Haunted Public Lands: Spooky Secrets of Amelia WMA

[@jeanm.hacken728]

Fun video. Nice to see humor incorporated in a narrative about a WMA. Great job.

[@jorjo.drummer]

Entertaining video! Thanks for taking the time to make it and sharing great information about WMA Amelia.

[@GobblerK5_2WR080]

I was a P14 Wildlife worker on Amelia WMA under the supervision of Bob Turney, WBA from 1996 - 2000. It was a great job and I thoroughly enjoyed my time "exploring" Amelia WMA while completing the tasks we had to do to manage the property. It was nice seeing the aerial views and recognizing the fields, old house, our dairy barn "work shop", etc. I don't remember any spooky stories of the place...and maybe they were withheld from my disclosure to not get me spooked while working there alone on some days. Lol

[@deborahgiorgianni4661]

Love this! Good job all of you. Love to see more of this type of video!

[@veronicaroth1326]

Thank you for a fun and innovative approach to VA forests!

[@ameliaempson9676]

I got this in my email and thought DWR was personalizing holiday emails and graphics since my name is Amelia haha

[@robwebber9267]

Great video. Love to see yall working on the area I like to hunt. Come back for a second round.

[@dalesingleton1543]

Beautiful piece of property. It must have been wonderful during its day. Fun place to walk around and see all of the wildlife. Nice story.

[@JulesC2024]

This was so cute and entertaining 😂!

[@itsjaderlund]

💯 👻 🎃 the Director of Media is amazing !! Please format all future content like this !!

[@lenorawestwoodson5710]

Cute. Be safe. There is so much that we don't fully understand.

[@rickybrogden898]

Have ever thought about Berry Hill mansion in South Boston? I worked there for 5 years. I have many videos with orbs! I also have many stories of things I've seen! Very haunted!

[@markedward2987]

Was that Judge Crater in the background?

[@gabefisher2419]

Sounded like “ somebody attacked”

[@elidalton7165]

Was this filmed in 2008 by chance??

[@RandomRangerRambles]

Jeff and Linda!

[@Sparks53]

It sure would have been nice if they had spent more time in the house and recorded their experience there. Maybe they were just too frightened.

[@TranscendParanormal]

Unfortunately the house is very unsafe and is effectively condemned - most of the floors we could see were bowing in and sagging pretty drastically. The rain from the storm was flowing very steadily down a number of the walls as well. It wasn't safe at all to go inside, and DWR has it off-limits (for good cause) - absolutely nobody is allowed to enter the building due to it's degredation at this time. Believe me....if we could have gone inside, we 100% would of. Just not safe anymore.

[@zoeshultzborrero5936]

Did i hear them right?? They heard keys jangling and footsteps so they left and moved somewhere else??? Lol

[@TranscendParanormal]

We were at the house for at least an hour standing directly outside on one of the sides of the building. This was shortened down for the video, but we did spend a considerable amount of time there. Once we heard the keys jangling, we began to hear footsteps inside of the build, so we "set up shop" to investigate right outside. After about an hour, we began packing up to move to our next stop within the WMA !

[@C.R.W]

I ran my Hooey Meter while watching this, and it was pegged at 11.

[@MGMidget73]

No such thing as ghost. Satanic angels and demons or a normal explaination. I was able debunk so many of these tales. Debunked and recreated supposed hauntings. But they make good campfire stories.

[@lynnsadler4392]

Look up University of Virginia Perpetual Studies in Charlottesville Va.