@@Fuilleverte there’s that too i guess you'Re right

[@zombilicious]

Nothing was hunting that woman and her dog. It would have caught her.

[@seabass536]

Anyone else tear up after hearing the story about Captain the Dog?

[@florptytoo]

Me.

[@cursedbeasts9991]

Captain, the goodest of boys

[@mutantlavalampderg8597]

Heck, do some Furry convention horror stories, i bet theres enough for ten hours there

[@jaq9931]

I’m willing to bet there’s some first hand accounts of the one someone tried gassing/blowing up.

[@ProcrastiTara]

The fuckin carpet samples fur suit guy alone is terrifying enough lol

[@HollyHarder]

Ok but these stories just hit different. I am fascinated by Aokigahara, not the tragedies that occur there, but the mystery behind it all. All the footage I’ve seen makes it look enchanting, quite the opposite I suppose

[@fallenoneoftomorrow]

On April 1, 2024, I went on a hiking trip for Easter Break to Stone Creek Trail UK, alongside my two friends, Erik and Henry. I never thought I'd have to say this, but due to a series of unfortunate events, Erik has gone missing. Henry and I are in a state of shock and confused at this sudden tragedy. Erik was slowing down, but we didn’t think anything of it. A few minutes later, we noticed and all we found was his camera after we went back. We did not hear anyone or anything that could have possibly harmed him. So his vanishment and the footage is perplexing in the least. I'm uploading this for awareness on his behalf. Please keep him in your prayers. Thank you.

[@tiffanyabell9070]

You know sweety. Mr. lets Read. I have gotten to the point that i will put your videos posted just to hear your soothing voice. Don't take this the wrong way please, your narrative and stories are fantastic. I listen to you at times to help me sleep. Your voice is almost like hearing mommy sing me a song before sleep. Im 39 years old and your voice makes me feel like a child again. Its wonderful. Thank you.

[@skrimpy71]

Story #1 Disney?! Aren't crows predators/scavengers? Meaning they will eat anything (either what they have hunted or other animals leftovers). People NEVER do anything solo (hiking, camping, walking, etc). Protection from other humans, injuries, animals, etc. SMH. Story #5 Pets are awesome! People never go in the forest/wilderness solo.

[@joshuapatrick682]

Black bears can outrun you in a short sprint, but they also don’t get into prolonged chases. No, whatever chased her was chasing her out that’s all. They have names…..

[@awakenmyriver4647]

The Olympic National Forest is basically my backyard, and if story 1 is true, I could probably even tell you the hike that she was on. However, my dear, while you might run into the occasional murderous Mountain Goat, we do not have Grizzly Bears in the ONF. Or... maybe we do, so everyone should really stay away.

[@rosyhues2239]

7:19 I'm not from Japan but I have seen tons of videos on japan aokigahara forest aka suicide forest it really got my attention like couple of years ago...this place really has brutal image hope this awful *ending live event's stop soon cuz this please is really Beautiful in itself with natural beauty but cuz of stupid human beings it's losing it...

[@DeadManTalkingsForestOfFear]

Noooice! 🐺🌳🌲🌳🌲

[@MarshaKlein8425]

I very much doubt any part of Galloway Forest could be described as "Not stepped into for hundreds if not thousands of years" There's the Forestry service for a start not to mention the large number of hikers, campers and locals (like myself) who visit every year. The forest may seem wild and remote to someone from Liverpool but it's hardly the dark side of the moon. It's awful what happened to his friend but I think the writer is taking poetic licence, implying Galloway Forest is akin to somewhere like Yosemite.

[@pattiepizzato5547]

Great Crow, Bear story. Yes, I have read that crows/ ravins ( scavengers) pair up with predators like Bears, and wolves to help them locate prey. Not a little buddy, not cute, right? They are just smart. About grandfather and WWII, the sniper must have been on meth/ amphetamines and abusing the drug. Taking high doses of amphetamines makes a person seem psychotic. Drugs were used on both sides of the war, but the Germans abuse was rampant. Sorry about Grandpa and his group.

[@madamfright]

I have a crow friend who I feed everyday and the one day I was outside in my garden I heard my crows cawing and freaking out and I turned around and they were attacking a fox that was heading my way. They were protecting and warning. So idk about the first one. It is common for crows to warn ppl of danger

[@unspokentruths6416]

I think it's funny when people from the UK talk about unexplored wilderness, long drives or large expanses of land, the state I live in (Nevada) is larger than the whole of the UK, along with a handful of other states.

[@johanagomez4716]

Like some people, I fall asleep to these. So after a LONG day at work I look forward to listening to this while I fall asleep 😴. I appreciate it so much thanks for making these 🖤

[@diliaacosta5206]

For the 4th story. Before it ended I knew it was going to be all in his head. I think maybe he has Schizophrenia. Honestly very sad and scary ! I couldn’t imagine being scared and the events aren’t even real 😓

[@MO-sl6ce]

Remember guys, when lost in the woods moss grows on whatever side of the tree it fucking feels like growing. Don't use cartoon logic when exploring.

[@J_Lynn]

She said her dog is a klee kai and then said it was big? Small incorrect details like that make me question everything I hear after it lol. I mean it was pretty fake anyway, but...

[@Acetyl53]

48:15 The compass may not have been faulty. In fact, it probably wasn't. The compass, sudden disorientation, and memory problems, mood changes, lack of animal activity. It all points to a (high intensity) alternating, or patterned, magnetic field.

[@Acetyl53]

Also, I'm tempted go there now...

[@TurboAfterlifeRacing]

If anyone knows anything about the last story, with the Pittsfield MA forests, reply here.

[@smokeybear896]

I hope this 1 doesn't have whores😂😂jp

[@raystravel8325]

I didn't Know there was grizzly in Olympic national park. I lived there for about 8 months and people said there is only black bear there.

[@Fuchsiafaefantasy]

As someone who lives and hikes in Washington, I'm pretty sure that story is fabricated. Bear attacks aren't that common, especially not in a trail with heavy foot traffic.

[@brittneyb7964]

I live in Washington as well. I don’t remember hearing about grizzlys just black bears but guess u never know. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@DontMindMeImAnIdiot]

Hate how in most stories people fall down at the worst moment. It makes it seem super fake.

[@realbrat40]

If they are running through a forest I give them a pass, cause there is a lot on the ground you can trip over. However falling on a smooth paved road that's when I get suspicious. 🤣😂

[@carl9022]

You don’t hear about the times people fall without being in danger because there’s no reason to talk about it.

[@ЛейлаДаудМансори]

You must meet me, then. I can trip over empty air.

[@ed3n4]

Yesh, more scary content to binge on during this bullshit quarantine >:3

[@maddyb7991]

Deep woods stories are my favorite! Also deeply love the channel 💕

[@serafpusefu7737]

I thought the crow was so adorable, but it was just an A-hole :( But good to know about that

[@ЛейлаДаудМансори]

An asshole, for wanting to eat on order to survive? Flawless logic.

[@bhuffine2557]

Hey I heard a plug for you on The Confessionals today. Made me glad I already listen. You do a great job, thanks

[@Anophis]

Wild to hear Wataru's book mentioned. I got it when I was much younger, along with a bunch of other ones. Never heard anyone mention it again in so many years

[@ernestoaguilera6632]

1st story honey just go to the park. If your gonna go to the woods dont go alone. Just saying

[@Jessica-ct8fw]

Even after finding out (from the first story) that crows can be assholes, I still consider them to be pretty cool birds.

[@pinebarrenpatriot8289]

Extremely smart too with a memory bank in their Brains like humans. Crows are just as intelligent as Parrots

[@wvbigcat5219]

Just in time for a hot bath, double relaxation, thank you.

[@desertgirl3374]

WV Big Cat yessssss! Perfect combo