6 True Scary National Park Horror Stories

[@LetsReadPodcast]

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[@lindsaysmith5252]

Was it just me or did the chat get cut short last night?

[@PREPFORIT]

Only the weak minded need gory details.

[@GeorgiaRidgerunner]

Hey lets read are the hidden faces in the thumbnail on purpose theres one to the left of the first n in national and another immediately above the first a in national

[@journeythroughzabyrinth]

Ok so let me get this straight (reference to 2nd story) You and your buddies go hunting animals in the forest and then when a bear attacks your bestie, you’re traumatised ... ummmm ok

[@hellbred1861]

I’m gonna die if you don’t upload a new paranormal stories vid

[@hairyjute]

I listen to these stories whilst bottle feeding my baby daughter in the middle of the night.....thanks man

[@hairyjute]

@Enda Dorgan thanks alot I appreciate it....all the best 👍

[@metal_kitty9409]

So do I! Glad to see another parent doing this 💞

[@jillianmarie5760]

Same. This keeps me sane during those 2 AM wake up calls

[@racheallange2056]

I have 3 boys that are all young adults now...Enjoy every moment they grow so fast and the years fly by...I just found out I am going to be a grandma...I could not help but smile when I read your post...Always remember ya may have to have sleepless nights sometimes ,but it will get better...Just I thought I had to pass along...

[@racheallange2056]

And I maybe no spring Chicken but I am young at heart ..So I am playing Zelda Breath of the Wild...I sometimes refuse to grow up...And yes I was the kind of mother that would throw the first mud ball at my boys ...I would lose in the end...LOL It was awesome fun ...I was that kind of mom...I have always been a tomboy...But I don't mind dressing up when I need to...

[@tammymitchell4269]

"People dont just hang around in the woods waiting to ambush unwary hikers" You sure?

[@HexIsme]

"[Urban story/horror trope/cliche freaky stuff] dOeSn'T hApPeN iN rEaLiTy!" ...What do you think those things are _based_ off of...? '-' Some people are real thick, huh?

[@batwom4304]

The woods seem like _the_ place to lurk and ambush successfully lol

[@scottyp2505]

Haha that’s what I thought too

[@dannylaza1326]

The people in every story including these are people lurking in the woods waiting to ambush lmfao

[@jameswesten2018]

They absolutely do, especially when u accidentally wander into their illegal marijuana/poppy grow

[@ceejay1777]

If that end story is true that is absolutely heartbreaking. For the kid obviously, but also for the guy. That is something you would never live down and I couldn't imagine having to bear that weight for the rest of my life.

[@fleacythesheepgirl]

Cee Jay I read it as bittersweet cause I got a feeling if it's never too late to start again, and hope for them.

[@truecoby]

Haha bear 🐻 I’m sorry

[@Anita-k]

I'm just having a really, really hard time to think, that's in fact a true story - imo, it's a totally made up horror/ghost fairy tale. As where would that kid suddenly come from in the night, exactly so shortly after the others had tried to convince him of that other ranger's creepy death? & How would the other, older rangers know, that first dead kid's "bloated body" dragged him into the water to drawn him (with a "smile on his face") - these were just by far too many weird details for me, to accept this story as a believable one! Also, compared to those amounts of unbelievable details, he gave zero details about the second dead kid (making the story even more nonsensical) - so admittedly it sounded great and heartbreaking, but don't watch it twice to find any logical explanations.

[@shekriptic2851]

Earl Woode why are you on this channel Why are any of yous ?

[@lordoshower3478]

SHE Kriptic Good question, Rocky.

[@toniapoynter8034]

TY SOOOO MUCH LET'S READ.. I'M STUCK IN HOSPITAL WITH BROKEN ANKLE ON LEFT, I JUST HAD SURGERY.. YOU KNOW HOW TO MAKE IT FEEL BETTER... I LUV UUU LR, THANX FOR HELPING ME OUT AT THIS TIME....

[@bexmac8136]

Wishing you a speedy recovery!

[@toniapoynter8034]

@Bex Mac TY FRIEND... I HOPE SOO.. IT'S THE PAIN.. CAN'T EVEN DESCRIBE IT... BUT THANX JUST THE SAME!!

[@bexmac8136]

Tonia Poynter Awww, sorry to hear that! I hope your medical team is treating it effectively. Post-op pain is best managed if you can treat it before it gets too severe. If it gets non-tolerable, please let them know

[@littledizzyful1]

I feel your pain, I broke my ankle in 3 places last may. Hope all goes well for you.

[@tjbrown1979]

Oh man, that's terrible. May you heal great and fast like. Happy you made it here to the channel to enjoy these stories my friend.

[@germanshepherdlover2613]

"People dont just hang around in the woods waiting to ambush unwary hikers" serial killers probably do.

[@KSkrode]

i mean Ted Bundy was almost caught doing that exact thing

[@michellemurry2180]

Exactly 💯

[@mommyshark1124]

Cary Stayner

[@racerx009]

Story 3: that's where the tooth fairy stashes all the teeth from the kids pillows. 😉

[@fairladykd6734]

I wondered where they went!

[@little_lion_heart9850]

That guy is going to have a bad time if he took the tooth fairy's teeth stash, he might have to repay it with his own teeth. ;p

[@edzpaiva2695]

@meep oh ok

[@dorothyaragones7181]

Honest question, wouldn’t putting teeth in a plastic bag that you had your lunch in be considered cross contamination of evidence? Or since they use the inner tissues of the teeth to identify victims does it not matter?

[@alicefayxxo]

Mint chocolate chip

[@sarasmr4278]

Yes. You'd risk contaminating it with your own DNA too. It would be much better to call the police out so they could search the whole area for evidence and recover it properly. But TBH they might not be willing to do that for a handful of teeth. DNA testing is expensive and there's no evidence of a crime. Still, I'd let the police decide that for themselves, instead of risking messing up a crime scene.

[@little_lion_heart9850]

I think that as someone who is not a professional and was just trying to get the evidence to the police they wouldn't press charges. Usually tampering with evidence has to be intentional I think. Plus, I think he was worried about leaving them there because if that other guy left the teeth there he might come back and take the evidence before the police could get there.

[@korrynford1237]

These stories are perfect to listen to when I'm cross stitching and cleaning my apartment or just on a Sunday drive or to fall asleep too I've been subscribed and have been listening for a couple years now thank you for all that you do letsread!!! 🖤🧡💛

[@madameleota6731]

Same!!!😊

[@fisheyenomiko]

Story three: So, the guy was afraid his friend would bleed out by the time he got him to some place that could help him... but considered leaving him there while he went to get help. Which would take *longer*. Yes, I'm sure a medical center would allow a man who'd had "chunks of flesh" ripped off him just leave right away to go out drinking with his buddy... WTF, dude?

[@ObsidiousYT]

Also, usually Grizzly Bears are not known to actively hunt humans. A Grizzly Stalking two people, having a gun shot close to its ears, then getting bear sprayed, yet it still came back later to stalk them. This behaviour is practically never seen in grizzlies, especially not in the spring-summer seasons. In the rare instance that a grizzly would eat a human, park rangers must hunt it down and kill it Also, seasoned Hikers are unaware of emergency phone lines? And how national parks have a rescue force on hand that uses special phone lines that you can call even when you’re out of normal cellular range? I live in Canada about 2 hours away from where he’s describing, and I can personally tell you that the sequence of events described is very suspicious

[@stardust6326]

I don’t think that one’s real. Literally at glacier rn and the biggest rule is no hunting

[@weldmonger1560]

Some people are braindead duh

[@HabarudoD]

Love it when the stories are, at the very least, grounded in reality. A quick search yields results about Carol Sund, and Silvina Pelosso were indeed killed and found in a burnt out car by "a man" (Does not say anything about a forest ranger, which it should).

[@stevocasey1992]

Brilliant, bed time here in Ireland 🇮🇪 park and camping stories are my favourite 🏞️👏 keep safe you legends

[@fairladykd6734]

I Love Ireland - Visited in 2014 - I wanna go back! It's Beautiful!

[@tjbrown1979]

Right on bro. Dig your style.

[@stevocasey1992]

@@fairladykd6734 awh lovely hun, yeah when we get the weather it's one of the most beautiful countries in the world x

[@stevocasey1992]

@@tjbrown1979 cheers brother

[@moirakizito4828]

@@stevocasey1992 I miss Ireland so much I went there for a holiday with my aunty in 2015 and didn't wanna go home

[@BeckyBecBecx]

The last story, whether he thought it was a prank or not, he shouldn't of let his pride get in the way of checking just in case. Hearing very realistic sounds of someone drowning and just ignoring it? I don't feel bad for the guy one bit. It's a sad story, the rangers are grade A asshats - But overall, he should of checked...

[@sherahnah]

"...farts are just booty burps..."

[@alicefayxxo]

yee

[@TheUKisThere]

I mean

[@blankatimea2498]

I'm beginning to be obsessed with these stories

[@backalleysports4799]

Welcome to the club

[@newmanoutdoors1564]

Same

[@mollymacintosh1225]

I am obsessed

[@heavymetalredneck7973]

Soon you will be listening to them every waking moment and searching through KZbin for stories you haven't heard 10 times already.......Thats when it becomes a "problem".

[@michaelfelan1478]

Beginning? Oh you got lots to listen to. Welcome the club!

[@audreyandrewsbennett2507]

I personally would love more Pacific northwest stories. Iv noticed alot of narrator's focus on east coast. But if anyone has seen or understood the Pacific northwest woods, you would absolutely understand the need for true stories about the things in our woods!!!!

[@beccamartinez201]

The last story is so sad. But where were the kids' parents? And why was he out at night like that?

[@ali8922]

What i want to know is, was the story he heard at first even real? He said that when he was confronting the two rangers once the paramedics got there, that they had no clue what "story" he was talking about. Yeah, he just got angry at them thinking they were lying, but what of they werent lying? What if they actually had never told him that story?

[@floorboards1500]

@@ali8922 what if it's all just a story? Like made up. For entertainment.

[@ali8922]

@@floorboards1500 that's probably the case for most of these lmao. That's why I usually listen to true crime podcasts about documented cases. I just like these channels as a side thing every now and then haha

[@beccamartinez201]

@@ali8922 I got chills ready that ngl. That's a good theory

[@pattiepizzato5547]

Story has holes

[@treceej4613]

I listen to your stories while washing clothes, dishes, cleaning the house, when I drive somewhere! Thank you for putting together the stories for us! 😘🥰😍

[@ohsweetnikki]

Saaaame!!!!!

[@natas3.14]

I'm sitting up listening to something creepy, as is my norm I've dealt with insomnia for as long as I can recall. All is pleasant, calm. Wife fell asleep with her little nite light on again. When from somewhere above me a large, & highly motivated spider, decides to drop down onto my chest. I blame my wife, if not for that goofy light I may have just flicked, blindly at a possible fly, but no, I got to look deep into all 6 or 8 of its eyes. After a small, spastic, freak out, & some choice words, she is somehow still asleep, the cat is judging me, & the spider, is probably fine no worse for ware.

[@mysecretsketchbook865]

Insomnia can be caused by VITAMIN B deficiency. Also how much water are you drinking??? How is your blood pressure and sugars?. Do u go for walks?. Peace from England UK

[@LLStark]

Thanx for the laugh! 🤣🤣🤣 By the way, I hate spiders.

[@calebashwood9362]

The national parks stories are some of my favorites. Do more of them please.

[@victoriathesuspense]

I was walking through a National park earlier today when I passed an old couple feeding the birds. As I watched in surprise, I couldn't help but wonder how long they'd been dead

[@-karma-763]

the birds or the couple?

[@newmanoutdoors1564]

Keepem coming Victoria

[@Dreus0201]

This would make a very good r/twosentencehorror story!!

[@teddygilreathjr875]

This is messed up😂😂😂😂

[@diannestevenson4633]

Love your comments x

[@tylerpoole9957]

As someone who is from central Arkansas and has hiked and lived in the outdoors my whole life I’ve never encountered anybody but nice people on trail just like anywhere you never know what type of crazy people you are going to find

[@jameswesten2018]

Its really hard to scream when a 100lb cat has its mouth around your throat suffocating you...

[@blippiwithaclippi3197]

I love ranger/camping stories. They’re probably my favorite

[@victoriathesuspense]

I'm always nervous when someone sees me naked for the first time... They always run out of the park screaming.

[@ftdefiance1]

Better then pointing and giggling

[@AngelDawn9193]

At least they dont throw rocks 😪🙄 i hate when that happens..

[@alicefayxxo]

At least they don't throw pineapple at your junk i hate it there smh 😠

[@heavymetalredneck7973]

Helicopter Helicopter Helicopter

[@johnkayak5488]

Victoria she walks like a woman but talks like a man, goes by the name Lola.

[@Kayaya]

there's always something mysterious about forests and parks, i love that slight eerie tingle these titles alone can give me. thank you so much for making my night, good sir!

[@ElFreakinCid]

That guy in story 3 seems to have no clue how wolves behave if he thinks they'd just immediately go after a pair of full-grown humans and tear them apart. That kind of mentality regarding them is kind of a big reason why wolves were on the Red List until a few years ago and are regionally extinct in most of America.

[@jusded6803]

Yeah wolves don't attack humans as a rule

[@little_lion_heart9850]

Right, you would have to be alone at the very least, and most likely be something like a lone child or very elderly person and why on earth would either of those people be alone in the middle of no where. haha. They tend to avoid people at all costs anyway.

[@ipsitamazumdar4849]

Not to mention them describing grizzlies as ‘murder machine’. But They are hunters. What do we expect, them singing lullabies to wolf pups? These are people who fear for their own lives while taking others’ for ‘sport’. And then expect (& get) sympathy online. 🙄

[@rileyhorner1851]

Wolves will circle a group of adults hunting, but not necessarily attack. You see wolves often in MT, they arent as rare of a sight as other places. I've lived in Montana my whole life and worked at Glacier Park. And also, you are not allowed to hunt in Glacier National Park, it is not legal.

[@willcarrell9537]

that whole story was bullshit lol, if that bear was gonna attack it would've done so the moment it saw them lol

[@ZonicMirage]

Oh man, I remember seeing a crime show reenact the first story. Think it was on American Justice.

[@deinVater9983]

The last one. Even if he thought they were pranking, he should've checked anyways. Looking like an idiot is a better alternative to letting a person die. I don't like the way he handled it.

[@shyshy7292]

OMFG!!!! I live in Bozeman Montana!!!! I’m 29 and I’ve lived here for 26 years!!! I love Bozeman and Montana with all of my heart! As us locals say “Montana is the last best place on earth!” Meaning everywhere else has been mostly tainted by humans where Montana has barely been touched compared to everywhere else! Love that you had a story from my home! You should try to contact the man that got attacked by a black bear TWICE and survived! There was the initial attack that he managed to walk away from then a few miles later on his way back to his vehicle to find help he got attacked for the second time... I don’t wanna tell all though! Just in case! Let me know if you’re interested and I’ll try to find the article and share the link for you to check out!

[@tinbanger66]

I thought the saying was, "Montana is, what America was." At least, that is what the bumper stickers said when i was a kid.

[@sterlingsteele1394]

Good god, what a good video so far, only halfway through- Your videos are the best, your voice is incredible, and your delivery of every story is unmatched. Thank you for being you.

[@joshuahall6811]

This is literally the best horror narration on KZbin. I listen every day man. Don't stop.

[@lorenzocorrera705]

This channel is my favorite as well as lazy masquerade. If you haven't heard his stories you should.

[@bsbznumber1fan]

Love Let's Read thank you for your amazing content. It keeps me going through these difficult times. You rock❤❤❤

[@beeztrapp1612]

Wow, this 1st one is DARK. I remember watching I Know My First Name is Stephen as a kid with my grandmother.

[@hildalanderos]

The last story what was the kid doing out byhimself.?

[@TheUKisThere]

Not existing, because the story was probably not real.

[@StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz]

Probably? Definitely not real. Absurd, suspension of disbelief is one thing… that, was another.

[@little.heathen]

My family and I are from Maine, most of my family and I still live here. My brother moved to Montana for a few years years ago, Bozeman specifically, and when he came back, he was never the same. I don't know what happened out there, but I certainly miss my brother as he used to be. Montana is beautiful and I envy some of his time there, but he's definitely a shell of who he used to be.

[@misssweetmadness8034]

Sending hugs your way 💚

[@rainyday4972]

Whomever commits a horrific murder ,gets caught and goes to trail and found guilty, then what he or her has done to their victims should be done to them. An eye for an eye. Murders would go way down.

[@aking8477]

Narrorator: don't think this is an actual thing. People don't just disappear in National Parks David politis: hold my beer!

[@michellemurry2180]

Exactly!...Where has he been?

[@rebeccagallagher2825]

*Paulides

[@kittykatbat]

Woah, I've lived in Sonora most of my life. I've been waiting for spooky stories from Yosemite! I'm glad I found this, thank you!

[@swtchx209]

My absolute faves since I live in Yosemite🥰 And I lived in Modesto! I remember these stories.💔

[@endermanwithalowercasee]

As someone who plans to work in a national park, this is a perfect video topic

[@sef1117atuncw]

Best way to end a rough day! Time to grab a snack, earbuds, and lay in my hammock...perfect place to listen to these crazy stories!♥️♥️♥️

[@valloryredner45]

Love your stories! Your voice has helped me through some rough days 💖

[@mordecintherigbys2185]

The birds at the end of the video really gave me chills. Seeing as everyone of the stories were about nature. Its a good thing that the sun is only a hour and a half to rising thank goodness for the daytime bc i did not sleep none tonight. Thanks Lets Read! Great Video 👍

[@JessicaDuBois]

Ty so much hun🤗 I love your voice and all of your stories.

[@AuroraPhoenix84]

The first story. :( I knew someone who died that way. Hearing that story creeped me out in an entirely different way ....

[@raider3167]

The one about Arkansas was nice. I live there and I’ve gone hiking around most of the forests and parks we have here. It’s a beautiful place, but we’re allowed to shoot or stab an animal that’s attacking us. Cops are(usually) on the side of “well you were defending yourself and they weren’t paying enough attention to such a clearly dangerous animal”.

[@-karma-763]

I listen to so many creepypastas, that sometimes I forget that they're true, lol.

[@WitchVine]

Story 3: wolves aren't a natural predator of humans and kill by going for the throat. The chances of you being attacked by wolves are highly unlikely. The chances of being eaten alive by wolves are next to nothing. Bears, though...bears ARE a natural predator of humans and our species has feared them for a very long time. It's easy to forget when you see videos of them being big goofballs playing, but they can be very dangerous and often are.

[@tinbanger66]

Yes. A wolf will choke you out before eating. A bear will just tear off what it wants.

[@mickm5097]

Not sure about that last story. Just how many little boys are drowning in that lake? And wouldn't parents have raised a huge alarm when they discover their boys are missing at the various times, rousing the different rangers before the bodies were discovered? Also, strange how the bodies were said to have washed up on the shore quietly, as if the rangers were the only ones aware, and both washed ashore right at the shoreline points of the cabins the rangers were staying at that night.

[@NO.Hard-Turd-Only.]

I really admire the person from story 3; the way they worded themselves made them seem like a down to earth & humble individual. So much respect to their mate from the story.. what a harrowing experience. I couldn’t even imagine.

[@deshaefromarounthawayricha7324]

I cant believe i still sub to this guy your stories definitely get me though the day thank u god bless!

[@huhsaidcj.1837]

Thanks bro. I really needed this 🖤🤍

[@tjbrown1979]

Man keep em coming. You totally captivate me with that amazing narration.

[@christinakschinhair4690]

Oh yes! My night is complete!

[@johnjames4007]

The last story was superb, one of the best I have ever heard on KZbin, but it was extremely sad. I appreciate the writer’s willingness to share. Thanks.

[@brendanc.5526]

I watched the stream so I already know the stories but another amazing video never the less with your angelic voice.

[@shroomyk]

You are so consistent and reliable on your uploads. It really helps me relax before bed. Thank you so much, LR.

[@shellebates2648]

Awesome stories! First time I'd heard any of these stories.

[@suncrestartships5828]

MMM I love listening to these stories. Thank you for making so many so I can binge-listen to them ALL

[@brickbybrick7432]

Man I listened to a video called Horrifying Search and Rescue Stories by Corpse Husband 4 years ago and I want a sequel to that! This video fills that void thanks

[@tammyashley7312]

Love these stories. Can't get enough of them.

[@Panzoura]

Love when u upload in the mornings, since I don’t have a busy morning at work I’m able to listen to it all

[@audreyandrewsbennett2507]

Dude totally weird me out the very 1st story. This happened 3/18/99. My son was born 3/28/99 and I live in Oregon. I absolutely love our green absolutely gorgeous forests to our amazing beaches but their is def something in our forests. I'm 42 and have grown up camping, never seen anything but certainly heard screeching/yelling that woke me. My son was 4 months at the time and my heart thumped so hard I thought it would thump out of my chest.

[@kaitlynglidewell3651]

Jaguars in Texas? I don't think so, and neither does Google lol

[@ellp152]

Great stories! Perfect listening material while camping!!

[@waynetregear9322]

The last story what was a child out at night in a national park on its own, where were the childs parents.

[@donnanoe6736]

Ok. I am generally a skeptical person. However, I was driving from Memphis, TN to Louisville, KY after being at a bowl game. Go CARDS! Anyway, it was extremely cold and light snow was falling. I had just past from Tennessee into Kentucky. The snow started to get heavier. As I got closer to Mammoth Cave the interstate was covered in snow and ice. I was driving about 40 mph. Unfortunately, a guy in front of me had just slid off of the road. He was decked out in Cardinal gear so we stopped to help him out. Just as everyone was getting back on the road we saw a huge, hairy "man" walking towards us. He, it, whatever, had a stench that was horrid. We were all dumbfounded. As he drew closer we realized that it was a Bigfoot-like creature. We got out of there as soon as possible. A few weeks later a Bigfoot research called me to ask about that experience. He said that the area where we were is one of the places that has a great amount of Bigfoot sightings. I am a believer now.

[@natas3.14]

Maybe Bigfoot was a fellow Cardinal fan, also thinking he/it would assist, & talk about the game. You will never know now

[@donnanoe6736]

@@natas3.14 I am so sorry that I did not go back.

[@emersonmccormac7979]

My mom grew up in Foresta, a little ways outside of Yosemite. She met and hung out with Cary Stayner a couple of years before he committed the murder. It’s crazy to think about what he was capable of.

[@mamadugo]

Ty for keeping me awake while I complete my hw! Always look forward to your uploads! 🖤💀🖤

[@theresabrewer3841]

What kind of jerk disrespects his bosses stories by putting it down to that extent then calls them out for being angry over it?

[@Zommymommy]

It's a good thing the OP in the first story took all the requisite courses to be a park ranger even though it's never something they thought they'd do with their life! That environmental science degree and what not came in handy.

[@dawnbentleah1818]

Good Lord! The coldest breeze just went over my leg. Only on my leg. No windows open, no fan, door closed. Even my vent is closed. That was friggin cold🥶🥶🥶

[@dawnbentleah1818]

Ok, freaking out now. I just recorded the room with my cell. Three orbs, could be dust. But a whispering voice saying something that sounds like T4, then a dark growly voice says something including T4 and some weird noises. That was very messed up. I saw the orbs about 4 months ago in almost every video where my kid is. I sleep with her, so that's why the orbs are here. That's nuts. T4, clear as a damn bell

[@herlindaf8502]

Thanks Joel I love this!

[@pulanjita]

Perfect timing as usual ❤❤

[@selena0755]

I love your videos Let’s Read! You actually inspired me to make my own scary themed KZbin channel and I should be coming with some scary videos soon. I love the content you make and I’m going to love making scary videos of my own that people will enjoy watching!😊

[@DeborahLong7777]

Gosh, poor guy, last story. Heart breaking 💔 😢😢 The girl in the wood's, in Maine. Oh my she sure was lucky to get out of there for real Joel. Thank you ❤

[@qphanmew5519]

Your outros never fail to make laugh and I appreciate the levity they bring

[@rickyb6086]

Wow, I just listened to the whole thing! Scary stuff, Subscribed👍👍😁

[@theresarossi6306]

As always great job

[@ellesandralady8596]

Love the video ready 💜💜💜💜

[@chinolebron6233]

I have been away for a while. This was a good one!

[@ashleyromero3009]

Love your stories 🤗🤗🤗

[@ladypacman3030]

Love you!!!

[@ladydi4runner]

Recognized immediately that first story for I also lived thru it. Great rendition Brother! I remember how horrid it left me feeling, since I was an avid hiker backpacker at the time. Yosemite was my stomping ground! TY Lord for the Blessing of NEVER crossing paths with Cary Stayner!!!😱😱👍🙏🏻😁

[@rebeccajack1316]

I love all of your stories.. but the national park ones are my fave! X

[@carolmayhardie]

I hate "hunters " who get a kick out of maiming and killing animals and fail to understand that animals kill to survive, and not for enjoyment. They are why animals don't trust any humans.

[@saintfrombeyond529]

That ranger dude that let the kid drown was rlly negligent

[@robbiesgaming1914]

Love this guy

[@Marshmallow_Trees]

I love you, Lets Read! 💕

[@cleoglover3572]

This prob sounds awful but I’m kinda glad the man didn’t kill the bear although it hurt his friend. I’m glad he just used the mace: leaving the bear alive. After all it was just being a wild animal in the face of feeling threatened by humans crossing its path/hunger...

[@StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz]

BTW, something very similar happened - at least wound and impossibility of survival-wise, to young Leit. Snowden, CSA Artillery Corps, during the final year or so of the Civil War, wound wise. Snowden was the youngest artillery commander in the Southern Army, and was directing his battery’s fire, leading from the front, when Federal counter battery fire scored a direct hit on the cannon and gun crew whose artillery piece he was standing directly next to. He was struck by either a cannon ball’s shrapnel, a fragment of one of his cannons, a wood splinter from it’s gun carriage, or possibly even a glancing blow from one of the severed limbs or bones of said gun’s former crewmen, and his lower belly was ripped completely open, spilling all of his entrails directly onto the dirt, blood soaked mud and debris of what had only moments before been a living breathing, well oiled and vital section of his command. Startled to see them laying there before him, and realizing with a sudden shock they belonged to him, he amazingly carefully gathered them together, cleaned them off as best as he could- almost certainly with the same water they used to sponge out the cannons, but perhaps not- and then? Well then he literally gingerly coiled them up, and stuffed them back into his trunk via his stomach’s gaping wound, and held it closed best he could. Then who happens by, but his friend, the Surgeon General of the CSA, to whom a now buoyantly rallying, typically cheerful and gregarious Sowden says something like: “Boy, I shOre am glad to see YOU, General! I need this here wound sewn up!” But the SG sadly shook his jaded Irish head, and with obviously sincere and heartfelt, but brutally honest and a seemingly cruelly curt bluntness, he flat out refused to even try. Instead, he told Snowden he needed to stop being so cheerful and realize he was as good as dead, and pointed out he couldn’t be wasting time on him, when there were so many others with extremely severe injuries, but who’d actually at least have a real chance of surviving, if he’d not waste time on hopeless cases, and at least tried for them. Despite their friendship, he wouldn’t operate. He rode off to the Army’s makeshift Field Hospital, where the corpses and sawed off limbs were being already being separated and stacked like cordwood into piles as high as the operating theatre tents themselves. Hours later, a now fatigued and blood and whisky soaked CSA AG was heading back on the same road from the misery at the Confederate Field Hospital, and as passed the site where the Confederate Batteries had commanded that hill, he was shocked and quite frankly horrified and amazed to find young Snowden STILL alive and STILL holding his guts in, still commanding what little was left of his battery, hours after he rightfully should have decently given up and died, in the Doctor’s honest personal opinion. Snowden AGAIN begged him to operate, stressing that he was too young to die, (he was only 19, and as I’d said, already commanding a Confederate arty battery- I believe he’d been only 16 when he’d joined at the beginning of the war, coming directly out of Virginia Military Academy, where he’d been one of then Professor of Artillery Stonewall Jackson’s students, and not a particularly good one, despite which, like so many poor students at West Point- Grant comes to mind- he became a brilliant commander - he was EXTREMELY popular with the young ladies & daughters of of the Confederacy, and he played piano and danced at all their soirées, not to mention he was beloved by not only Jackson -while he’d lived- who’d promoted him, but also his, by then, former staff, but he was also loved and much caressed by General Lee and his own l staff and command--which was how he Snowden and the Surgeon General knew each other). Hearing all this the feisty Irish SG finally, though more than a little tactlessly and gracelessly, truculently agreed to operate; but he AGAIN warned Snowden it wouldn’t do him the least bit of any good, cautioned him pessimistically, but honestly, not to get his hopes up, he’d still almost certainly be dead by morning. After all, this was often true back then, hadn’t Jackson died after being grazed superficially by a bullet when he was taken suddenly by pneumonia? The SG had been surprised to find him still alive, but he wouldn’t be surprised to know he’d wasted his time when he found him dead in the morning. He knew his trade. Well… Snowden did NOT die. He not only lived, he survived the Civil War- in and of itself a miracle, not just for someone who, like he had, had actually fought in every major engagement in either Army, in the Eastern and.Virginian Theatre, but even more-so for someone who’d done all that AND been in the CSA throughout the entire war, as although casualties originally were far, far heavier on the Union side, by the end of the war they found generals who could lead and stomach the loss of men it would take to win, and the South just couldn’t replace their casualties and KIA- new estimates in a NYT article on census and remarriage license data prove it was nearly or more than a million Americans who lost their lives on either side of this conflict- it was a a meat grinder- but even more so than the miracle of Snowden’s having survived those two ways of certain death, he not only fought in every major action in the Eastern Theaters, but he’d done so under Jackson and Lee’s independent and joint commands - AND had been a CSA officer- in and of itself a death warrant- AND a particularly noteworthy one for serving with valor, bravery, and distinction wherever the fighting was truly at its hottest, fiercest, and deadliest - as I said, they led from the front and Snowden was a born leader. The South had almost no experienced officers by the end of the war- so he was an EXTREMELY blessed young man- in all THOSE respects, ALONE. He was promoted to Major and made the ambassador to Prussia where he, amongst almost no foreigners, especially mot Americans, not even American veterans, was eagerly seen by Frederick the Great and his most feared generals - and he was seen as a hero for surviving his wounds, and granted what all Confederate ambassadors had desperately sought since the beginning of the war, but none had achieved, a signed agreement to supply artillery and other weapons and munitions by the equivalent of that era’s major military “superpowers”. Unfortunately for Snowden and “The Cause”, the South and Lee had lost the war at Appomattox before he could return in triumph. Still, he had many children and grand children, and lived to a ripe old age, defying the extremely competent CSA Surgeon General’s seemingly pessimistic, but on the whole, usually very accurate prognoses. *Snowden’s last name was also borrowed by Joseph Heller, for Catch-22’s character shaping moment when his main tries to save the life of one of his bomber crew, and he unzips his flak jacket to reveal it’s the only thing that had kept him from being splashed like a pink and red mist all over the the fuselage’s steel and aluminum hull, and is now all that is preventing him from pouring entirely onto its flooring. He zips it right up. Miracles do happen, they’re RARE AF! They are to be celebrated, to be cheered, so that we can survive when the Ugly Truth rears it’s head, and to serve as examples for those who suddenly and unexpectedly find themselves din similar twisted webs woven by the Fates and Spinners’ and their macabre unfathomable and wonton whims. Lauwdy, Lauwdy! I do declare, but THAT was an unexpected Epic of Babblegimesh… lol, sorry for ramblin’, but like Steve Martin says: “… I’mma RAMBLIN’ guy… oh yes, oh yes, oh yes- oh, NO…”

[@vergilvictoriano9441]

Story 3, isn't hunting illegal in Glacier National Park? Also, wolves dont bother humans and bears only attack when they feel threatened or surprised and usually not to kill, but maim and run off.

[@eromicafrancisco5477]

I live In a town close to it so this story made me perk up. Never been to the park and I'm not sure I want to go

[@illbeyourstumbleine]

Thanks for the upload, it helped me sleep tonight.

[@brx926]

Very nicee, even tho I fall asleep at like story 4 everytime lol. Keep up dude

[@mleighqs]

Very interesting stories Let's Read! thanks :)

[@timvoigt4383]

The guy that was mauled by the grizzly seemed to have been injured seriously enough from the bear attack where he ought to have been hospitalized for abt 1-2 weeks.

[@katielouise2036]

Amazing ❤️

[@kristinowens899]

Just love your voice!!

[@krystalbeauty2234]

I don’t remember which story asked if they should make a book? But they definitely should !!! It was an interesting story, it would be nice to know more !! Possible even making it a movie !

[@killerjane2974]

I love ur vids i hold you keep up the good work😊😊

[@-karma-763]

i used to have the same pfp as you lol