Appalachian Tale of Raw Head and Bloody Bones an old story from the southern culture of America

[@johnpugh327]

My dad used to threaten me and my brother that he'd tell us about rawhead and bloody bones if we didn't behave. Thanks for bringing back a memory I haven't thought about in years.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@greywindLOSP]

The world is short on Grand Dad & Grand Mother like this! Was always a lesson involved, but folk don't talk anymore or respect Elders as they use to. You have brought back times I recall fondly in me memories thank you Sir...ATB

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you friend.

[@Any-Okra]

Every word of this reminds me of every warm day I spent at mamaw and papaws , I stayed there more than home. We'd run the hills and at night catch lightning bugs, then we'd go inside , watch TV in the dark cause we'd have the windows and doors open to cool us off and the lights would attract moths , I remember laying in her floor eating an oatmeal creme from little Debbie and sippin pop out of a glass bottle. Its the best memories of my life, also , my uncles who were just a few years older than me would tell me scary stories about creatures lurking in the night, crawling through windows and itd scare the life out of me lol 😆

[@BelindaTN]

The lack of respect for elders is because the children are no longer taught that. In fact, children are not being taught to respect anyone. We see that all the time on the news and in the schools. Rules and laws are not even enforced any more.

[@donnielaws7020]

So sad to. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@giggabiite4417]

@@BelindaTN I may have younger eyes, but I'd say that it's just that fewer elders earned that respect. So many took it for granted that because they gave their folks respect, it meant that they were owed some too without realizing all their parents and grandparents had done to earn that respect. (I don't want to start nothing, here btw, I just want to share my 2 piece.)

[@audramatney1148]

I remember those days thanks for bringing back better times i wish those would come back i wish all the children in this world could have been apart of them times 💔

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome friend.

[@Nonniemaye]

There is nothing like spending time with our grandparents or listening to Donnie tell his amazing stories from his childhood. Thank you, Donnie. God bless.

[@saundranelson9332]

I've never forgotten Rawhead and Bloody Bones, sitting at night on my Grandparents' front porch, when we'd visit from Ohio. All my Cousins, Aunts and Uncles. That was in Southern Kentucky, near Winfield, TN. The stories they'd tell us would scare us to death. We loved it. I'm 65 now, and sure miss those times.

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Loved this Donnie! My Granny Gazzie would try to scare me with the bloody bones part. She'd say "Now don't you go in the back of the house or bloody bones will get you." Since she didn't tell me the whole story I didn't heed her warning because I thought how can a bunch of bloody bones hurt me 🙂

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you my friend. I believe they told a lot of us scary stories just to make us mind. After we became teenagers that didn't work anymore. Thanks for sharing.

[@GingeRenee]

Too funny.

[@bartonbella3131]

OMG, this story STILL haunts me!! I read it in the old book, "Whistle In The Graveyard"

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@MellowApple]

Do you know who wrote that book? I wanted to read it but I couldn't find it from the title alone

[@marydavis5963]

I remember the story of bloody bones and the sack man. Lord this brings back memories. Lol

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@Dumbpeoplesuck]

Lol oh my goodness I remember both of those I was terrified of the sack man

[@cherylatkinson7479]

Wonderful story Donnie. I've heard my momma talk about ole Rawhide and Bloody Bones. She said that her mom would tell her and her brothers and sister if ya'll don't behave that Bloody Bones would come getcha!👹☠

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@janleslie7163]

Yeah my granny said rawhide and bloody bones lived upstairs so we wouldn't go up there lol

[@williamreed5470]

The first time I've heard " bloody bones"since I was a kid (55 now). My uncle used to tell my brothers and I bloody bones was gonna get us when we were trying to go to sleep. Donnie Laws you have the best voice for these kinds of stories. Keep on Keep on keepin' on brother.

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you friend. I will try.

[@joelmorris60]

Donnie I had forgotten this story until I saw the title of this video. I remember being in bed with all my cousins and brothers and it was winter and granny covered us up after telling that with one sheet one blanket and about four quilts if he had come for I couldn't have moved with all that weight on me. I miss them day's they were better times.

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@TBullCajunbreadmaker]

I am a 68 y/o grandpa. It hasn't been that long ago that I started telling my grandkids the stories that my grandparents use to tell us kids at about their age. Just to think that I am telling these stories to my kids tickles me to no end. The stories about the Pocho in the Woods or the She Devil of the river, the Rugaroux of Black Bayou, and of course Old Lady Hag and her Black Panthers. Now I have some stories that I have made up on my own. There is a lot of Booger Men that live along the bayous and lakes and swamps that twist and turn all over Louisiana, and I have had my own run-ins with these creatures. Some are made up but some of the stories I tell are real too. Now every one of my grandkids want to hear a story every time they are around me, and they bring all of their cousins around now. So, I am upholding a family tradition that I hope will carry over with some of them.

[@donnielaws7020]

Great stories my friend. Thanks for sharing.

[@Wootangtw]

My mom and dad back in the 60’s used to tell us that there was a white thing running around in the woods …and nobody knew what it was… to scare us into coming inside after dark…funny… thanks for your videos buddy…

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@Keeper_of_the_Hearth]

My Big Mama used to tell us this story. She grew up in northern Mississippi, but her mamas family was from Tennessee and had lived all over Appalachia. Thank you so much for keeping these tales alive.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your are very welcome my friend.

[@angelawheeler7825]

I love you and this wonderful story, and you are a wonderful kind loving person Donnie..

[@donnielaws7020]

Wow, thank you.

[@backwoodscountryboy1600]

Yep growing up as a child down in Jacksonville Florida bloody Bones was always the big story to all the little kids who acted bad never heard of rawhead though

[@donnielaws7020]

So many different versions. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@rickeytaylor9174]

What a blessing to be born and live in the Southern Appalachians . Home of the Overmountain Men .

[@donnielaws7020]

Amen my friend. They where true pioneers in their day. America's best.

[@galenmullenax4039]

God bless all our Grandma's!! Thank you Mr. Donnie for this story! Take care children and listen to Grandma..

[@donnielaws7020]

Amen my friend. Thanks friend.

[@jerrifoster3795]

Oh!, thank you Donnie! I’ve been mowing this place for two days straight, and I’m about to collapse from sheer exhaustion!.. lol. What a nice story to have on my break. I gotta get back at it, now on to weed whacking, but I have a smile on my face, and I’ll be thinking about this little mischievous imp, raw head bloody bones. I loved it! Keep em comin’ ! I’ll say it again,you really make my day!

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome friend. Please take it easy.

[@sloanchampion85]

Reminds me of my childhood, my nanny (grandmother) was the best story teller,she'd have us kids quiet and listening to every word she said, we'd huddle up on the floor in front of her like we were trying to protect ourselves.....I miss those days

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@mrwilliams6626]

Yeah grandma's a great mine was always my helper and a time I wanted to build something as a kid she was always right there

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@sheliapritchett5196]

Love this, I haven't heard this story in years thank you for bringing back memories.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome my friend. God Bless you.

[@randlerichardson5826]

Yes sir I remember granny giving us all a jar and we’d go catch lightning bugs I still remember the smell on our hands to. Them days was the best now we lived down a old gravel road bout a half mile from my granny’s house so back then soon as I was big enough to walk good and know which way I was going I’d take off to granny’s. We were the last house on the road so nobody to bother me back then. I would love to go back to them days and do all that again. Only thing that we worried about was copperheads or rattle snakes there were some so old there they was drawing social security now.

[@donnielaws7020]

Me to. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@duaneholcomb8408]

I have some the same memories of catching lightning bugs. Too. Thanks,,

[@billyanderson6354]

Awesome story. My grandfather use to tell us about raw head and bloody bones roaming these old logging trails looking for kids who misbehaved. Again thanks for the stories.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing friend.

[@snoweflakes-youtube]

This was the sweetest story the way he presented it. Such a family connection. This guy is awesome.😊

[@donnielaws7020]

Awesome my friend. So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks so much. God bless you.

[@EthanStaton-ob6mb]

Your childhood was something special wish I could had a childhood like yours love these stories God bless❤

[@donnielaws7020]

WOW Thanks so much for sharing this. God bless you.

[@tinaglass4576]

Oh you don’t know what memories this has brought back to me here in the Foothills of NC! Walking from Grandmas about a half mile down the dirt road to my Aunt Mary’s,Aunt Editer and Uncle Jimmy’s. They too lived at the end of the road so no worries anyone was going to grab us up 50yrs ago. But my Aunt Editer would tell us kids we couldn’t go upstairs bc Rawhead and Bloody bones lived up there and he would get us!! I was 25 yrs old before I ever seen the upstairs and I was still scared to death then! But thinking back to then as a adult we seen some strange things and was told stories that I would LOVE to be able to sit down with them now and ask questions. You just don’t think as a kid that these stories will ever matter but boy was I wrong! Thank you so much for the walk I took today with you and back to my childhood!!

[@donnielaws7020]

Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@juniper9251]

This is the story my great grandmother told my mama when she was little to keep her in line! She told her Rawhead and Bloody Bones lived in the attic and would know if she got out of bed. Imagine going to the outhouse at 3 am with that hanging over you 😂 mama is from Cat Square, NC. Love your videos, Donnie. Your accent sounds like home ❤️

[@donnielaws7020]

That is awesome! Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@Matereater]

I remember this from my childhood! My mother born in 1929 told me this story. Thank you for the memories! God bless you my friend.❤

[@donnielaws7020]

Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. Your very welcome.

[@nliii9703]

I am 62 and from the coalfields of southern WV. I do remember hearing the old tale of "Bloody Bones" and certainly brings back memories. Keep up the good work Donnie!

[@donnielaws7020]

Awesome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@harriettemacy7399]

Thank you Donnie. Wonderful story teller. Love you and appreciate very much🌅🌠🌄🌳🐾🍄🌲🗻

[@donnielaws7020]

You are so welcome

[@flowerpower2079]

Mr.Laws, I just love listening to all your stories. Keep them coming😊

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you, I will

[@mariebrown4458]

I've Never Met Mammy But I Love Her😊Smart Woman!😀

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@pameladecicco6509]

Bloody Bones lives in a Widow Maker? Oh, Clever Mamaw!!!!These are the stories I adore, Donnie. That and Appalachtian Superstitions. Now, Dogman, Wildman and Squatch, well......❤🇮🇪🍀Appalatchian food and meals would be interesting too. And folk cures. Thanks!

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome friend. Thanks for sharing.

[@sandralane1923]

Thank You for that story. Around here, no one has heard of it. I grew up in Colorado and remember having nightmares about Bloody Bones standing over my bed. You don’t forget that easily. Your a fantastic story teller.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@darrellraley5291]

Darrell raley thanks for taking me back to the times I stayed with granny I remember her story

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@bettyfeliciano7322]

Mr Laws, I had to chuckle when you were telling parts of your story! Now my mom was so strict that I was more scared of her than any haunt or boogie man!! But I remember when I wasn’t very old and the wind was blowing a bush with branches on it & it was scraping again the window. I woke up crying because I thought it was a bad man scratching my window trying to get me! I remember I got scolded, explained it was just a bush with branches & mom rubbed my back till I fell asleep again. I never knew my daddy’s parents… they passed bf I was born, but I loved my other grandparents a lot. Thank you so much for sharing memories from days gone by. Blessings always! ❤️✝️

[@donnielaws7020]

Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing your memories. God bless you. Your very welcome.

[@grillforthechill1500]

Thank you for the trip down memory lane. Those were such wonderful and simpler times. Your stories always take me back. Thanks again.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your so very welcome.

[@trishhinkle7076]

Grannies knew how to handle us kids! Thank you Donnie. I love your stories.❤️

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome friend.

[@alicecochran9140]

I've never heard this before and I'm 76yrs old I'm going to gether around my grown children , grand s and great grandchildren and let all them see and hear this video !! Thank you for it !!!!! I grew up in Ga. spent the night a lot at grandma's and grandpa's house on a feather bed. ( I wonder how I missed out on these good stories )

[@donnielaws7020]

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@mdh2o530]

Oh what a treasure trove of nostalgia I have found today! Thank you

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@lindacole6382]

I remember those stories to well. The stories they would tell us would scare the socks off us. Love your videos.

[@donnielaws7020]

Me to. Glad you enjoyed them my friend. Thanks for sharing.

[@lisagardner5157]

How cute and sweet this.story is. Smart grandma.

[@StarDreamMemories]

Thank you so much for tellin this tale, and sharing the pic of your granny. I really enjoyed it. And on those nights I'll share it with my boys. My grampa would scare us about the sack man. I never remembered till I read it in the comments here! He grew up in the Northern Appalachians in Pennsylvania.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@judywhetsel8341]

Donnie you are the best story teller. I love the memories you bring back.My daddy used to tell us about raw bones which was basically the same way you tell it....

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you very much my friend.

[@peacefulwife5199]

Laudy, Laudy....don't look at dem bloody bones...bloody bones...bloody bones...no, no, no, don't be lookin at dem bloody bones. That's the little song my husbands Memaw sang to him. She sang it to them with a kerosene lamp close to her face. Then when the song was over she'd blow out the lamp...complete darkness in the room.....kids screaming bloody murder. Ha ha ha.🥴🥴😳😳

[@donnielaws7020]

Mamaw's have a way with the young ones that's for sure.

[@samkangal8428]

Uh ,i don't think that i could have slept after that . Mine just prayed with us as kids .

[@paintdog6542]

Man thanks for the memories 😊 I used to visit my a grandfather in Dunbar WV, he lived on Dutch Hollow Rd and there were wine cellars up the hollow from his house. He used to scare me to death ☠️ his version was “Bald head and bloody bones” would come for me if I didn’t behave and mind 👵 Grandma!! This is the first time I have heard anybody mention it since around 1970! Appreciate the video!! Good memories🤙🏻

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@davidburton612]

I remember the wine cellers on dutch holler rd. they were were spooky ! I lived on the hill side of Dunbar and worked for Pitt Ohio Trucking Co. I fished in that lake up the road behind the wine cellers That was in the 1970s. heck - dutch holler rd. was spooky then. I bet ole bald head and bloody bones lived in those old wine cellers with the Copperheads.

[@paintdog6542]

@@davidburton612 👋🏻 There Yessir that’s what my Grandpa told me 😂 We would whittle walking sticks and go up there and he said We can’t go up there after dark because bald head and bloody bones lived in the cellars! 😉. Man I used to go fishing there with Grandpa 2! Only used a bamboo pole with a red and white bobber and we dug up worms!! Great memories bud!! I was a young kid and remembering being scared to death of The Big Catfish we caught! Sure miss that Man! 👋🏻

[@johnd2042]

Good story. Good way to keep a young one out of trouble. Very scary for a child lol. Thankyou for sharing.

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for watching.

[@larryduvall316]

Another great video,,, reminds me of my grandma telling us grandkids about a bloody bones,,, Thanks again for ALL your videos !!!!

[@donnielaws7020]

Your so very welcome my friend.

[@dormiacrouch1905]

Thanks for the memories. Prayers for your restored good health. Appreciate you so much!! Know you are watching the comments. Don't worry about saying anything. We know you love and appreciate all of us too!❤❤😢😢❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@randlerichardson5826]

Great story sir I really enjoy watching and listening to your stories and be safe and GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you friend. God Bless.

[@randlerichardson5826]

@@donnielaws7020 I’d like to hear more of your stories they brang back so many memories good memories to. Reminds me of my childhood. If and when I get to HEAVEN AMEN 🙏 I’m going to ask THE KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS JESUS CHRIST AMEN 🙏 if HE will let me go back to some of them memories for just a little while Amen 🙏. Just for a little while after the worshiping HIM of course. You know what I mean sir. Thank you again from Tn be safe and GOD BLESS you and your family Amen 🙏

[@donnielaws7020]

@@randlerichardson5826 God Bless you friend.

[@jimmymalone3494]

Love old store enjoyed it very much

[@donnielaws7020]

Glad you enjoyed it my friend.

[@sarasullivan4897]

In my deep East Texas, it was Bloody Bones and Butcher Knife. I don’t remember the story but I strongly remember my cousins spending nights, feet to feet and the lightening bugs being thick. Those were the days of ultimate happiness.

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@basilsage1313]

Great story, love the scary tales. I use to have my mother look under the bed and the closet, my brothers were always saying stuff to scare me. Thanks for the memories.

[@donnielaws7020]

Oh wow! Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@nancytarter1298]

This story bought back so many good memories and happy tears of my Granny ❤ She's in Heaven now I Miss her So Much ❤ Thank You for sharing your story with us God Bless You 🙏🏻

[@donnielaws7020]

You are so welcome

[@TheInnerBeautyGuru]

My daddy would always tell me this story but it was red eyes and bloody bones and he always told stories about haints 🥰 a beautiful southern memory

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@moonchild.krystaldawn]

Yess! My daddy also told it as red-eyed bloody bones - that was my biggest fear after lights went out at bedtime 😅❤

[@ryangarland7527]

Brother, I love how you're keeping our heritage. I live in Elizabethton Tn. Stories of home

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you friend.

[@1stRiverWave]

i like how you tied your own childhood with the story telling thanks for sharing that

[@donnielaws7020]

Glad you enjoyed it my friend. Your welcome.

[@russcorbett3923]

Thank you so much for sharing these stories and experiences ,,,, some of them are so very similar to mine !!!! Grandparents were raised differently back then !!! My grandma did the same ,,,, she we could tell stories and have us scared to go in the loft of the barn or in the back woods or where ever there was a danger that we were to avoid !!!! Thank you !!!!!!

[@donnielaws7020]

Your very welcome my friend. Thanks for sharing this.

[@SherryClarkI]

Great old stories I remember.😊 I am 74.

[@donnielaws7020]

Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing.

[@carolreynolds2273]

Donnie, thanks. My mama was from Mississippi! Love to hear you. We called my grandmother Mother. She picked cotton so long she bent right over.

[@donnielaws7020]

That is awesome! Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@giggabiite4417]

Great story! I loved hearing about this. I may have grown up in a different place, with different people, but it still brought back memories of being terrified of monsters as a kid. Thank you

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you friend. Your very welcome. God bless you.

[@CherryPi314]

Some of the best times of my childhood were spent in Bowling Green Kentucky...I was close to my Great Ant Eula, who never finished grammar school but had more wisdom than everyone I met & made the best biscuits & grits I’ve had to this day!

[@donnielaws7020]

I bet they was my friend. Thanks for sharing.

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

That is a wonderful memory of your Grandmother. She sounds wonderful🤗 I believe if I had been her though, I’d have told you the story early in the morning, BEFORE you broke all the what-nots. 🐝❤️🤗

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you so much!

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

@@donnielaws7020 You’re welcome🐝❤️🤗

[@tammimccormick7300]

Oh my goodness I remember when we went on vacation to my granny’s house in Alabama my granny would tell us about bloody bones. We believed it . She said he lived in her front room closet. I miss those times so much ❤️😞

[@donnielaws7020]

Oh wow! Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@walkquietly1556]

So many memories came flooding back to me ! Thanks Donnie

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome.

[@hildataylor4490]

I miss my grandma setting and singing and tell story on the front porch I miss them day thing change so much I live in west Virginia I grow up here i Love west Virginia but I miss the old days.👍💐🌲🌳

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@hailbones666]

Thank you for sharing! I’m not from this region but heard about “Bloody Bones” so I looked up a video and gave yours a listen. Your grandmother sure knew how to keep you in line! Thanks again

[@donnielaws7020]

Awesome! Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing that my friend.

[@henrivinkeles8288]

I love that story,tank you sir

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome.

[@bentleyaldridge6469]

In my Grandma’s old house, there was an opening in the only closet up to the attic. We always wanted to climb the ladder and look up there. She warned us that Raw head and bloody bones was up there. Thanks for the memory!

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@grantlawrence611]

You are a great story teller friend. You most certainly take after your grandma. I was captivated

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you so much!

[@kevinbarrett5001]

Great story Mr Donnie. Thanks again

[@donnielaws7020]

Very welcome my friend.

[@lonnieclemens8028]

Thank you for the story Donnie. I like to listen before I go to bed.

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you friend. Your very welcome.

[@kelliejimenez2125]

What a beautiful grandma!

[@1M005E1]

My great Grandmother was a Cherokee, I remember her very well. She grew up on the reservation, & have my grandmother who knew both language ( Cherokee & English) tell about old bones & raw head. Would scare the dickens out of us grandchildren. Wouldn't be able to sleep at night. Too scared to roam the hollers in the evening hours ( around 6 pm). Afraid we may run into bloody bones & raw head. Thank you for the reminder, Donnie. Love your stories by the way. Have a blessed week.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome. Thanks so much for sharing this my friend.

[@mobayguy]

This was a good one Donnie - I think the legend has it's roots in Europe because the same legend is a part of my family culture which is just beyond the US shores. I smile as we often heard such tales and boy were we petrified! (into being obedient...) Makes me realize how clever Momma and Dadda were. Glad I discovered your channel. Thank you

[@donnielaws7020]

Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@reginabell475]

I remember these Ghost stories.... My Pawpaw wld absolutely scare me and my Sister's half to death.... He was telling us a story late one evening we where sitting around Pawpaw s feet and he was talking all of a sudden the neighbor s ole Peacock squalled out and we all ended up in Pawpaw s lap I can still see him laughing at us today......

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@shannoncreekmore8561]

Got me in my feels...they way you talk about ur gma. Makes me miss mine. I lost her when I was 16. She was the best. I miss spending the night with her either alone or with a couple of cuzins. What I'd give to have one of her warm hugs. 💕

[@donnielaws7020]

I miss mine to my friend. Thanks for sharing.

[@southernamerican5027]

My grandmother and mother were raised in Upper Shut-In in Hot Springs, NC They were told about Raw Head and Bloody Bones. It was terrifying! It was passed down through time. Grandma told me the story on 'scary story night' . Another reason raw head and bloody bones would get you was if you weren't home by dark. I never tired of hearing stories from the Appalachian Mountains. Thanks for sharing!

[@donnielaws7020]

Awesome! Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@9877stevewells]

Thank you for sharing this story. They had a certain magic on us all back then. (Grandmas)

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome.

[@tennesseebull2367]

My dad always talked about Raw head and Bloody Bones while I was growing up. I was so scared when I was little. Every crick in the house was him coming to get me for his friend Betty Bodine so she could cook 😆😂. Thanks for the memory. Blessings fr Loudon Tn.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@Joshua_Hammer.777]

Love all the stories I look forward to telling my son exspecally the stories that hit home when you talk about ky and TN I'm right on the line just a piece N of Celina TN close to the Cumberland river.. God bless

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@gogovan9289]

What a wonderful Mammy

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you.

[@Wistful77]

Thank you, Mister Laws. Your channel has so much to learn from. You have the best stories!

[@donnielaws7020]

WOW Thanks so much for saying this my friend. Thank you so much.

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

What a gifted storyteller you are!

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you friend.

[@randlerichardson5826]

Hey sir I’ve been waiting on your videos I really enjoy watching and listening to your stories

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you friend.

[@samkangal8428]

I loved scary stories as a kid ,and i could swear i have really seen a lot of monsters back then 😨

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@SolaceForTheSoul123]

Great video! Love these short stories. This one made us laugh.

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you friend.

[@melissabibby7310]

What a great story to pass down.👍❤️🦋

[@donnielaws7020]

It really is! Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@StarrysLostandFound]

Great story from your grandma.

[@donnielaws7020]

Glad you enjoyed it friend.

[@elisabethhughes6005]

I’m too old to be scared of this but I am. I know how dark the woods get at night. Very good storytelling Mr. Laws.

[@donnielaws7020]

WOW Thanks for sharing this my friend. God bless you.

[@Catlife247]

Great story. My gram used to use the boogyman to keep me in line. Thank you for sharing.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@know-your-worth-9995]

Absolutely amazing Thank you do much for sharing

[@donnielaws7020]

Your welcome my friend.

[@marywegrzyn506]

Gosh, just when I thought you posted the best story ever, there you go topping yourself !!! I loved the recent one about all the different kinds of Superstitions there were. That was so awesome. I had to watch it twice. I love watching all your Videos more than once cuz they are so darn interesting n worth remembering. I wish I grew up w you. I bet you were always telling good stories around your family back in the day. Don't need TV or nothing w you around !!!!!

[@donnielaws7020]

Wow, thank you! Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@richardyoung4616]

From your Santa fe bud here, very interesting story. I'll bet there are a million stories passed on down through generations like this.

[@donnielaws7020]

Oh yes many my friend.

[@kylenettleingham5984]

Reminds me of my gray granny Dixie in Morristown Tennessee (bean station) my uncles used to tell us about raw head, bloody bones, and scratch eye (three different monsters is how they told it) The booger man too. It’s really nice to hear a good story teller. Thank you.

[@donnielaws7020]

Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. God bless you.

[@cowboykelly6590]

Wow ! That would of Definitely made ME Behave . PLUS.. I loved my Grambo's ... So I would believe whatever they said . Okay... plus I was gullible. This was A really great one, as Usual . You put out A Top Quality show Sir, Thank you and much Respect . 🤠🖖

[@donnielaws7020]

Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@todmarks175]

Superior to anything I have heard in .....maybe years! I know what this about. My God, please bless this feed.

[@donnielaws7020]

Thank you so much for sharing this my friend.

[@stanjeffery5503]

Thanks , good story

[@donnielaws7020]

Glad you enjoyed it friend.

[@brettmaddy9525]

Thank you sir for another great video. I'm addicted to watching your uploads forsure.

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing my friend.