Something is SLAUGHTERING the Campers in ALABAMA

[@itsRoland23]

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[@JeremyFarr-t3s]

I am from Walker County Alabama and me and three of my friends when we was sixteen seen a bigfoot playing war in the woods behind my house and to this day everyone tells us we are crazy but I know what we saw.

[@Ian_M00n3]

Dude I swear I saw some Bigfoot houses in nauvoo/thatch. Like some small trees bent over and laced together. You'd hear all kinda crazy noises in the woods.

[@terrellsmith4862]

Bout 4 years ago ,my coworker and myself were leaving jasper and we were on 22 and we saw something at dusk watching the freeway ,super big, and it was not a bear

[@JeremyFarr-t3s]

I am about twenty miles from Nauvoo and Carbon hill Alabama and I believe that one hundred percent because of what me and my friends saw that night playing war in the woods and from all the other things and stories I have been told by my mother and grandfather over the years

[@latishabarnett8639]

I’m from Alabama not often we pop up! Thank you!

[@EloiseScott-xn8fe]

5:39pm from Alabama Thanks Happy New Year to all of you 💖💕💕💕💕

[@EloiseScott-xn8fe]

Good Evening Roland & the gang from Alabama Thanks ❤❤❤❤

[@troymcgraw4298]

I'm originally from Alabama and really enjoyed this.

[@jackieingalls6628]

From coffee county Alabama. I’ve seen and heard stuff around the house years ago. Too many people buying land around mine now. Been laughed at but it is what it is.

[@82ndairbornevet]

I’m from Lee County Alabama and Conecuh is pronounced (Ka-neck-uh)😂 interesting stories.

[@crystal.ann.b7347]

Every time I heard him mispronounce Conecuh it grated my nerves like nails on a chalk board 😂 I’m from Mobile Co.

[@joeyphillips1181]

I live in North Alabama and me my dad and friend had something like 7-8 foot tall walk up on our campsite one night i STG.. we shined a light on it and had our bows drawn back and it's eyes lit up like 7 feet in the air and it took off down the hill towards the river and sounded like it was running through trees there was some weird things that happened to us at that camp spot.. it was by the bay hill marina in north Alabama.. thats a real experience too idk if the stories in this channel are made up or not but on my grandmother's grave that really happened to us.. there are no animals that are that tall around here either

[@joeyphillips1181]

We also woke up to an Indian ghost hammering down on a rock one night we literally forgot our tent and we were sleeping in the open and woke up to the noise of hammering and I saw what looked like an Indian crouched down hammering on something

[@creekbanks256]

I'm from limestone County.. I feel asleep in a deer stand one night, and something stalked me all the way out of the woods, even after I called out that I was about to let loose in its direction

[@bravocrimson12]

I'm from Alabama and lived recently in a tent in state parks

[@lindaarrington9397]

❤ ty 😊so interesting 🎉

[@kennethbwaysr.6159]

I've been in conecha national forests. My family grew. Up there. Never heard nothing about this creature.

[@crafty714]

Me either, and I know the correct way to pronounce, Conecuh County!

[@rubysmirh3639]

In the 19 40s i lived in trussville. Alabama. In the country the only thing we had was bob cats and foxes i never herd of a bigfoot until i moved to orgeon not one ever.

[@BM205]

The scariest thang we got in the Alabama woods is humans. Y'all watch out fer them and God bless

[@freeballn3346]

I live in Tuscaloosa Alabama and NO , nothing is killing campers in Alabama, not Bigfoot and especially not a stupid fkn DOGMAN

[@christophercooper5843]

We camping right now..bankhead....no monsters..so far

[@BM205]

I've been in the woods around there for most of my 52 years on this earth. I ain't never seen nothing here, I reckon humans are the most dangerous, so y'all watch out fer them, be safe and God bless

[@joeyphillips1181]

​@@christophercooper5843bankhead is a weird sorta terrain/woods it's hard to spot anything there.. I've seen weird things in much less wilderness like literally a 50-60 yard wide woodline running beside the river on a hill for a few hundred yards until it ends by the boat ramp & across the road is a slough with woods on all sides except the side by the road lol I'm pretty sure whatever it was was coming from the red barge on the river through that woodline that's the direction it was coming from.. don't think it's impossible to see something like that because it's not & people got an idea of what a bigfoot looks like for a reason.. we heard it walking towards us long before we saw it and when we shined a light on it with bows in hand it's eyes lit up 7-8 feet in the air and it took off down the hill towards the water and disappeared and we packed up and left lol I don't think they mean us harm but they are extremely elusive to be that big & could pass as a bear in low light.. you'd be surprised what you might see in the wilderness if you pay attention & don't stay stuck on your phone all the time.. I'm pretty sure the stories on this channel are made up but my story isn't & I know not everyone's stories are made up because I've seen it before & had other witnesses.. our own government is talking about aliens being real and Bigfoot is too crazy to be true? I don't think so lol I don't think aliens are real but there are definitely things that can't be explained that happens

[@joeyphillips1181]

Buddy thinks because he lives in the city in Tuscaloosa that he can speak for the entire state of Alabama 😂 that's the city.. no real woods or wilderness in Tuscaloosa so you wouldn't even know.. the little bits y'all do have is like tourists attractions lol North Alabama & South Alabama is a lot different than Tuscaloosa buddy.. the Appalachian trail ends in northern Alabama and that's a different kind of wilderness lol they aren't normal woods.. but the normal woods is where the strange stuff happens 🤷🏻‍♂️ Tuscaloosa isn't in the country part of Alabama lol and it's not the sorta thing you will have happen every time you go camping or anything either.. spotting something like I did is like a once or twice in a lifetime sort of thing if your lucky/unlucky.. whatever it was didn't want to be seen & didn't mean us harm but it was 100% real.. it walked within 15 yards from us and me, my dad & my friend all saw it's eyes light up and heard the footsteps and heard it take off running through trees.. we didn't see it in detail but we saw enough considering it was pitch black dark out & no animals would be that tall and heavy.. the most wilderness y'all have in Tuscaloosa is probably tannehill or hurricane Creek state parks & that's really a joke lol (nice parks and places to camp) but not real wilderness/woods

[@joeyphillips1181]

We just saw the outline of it's body & it's eyes light up before it took off

[@EddieDearinger-jo1bj]

I'm wondering why, ever so often the voice turns into a clearly British accent and then goes back to the original voice🤔🤨

[@gillwhitty8176]

Yes, when I first started listening to Roland's stories many months ago I noticed the occasional change in accents. I'm from England and his accent switches from American to quite posh English.

[@EddieDearinger-jo1bj]

@gillwhitty8176 I think it's his editor,s voice cleaning up the story.

[@crafty714]

Well, you're definitely not from Conecuh County because you don't know how to pronounce it!!

[@amylane7203]

Kuh-nek-uh

[@melfields310]

Hey! Coffee County, TN

[@joehasberryjr7398]

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[@janewhitford9927]

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[@Bowdoc]

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[@merrywidow6441]

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[@JohnEBoy66]

Clichés galore

[@carolynnichols3476]

The switch to British accent is annoying

[@valariedetwiler9673]

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