TRUE Terrifying Park Ranger Horror Stories (Dogman,Sasquatch, Wendigo,Werewolf,Bigfoot,Creepy)

TRUE Terrifying Park Ranger Horror Stories (Dogman,Sasquatch, Wendigo,Werewolf,Bigfoot,Creepy)
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Howdy, y'all, we'llI tell y'all true horror stories that'll make you shiver in your boots! I tell y'all bone-chilling tales, strange and weird encounters, and all things that'll make your skin crawl!
So, buckle up, yall! It's gonna be a wild ride!
Old Hillbilly Horror is a channel focused on narrating and finding true scary stories and true horror stories. Our team writes and narrates scary stories that are mostly about deep woods, park rangers, cryptid encounters,creature sightings and national park horror experiences.
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[@elizabethramos2668]

Thanks!

[@elizabethramos2668]

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[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Thank you, I really appreciate it 😊❤️❤️

[@kylehinch6321]

​@@OldHillbillyHorrorwish I could give also but only offer my opinion. You're gonna grow like wildfire friend thank you

[@kazukomajors2063]

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[@RonGonzales-xk4vd]

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[@useonceNdestroy89]

This story is crazy but also hilarious with dark humor at the end "I was half way tempted to toss the body down and find it at the bottom but i figured this guy had been through enough and didnt need turned into a human Frisbee "😂😂

[@Salman-Bin-Ahmed]

Funny? To me it showed humanity

[@angelwings1]

Lol

[@lanesmith1465]

​@@Salman-Bin-AhmedI think it's the phrasing.

[@katpoohtoo]

I question the verasity of this story. The boy's journal sounded like a novel rather than a journal, and why did the uncle and the boy go back to camp and get into their sleeping bags after they knew that the crypted knew about that camp and might return? I wouldn't do that.

[@jamesknapp64]

Yeah that isnt a boys journal, thats a script with clear thoughts. Young boys journal entries ramble and dont have that level of detail

[@timunknown6724]

This is all fake

[@ConradTuau-ej2nt]

It would be to dangerous to leave. I feel it be best to go back to the camp with supplies

[@joebondo2422]

More than likely fiction but regardless, good entertainment.

[@StreyX]

It's creepy pasta. A lot crappy fan fiction writers sneak in their stories to channels like this because nowhere else would read their pretentious crap. To be fair to this writer, they do a pretty good job of not being over descriptive to immediately let on it's fan fiction, but they let it run on too long to be a real account.

[@moxiedrapo2391]

I’ve lived in eastern Tennessee for the last 20 years or so now. One dark and quiet night I was sitting on my front porch when out of the blue this crazy long howl began…. I didn’t focus on it right away but when my dog began to react I turned on my voice recorder on my phone and caught the last minute of this howl… it sounded just like the howl you hear on tv shows depicting what a yeti sounds like! Creeped me out so much I moved into my house and locked the doors, never heard it since.

[@hellenvdrest612]

you can put your recording on you tube? now i wanna hear it, greeting from hellen from the netherlands europe

[@ayabokti161]

Don't go looking for the source if it. Just a warning.

[@jerikingery8134]

Fuck that lol I would have moved to a different state 😂

[@moxiedrapo2391]

@@hellenvdrest612 I wish I could… I heard it again the other night not far from my house…

[@moxiedrapo2391]

@@ayabokti161 I don’t plan to! I’m surrounded by woods and hear all kinds of crazy noises.

[@edgeon5801]

This is why you never go out in the woods, camping or hiking without a large pistol with extea ammo

[@rougechaos2726]

You got that right my Glock camps with me:⁠-⁠)

[@JohnEBoy66]

Why even bother going at all?

[@robertdonovan3986]

G20 with Buffalo Bore hardcast 👍

[@ginae.7422]

Man I just don’t go period

[@scratchd0g]

.357

[@juliedoyel8923]

I'm an old lady but I really enjoyed listening a story. Thanks

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@johngrimkowski598]

Im a old man and I like it also.

[@mariaceciliaparrales2153]

Me too

[@ChefDeCuisine_Bubba]

Clingmans dome, and my grandpa built Fontana Dam. and lived in Warne NC, owned 1000 acres, strange stuff did happen.

[@christinamenhennett]

It does. There's cryptids out there.

[@ChefDeCuisine_Bubba]

@@christinamenhennett had some interesting nights on what we called big creek just below the farm towards Georgia, and a very disturbing night on a tributary of the Nantahala in Kilmer NP on the Cheoah. Rocks thrown and trees broken. Scared tf out of my Vietnam Vet dad and his Squad mate Truman. We were on a rocky shoal fishing, towards dusk trees shook. At night fall big af rocks were flying into the creek. Then we heard a low guttural noise, not a growl but like your grandfather was disappointed which was like sonic. It rattled your bones and guts but wasn't loud.

[@christinamenhennett]

​@ChefDeCuisine_Bubba oh wow! I went from believing they were real to last year knowing they were real. There's a difference between believing and knowing. My parents heard one in AK in the mid 80s when we lived there, so i believed tgey were real. Well, that and all the reported sightings, but last year I went from believing to knowing beyond a shadow of a doubt.

[@deborahmcgrew1601]

⁰⁰⁰​@@christinamenhennett

[@ayabokti161]

​@@christinamenhennettWhats a cryptid?

[@user-no1uj1oo6y]

I-got chased out of a state park by a Bigfoot and haven’t been in the woods since. 50 years later I would not go in the woods without a gun. He just wanted me out. Dog man scares me more.

[@eyesopen66]

Wow! Whereabouts was that? How old were you? Were you alone? I'd of been terrified TBH pal.

[@user-no1uj1oo6y]

@@eyesopen66 Mohican state park. I was 19 and there was a sighting in the newspaper. Arrogant said to myself “if it’s real I can find it. Took 2 minutes. Since then I’ve seen them dozens of times. They walk by my house all the time. Growl at me. I made fun of them one night by whistling at them. Pissed them off. Every night they would slap my house hard. Lasted about 6 weeks. Walked out the door one morning to walk dogs and one was right there 20 feet away.

[@Bob53019]

@@user-no1uj1oo6ybuddy take your medicine and calm down

[@MichaelGonzalez-r8d]

@@user-no1uj1oo6yand you couldn’t take pictures?

[@skylermummert24]

@@user-no1uj1oo6y😂😂😂

[@warrenreid6109]

Usually I listen to these types of stories as background when I'm doing something else or even to go to sleep. But you had me captivated from beginning to end. I'm hooked and have subscribed.

[@ronallens6204]

Depends on how far and direction the boat was in

[@JasmonTP]

Me too, even if it's fiction, I liked it.

[@robertpamplin6872]

I've been allover the smokey mountains driving a truck. It's beautiful up there but there is some creepy parts in it too

[@ayabokti161]

I grew up there. My ancestors were from there as far back as the early 1800's. Lots of mountain witch's & shamanism in them mountains. Don't mess with it. It's evil.

[@KayFabe87]

I’ll take the Smoky Mountains (day or night) over the asphalt urban jungles in the US and the feral creatures that roam the streets who will injure or eliminate you for as little as a phone, some cash or a sideways glance.

[@robertpamplin6872]

I understand that. That's why I'm glad I live in the country in southeast arkansas. The hell with the big city's and the suburbs of big city's. Country boys will survive

[@theshapeexists]

​@@KayFabe87 I could play cards and drink beer with Bigfoot before I could reason with a drunk crackhead

[@ethicalbro]

Why do people go into the forest WITHOUT a firearm? That's just stupid!

[@ChrisAndCats]

I'd do it in the UK, but we don't have large predators here, no bears or large cats. I'd never do that anywhere overseas, though, where they do have large predators including armed human ones.

[@armiesep8710]

I have a friend female, single mother. But she knows how to use a fire arm . Is an experienced Camper. I tell her she the strong pioneer woman. She was a single mom. Got tired if waiting for a man to take her camping, etc. So she learned on her own. I admire her. She has her own RV. She knows how to do everything. She is a beautiful woman, that over came many challenges. We grew up around each other known her since we were both 12 years old. We are now 72 years old. ❤

[@yoholmes273]

Archery season is no firearms my friend

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

I know better than bringing a weapon into Bigfoot Territory....it makes them very angry 🤬.

[@7thsonofa7thson80]

​@@ChrisAndCatsI go armed and with bearcmace. There are bear around me,usually they avoid people but there's always that chance. I would rather bear spray than shoot with a firearm.

[@ms.annthrope415]

Most park ranger have college degrees in wildlife management, botany, zoology, or some sort of natural science.

[@7thsonofa7thson80]

Forestry too.

[@josethmoore2132]

! THIS IS EXCELLENT STORYTELLING! Very good...hard to make a cliched premise like Bigfoot suspenseful when you've heard or read so many of them. GREAT JOB!

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Thank you very much!

[@TheMomanslm]

16:30 in and the uncle and nephew return to their ransacked camp to change clothes and rest? Sure. That's what people do after a cryptid has taken one of your party, wrecked your camp, hunted you then vanished. You wouldn't escape in the boat that makes too much sense. Even without the key, assuming the dad had the key securely on his person when eaten by the monster, you would drift and paddle. Let me guess... you don't have the required paddles and no wherewithal to make some out of anything. So far completely realistic.

[@ChrisAndCats]

And not only that, but take the time to write it all down in full descriptive sentences, after not only seeing this creature but hiding from it!

[@lorenzacolman6164]

The unrealistic moment was when the creature even with so many bullet holes in irs body and one less eye could still climb down teying to take revebge and retrieve the remains of the torso.

[@kingghidorable931]

What no, there’s no way they would “yank our chains” like that

[@Navigator001]

@@kingghidorable931 No one seems to mention that the park ranger disturbed the crime scene and hauled the body back to the wife's house, and just left it there. Then he left the area. Maybe this could have occurred in 1860, It wouldn't occur today.

[@gaspode18]

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[@ltbrutusq6202]

When RV camping/hiking always take a weapon to defend yourself against all types of predators. Any gun type is good at least an 8" blade survivor knife. I carry a modified 5-foot walking staff that I snap my knife on to have a ready spare. I also carry some M80 firecrackers(to scare off unwanted intruders) and mace (for bears). It is a good idea to have a motion sensor LED garden light and a loud horn too even a 900-mile laser pointer can be used defensively blinding the eyes of monsters and signaling. If you hear weird noise outside light a M80 throw it out the window after the loud bang thing quiet down. If not shout out "I have a gun and if I have to come out you will pay dearly."

[@joelrawlston1206]

Man he wrote all that down ?

[@JohnEBoy66]

No, because it's all made up

[@carriehorner8027]

Good one ha ha!

[@jessecollingwood1002]

It reminds me of Monty python and the holy grail when the guy wrote arggggg into the book after he got attacked by the cave monster.

[@pmd7771969]

Fake stories

[@gtg488w]

I’m 8 min in idk if I’m still listening to the same story or what is going on. It feels like a run on sentence of nothingness idk why I’m not feeling like this is true / real

[@tatianalyulkin410]

The horror you feel when you realize " it " is so NOT a prank.

[@AlcoholAndAnimeNight]

Bro has Witcher level monster tracking skills. Hes in the wrong job

[@JasmonTP]

Wow, I was thinking the same. Witcher 3 fan for many years.😊

[@thegenius4069]

Moral of the story carry an arsenal a 4570 government or a 3006 rifle with a 10 mm pistol or if you can afford it a 500 sw magnum revolver

[@marthayniguez793]

Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I hear you 😂

[@jerikingery8134]

Or a big ass flamethrower 😂

[@elainemarten2147]

not everyone has or believes in guns

[@erikdodds8706]

It's funny, as I was listening to the story a .45-70 is the exact rifle I had in mind. Massive power, and a manageable size.

[@davekemo9683]

@@elainemarten2147 And they are the ones who will fall victim

[@tonimonteith8125]

I think the woods are very spookie. Very easy to get lost. Don’t go unless you can reads compass.

[@xavierminchello8431]

DONT GO PERIOD! TONS GO MISSING

[@dialnfish5061]

Wow I was visualizing everything he said. Incredible story my friend.

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@lewish6917]

I’ve seen one of these demons and was the most terrifying moment of my life. I’d always loved the woods but haven’t gone back since.

[@7521eric]

No you haven't.

[@nitinvergice9285]

That's why I camp and hike in my home 😂😂😂

[@Amina-j3k]

I love the way you tell this,its like I was there

[@ayabokti161]

Some things a gun ain't gonna make no nevermind. Some things ain't from this world. They loop back n' forth into another world. You just be better off to mind your own business & keep walking away. Don't listen to it. Don't talk to it & don't try'in understand it either. Just get out!

[@joejoe2928]

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[@diannebruce1518]

Why would the ranger take the body back to the house in that condition? He should have taken it to the coroner.

[@Josevatz293]

It was a humanity mission that fueled his pursuit and probably saved his life in that bitter push at the end. Probably did the most human thing and returned him to his worried wife. Honor!

[@diannebruce1518]

I guess. I personally would not want to see my husband or father in that condition.

[@cindyoo7740]

New to channel, but I'm a new regular now! I love it

[@alexandergraham2602]

Wow what a story and well told was hooked from the start!

[@SherryIrvin-l8c]

1st time here today. Loved it. Love ur voice.

[@BlueDauntless]

Same

[@aprilingram1655]

I’ve never been camping and have always wanted to go. But not anymore.

[@karenbrosseau4537]

It's out there. .just wait.

[@TouhaiDensetsu]

The kid wrote an entire novel in his diary huh

[@sineater4077]

Thanks for the nightmares now 😂

[@aliciawinstead3101]

We do a lot of hiking in Arkansas. We always carry a gun.

[@nikkoshiasophan6027]

Here in Oregon and Washington, too. Better to have a gun and not need it than to need it and not have it. And never,ever go in the woods alone and unprepared. A daily jog or hike can turn into a dangerous situation in a short time.

[@Navigator001]

Hey, we all know this is a story by an aspiring writer. But the problem is that a writers story doesn't translate well for a supposedly true story. The book that a teenager left behind isn't related to reality. The Park ranger not wanting to disturb the tents and contents because it may be a crime scene, then puts the body of the dead guy on his back and takes it to his wife's house, then he walks away, leaving it there, is absurd. I think it may be a young teen writer, that doesn't yet grasp the realities of the world we live in. It was an interesting story, kept me listening until the end, although many times I almost clicked off of it.

[@Surfmus]

I smelled a bigfoot on Sunday, 9/8/24 at Fire Mountain, NC. No one out there the stench came in and out for a minute. Then I was imagine seen the sasquatch go up him to hurt me. Seconds later, this big Cherokee appeared in front of to me. I told him about it. I swear, If I had a gun with me. I would have taken a shot at the Cherokee for startling me.

[@JasonCorona-c4v]

More and more encounters with these creatures have spiked since 2020. Everybody be safe when your out in nature. These creatures are very much real. I have had several encounters with different cryptids.

[@ayabokti161]

Not of this world.

[@Navigator001]

Another fake @user profile.

[@patriciajrs46]

Thank you Old Hillbilly. Truly scary stories. Man!

[@jmarkly]

Wow. This kid kept a really detailed journal.

[@TheDarvin13]

Entertaining but so fictitious.

[@marydrake8491]

Very first time hearing your story. Of course I am hooked. Thank you thank you

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Welcome!

[@saphiralucifera2366]

First time listener, clicked as soon as I read old hillbilly, greeted by that ol cowboy's voice and fiddle playin and shoooooooooooot thats my shit

[@Staree111]

Good Storyteller. My deep condolences to families of missing people. Closure is important and I'm grateful there are Park Rangers and volunteers who help to bring closure to families and friends.

[@brantleyshouthers207]

I went to Camp Thunderbird and apart from all of the activitives they offered from horses, shooting arrows, cannoing , etc.... One of the best nights was about the boogie man or the swamp monster. It was great.

[@williamchandler2937]

Damn this was done like true to life horror story. Gruesome and damn good charcters. Well done.

[@JohnEBoy66]

Well written fairytales, yeah.

[@joysmith1119]

This is scary to me .😮😮

[@markwolo2524]

Great story !

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Thanks for listening

[@brettvonhenneberg-romhild3535]

I loved you in The Big Lebowski. 😂😅😂

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Good one

[@philtongier9488]

The dude abides....

[@philtongier9488]

Better than Roseanne....

[@jasonpyles4863]

@@OldHillbillyHorror, “I like your style, Dude.”

[@chrissmagula7386]

Fantastic tale! From beginning to end it keeps you interested. Just when you think its over... It is not. I have listened to many of these lost in the woods type stories and this one is at the top with the best. Just a really good listen. One of the better channels for this type of content

[@apar1560]

Wow !

[@aliciaschultz309]

I'm from east Tennessee close to Sam's Gap going into NC. I've never heard of these. But, I'm from the 60s, and we ran wild in the mountains mostly towards things. We did hear and see things, but it was normal around here. There were a few families that lived up in the hollers, but you grew up being told to stay away from them.

[@Jane-West]

I felt like I was listening to Sam Elliott reading! Great story, thank you!

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@CedroneTravels]

Good story

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Thank you! 🙂

[@JasonStutz]

I was born and raised in Chattanooga than moved to Kingsport in 99 thsn moved to Knoxville where I still live. I love East TN and the Smoky Mountains,

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

Sasquatch are not as dangerous as people say unless you are in their territory while they are hunting. (Generally in the dark.) I know there are some that travel the woods during the day but they are usually on lookout for the night hunters and they communicate the location of game animals to eat. ⚡⚠️

[@BlueDauntless]

This story was about dog man. And every story I’ve heard involving dog man leads me to believe it’s always evil with mal intent.

[@travisvanalst4698]

They aren’t dangerous because they don’t exist 😂

[@angelwings1]

It’s a good story so far. But how did the boys diary get back to the tent when they were last seemingly trapped by the bridge and water?

[@BlueDauntless]

They made it back to camp

[@angelwings1]

@@BlueDauntless yeah I hadn’t finished the story :)

[@courtneypanzer3655]

Your story telling is captivating and so descriptive, I was hooked from the beginning to end. Subscribed!

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

So glad!

[@thecomicstyleartist]

I think these stories are pure fiction rather than actual encounters, love the true stories more.

[@cynthiaMercer-qs9ue]

Fantastic story

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Thanks for watching

[@johnnyappleseed738]

No one is going to write a detailed story in their book like that…and not when anxiety sets in too look for his father! Kind of blew the legitimacy of this being real.

[@xavierminchello8431]

EXACTLY ! SO MADE UP! “RIDICULOUS”

[@victoriasmith2512]

U could be talking about lost socks and I would care ,that's a voice I could go to sleep to ❤

[@ArabellaStarr]

What a deep clear voice...great narrative. Thank you

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

You're very welcome

[@salembekri7032]

Cool story and terrifying

[@damienleen1437]

BRILLIANT

[@ShanePageau-z6q]

Horrific to imagine being eaten alive there is something extra terrifying about being done in such a way by a unknown creature

[@joesmith7568]

Great story!! ABC (Always Be Carrying)

[@valdirmertchaikovsky2290]

No one knows whats out there. Ive seen things that are evil believe me i'm a scottish highlander. And seen things that terrified me. And becan to pray. Evil does not like the lords prayer

[@pamforrester844]

Just curious, I'm American and wonder if you have anything like bigfoot? I know the southern u.s. , many people are of scots Irish descent and speak freely of family legends,

[@julian1775.]

Scary 😨

[@valbain209]

My kitten just died today. I thought I would watch this and have a good laugh.

[@diannebrown4042]

Sorry about your kitten.

[@BlueDauntless]

I’m sorry for the loss of your pet. Not sure why this would make you laugh though.

[@valbain209]

The horror stories I think are funny. My black kitten was named potato. I felt like I was holding a tiny spud.😔

[@kittydigs6469]

That was really good!

[@buddy9200]

That was such a great story, full of mystery and suspense, I love how it kept me on the edge of my seat! Would make for a awesome Stevenphen King movie Your narrative was.spot on! I really enjoyed just how you were able to get me there right beside the characters portrayed in the story, especially underneath the bridge, when the creature was right in front of the Uncle, and nearly touching his nose, rock in hand, I would have swung at the Monster! Good thing the Uncle had better scenes The scene at the cave, where the Ranger felt compelled to search deeper into the cave armed with only a handgun, there would be no way in hell I would have gone searching for the man or his remains, man would have been MIA as far as I was concerned 😟 The Rangers climactic fight was fantastic 👏 👌 and his retrieving the remains of the missing man was poetic, but to find that the creature was still alive! Was Brilliant! and yet expected. The rest of the story was equally interesting and the Rangers eventually made it back to the cabin and delivered the bad news, the wife and Uncle were relieved that the remains were returned so that there at least would be closer, however the little boy last words will forever echo in mine mind.... " How will it help my Dad ? ", that hit me right in the heart, I am listening to this one day after Father's day! 😢 Awesome story, I look forward to the next story. Thanks 😊 🙏

[@kimberlyrogers9953]

Ooooh what a storyteller the narrator is …! 🥰🥰

[@ramonataber4030]

Terrifying story! Sad, though...

[@user-yd3og2uf2h]

Second part please

[@gileswelham2619]

Cool story mate. Lots of things that don't add up, but you spin a good yarn 😂

[@rednerkhim2451]

Fiction mixed with facts.

[@christinamenhennett]

I kmow Wolf Creek or at least part if it.

[@clydemobleyjr30]

I live in south East Tennessee for 53 years now.

[@christinamenhennett]

Where? I'm in middle TN.

[@ayabokti161]

I was born in TN

[@JosephDowling-i9b]

There are places in the Florida panhandle, far from "civilization" usually near bodies of water that provide cover and sustenance for the "others".

[@KennethStrothers]

Desert Eagle 50 Cal with 3 loaded clips! Over the years got a deer and bear!

[@jaclynrodrigues7289]

Thank you so much for the great content and story telling and everything else you have accomplished 🎉❤❤ This kind of you tube community really helps me with my ADHD and anxiety so God bless you and happy universe vibes and stay chill and cozy

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Thank you, stay safe 😊

[@desireebarrera3558]

This was a good story 😮

[@MichaelBrown-yr2hm]

So true its very scary how much we don’t know!

[@presto9700]

That boy is a hell of a writer great story telling btw 🔥🔥💯

[@skw1961]

I spent winters in East Tennessee, in between deer Lodge and sunbright TN.

[@megb7990]

Always double tap!

[@stevengodoy315]

Good Chanel

[@colleenriekert9950]

Thank you, you are a great story teller.

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Wow, thank you!

[@wintersdawn5503]

There are definitely unexplained creatures in those mountains.

[@MartyKarczynski-mw3tk]

I was glued to my phone ! Great story

[@ChacoteOutdoorRecreation]

They are speaking Yoruba. Throughout most of the Atlantic world, Maroons play a critical role in local, regional, and even national histories. In contrast, marronage in colonial America and the early United States is largely absent from the American historical narrative. Thousands of Maroons live in wooded areas, there exists little popular awareness or understanding of the Maroons living in these places. Severe Incest and deformity as well as stomach tumors that purge foul smelling puss made integration into other communities difficult if not impossible. Many Native Americans refused to hand over their slaves and simply abandoned them into the north American wilderness. Selective breeding and incest coupled with the skills of evasion from fleeing slavery and what they learned through observation of their native American masters made them elusive and wild, in many of the explorers journals, obtained under the freedom of information act, most famously from the Land expeditions confidential correspondence to President Theodore Roosevelt, Maroons were described as huge hairy beings with misshaped heads that consumed their dead to include even the bones, and were observed relieving themselves and immediately ingesting their own waste.

[@JosephDowling-i9b]

Those things are "elementals" and were here on earth before humans evolved. Usually they are on a different plane. Occasionally planes cross paths, not often, this is when we seem them and they

[@richpoor2855]

That’s a great story and I really enjoyed listening to it. Well done.

[@angiefairhurst1159]

Stumbled across this channel. I found it quite interesting. However at times, this story seems to be dogman not big foot. It’s quite a story though lol

[@tiger38able]

Well, if there’s something dangerous like this out in the woods, the ranger would’ve called in and they would’ve had a whole bunch of people out there tracking it before it killed again so I’m saying BS to the story lol

[@skylermummert24]

Nope they try to keep it hush hush or people would stop going into state parks etc losing states and government money

[@levifoote7786]

Currently working on my 2 year to become a ranger where i live. Thanks for this haha😅😅

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Have fun!

[@JasmonTP]

Great story and hats off to the brave and courageous Ranger. You voice is great for narrating, had to sub. Glad I found your channel.

[@OldHillbillyHorror]

Much appreciated!

[@jaredlowry970]

I like how the diary records specific dialogue like a novel. How convenient that the diary provided so much exposition. “True” story alright.

[@justinlowery1049]

Bro quit crying you didn’t have to watch it

[@jaredlowry970]

@@justinlowery1049 Dude, it advertised itself as a true story in the title. I thought it was fairly fun to listen to. I'm just commenting on the fact that it's obviously not true.

[@nanninam8721]

Iscritta! Bellissime storie ♥️

[@tlalexander3]

Interesting story. I live in Cullowhee and I am an avid outdoorsman. I have been to the Wolf creek area a few times fishing and doing surveys