We Found An Abandoned Cabin-I REGRET Going Inside…

[@nawtygi]

I’ve been stationed at Fort wainwright Alaska and Fort Carson Colorado and let me tell yall, there is a lot of stuff going on out in the wilderness that I’ve seen alone that would make your skin crawl! I’m so glad for this channel because I don’t feel crazy about what I’ve witnessed with my own eyes! I was threatened with a section 14 in the army if I talked about what happened to me in Alaska.

[@MichaelEvetts]

Now I want to hear your stories! Lol

[@shelleystinton2425]

I was raised in Anchorage in the 70’s. I saw a 5 foot creature that might have been a small Sasquatch jumping at a rabbits hutch, we scared it away but it jumped through the bottom screen later that week. We lived behind the Fireweed theatre with Chester creek behind us, a great place for a little big foot.

[@generaleerelativity9524]

I saw them at Ft. Carson, during the day too.

[@DollHouseMadam]

Well ... now I will be wondering 🤔

[@radicalrandyshow9043]

I got stationed in rump ridge Iowa, Roughest years of meh life

[@-dopeland-3349]

As a native Idahoan, my best advice is that if you ever feel like you’re being watched, it’s because you are.

[@vernell2601]

You are so right! Native as well and have camped my whole life (52).

[@Backcountry91]

Lol by a squirrel.

[@Emilys_pretty_in_pink]

⁠@@Backcountry91Haha thats funny and true!

[@Emilys_pretty_in_pink]

You are very right, I am from Alaska (born and raised, but not native, I don’t think) and when in the woods there, if you feel like you are being watched you are, it’s very dangerous especially at night. You could be being watched by a squirrel or a grizzly bear! A bird or a moose! 🫎! If anyone ever visits Alaska and your not used to the climate and land, Better go hiking in the day, although it’s not much better it definitely helps to be able to see! Another thing is be loud when in the woods, bears and animals will most likely not come near if they know your there.

[@vernell2601]

@@Backcountry91 technically you are not wrong

[@nawtygi]

You make me feel sane and not alone in what happened to me in Alaska. Thank you!🙏

[@michaela6147]

1.99 really😂

[@snickerdoodles787]

What happened??

[@nawtygi]

@@michaela6147well, since I’m a disabled veteran and my fixed income I don’t get a lot. With rising rent, food, gas, everything else that hiked… I actually gave my last 2.00 I had until Friday. Yes, that means I couldn’t afford Christmas for my two grown children and my 7 year old grandson. But, you know what? I’m ok with that comment you made. I’m happy and you? You are just a bitter person and love to make people feel bad. In this case it didn’t work. Merry Christmas and I hope you have a great new year. ❤

[@roku3216]

Tell us what happened please?

[@nawtygi]

I did. With the comment above yours.

[@JeanetteSeaman]

With the multitude of things that seemed off from the moment they left their car, they should've had their Spidey senses on high alert. The woods are a place that you never want to let your guard down. ..❤

[@autodogdact3313]

Yes, they kept making bad decisions. Also people rely on their phones and don't think to bring a physical trail map or compass. Why would you ever follow a game trail when you believed you were already off your original trail?

[@meganleffingwell3437]

I was thinking the same thing, I never rely on my phone GPS when hiking! 😂 I never let my guard down either in the woods because we have a lot of wildlife around here and I live only a couple miles away from Manistee national park!

[@jessicacanfield5058]

The one thing I have heard in other stories is that the beasts just want to scare you away

[@mississippidrifter5960]

As someone who has spent most of their life in the woods and who currently lives in this very area of this story I always stay on alert in the wilderness and always stay ready for anything.

[@theresamccullum4785]

@@mississippidrifter5960 be prepared

[@roku3216]

East of Kooskia, Idaho, my friend and I and 3 dogs hiked up a wash full of elk tracks. It was steep and mountainous, choked with ferns, Solomon’s seal, and brush, so the dry wash was the only trail up the mountain. The dogs were ahead of us when suddenly they came running at top speed back past us. Then the smell hit, the feces-rotting meat-vomit smell. We didn’t know what it was, but if a big Chesapeake, a wolf hybrid, and a typically fierce mongrel were that afraid of whatever it was, we were too, and ran after the dogs. We didn’t see or hear anything, but what a smell!

[@Scott-se9yl]

Could it have been a sasquatch? They smell like feces/rotten meat. A werewolf smells like wet dog/moldy hay.

[@RachaelEaves-d7x]

Out of all the comments, I'll believe yours before anyone else's. Thank you for sharing, and for being smart about following the animals when they turned tail and went back to safety.

[@roku3216]

@@RachaelEaves-d7x I’m a big chicken and if the dogs are scared, I run away 🤣. One time they surprised a bear and I heard the huff as they all came running. I didn’t know I could outrun a big dog like that. But yes, if your dogs are scared, leave, and thank you.

[@hyrumhanson3390]

A Grizzly bear that has been eating rotting meat for a while will smell absolutely vile, and just as described.

[@roku3216]

@@hyrumhanson3390 That’s what I was thinking at the time. Smart dogs and people don’t mess with those either.

[@candijones6833]

I've passed by the sawtooths many times on the way to Boise, it about a 3 1/2 hr drive. My family lives northeast of the sawtooths about an hour. Very beautiful, very remote! I wouldn't be surprised at all for something we don't know about to live in that vastness of nothing. Strange things happen in those mountains for sure! We've smelled the rotten, putrid wet dog smell and growls as well outside my parents house at night

[@jessicacanfield5058]

😮that is scary

[@Katyn1882]

Omg put up cameras to see if you catch anything

[@kristinluvscats]

Cabin fever! Merry Christmas Josh! You have no idea how happy I am to see a new video!

[@ShirleeKnott]

[@Vipateta]

and these four hikers went into the woods before it got dark planning to camp. Even though it was an isolated location, none of them were armed. and the ground was vibrating for no reason. and those monstrous creatures couldn't catch up to them even though they were running at random in the woods. and the creature was standing next to the car but all three managed to get in. yeah I believe this.

[@youta5]

Yes, this story really is not believeable and sounds constructed in almost every detail.

[@cindymamon8001]

Love your storytelling!! I look forward to your next stories, awesome!!👏

[@clydemobleyjr30]

Merry Christmas to all that lurks beneath!

[@Michelle-z4n]

Merry Christmas to you, Clyde!

[@vickinappier1009]

Merry Christmas 🎄

[@4fNReal-]

Merry Christmas! And cabin fever

[@TheQuickSilver101]

Merry (belated) Christmas to you too!

[@clydemobleyjr30]

Happy new year forever one what looks beneath i hope it will be a good year!

[@suedavenport8208]

Thanks

[@Travis-k6p]

While in the Coastguard i was working at the recruiting office in Spokane WA. I went into Idaho every weekend to hike different spots. I was the biggest skeptic until that point. I didn't believe in any Cryptids. That year hiking various places in ID, changed Mt mind forever. Near ID Falls I saw tracks that were definitely Bigfoot and I heard one clears as day. That didn't shake me up as much as what i saw in courdelane. Not sure of the city spelling there, but it was either a Skinwalker or Wendigo. I didn't stick around long enough to find out.

[@maggiesfarm7970]

I live in Idaho. I do everything outdoors here. Never had a bit of trouble with cryptids.

[@user-gj9cn7tn5r]

The real monsters live in Hayden Lake, ID.

[@user-gj9cn7tn5r]

@@maggiesfarm7970Cryptids, no problem. Aryans, big problem.

[@ramonmartinez5929]

I love in idaho falls have not seen anything. But I know they are everywhere. Have heard loud screams in the high Sierra

[@JohnDoe-qz1ql]

How did the one in Courdelane look??

[@Serenityfor1]

Hey I live in NW Idaho there’s lots of Sasquatch sitings in the Kootenai mountains. They are plentiful up here!

[@vsenefsky]

There have been many sighting in Clearwater County as well.

[@tbd3058]

Those turned out to be just some Amish women on vacation

[@charlessanders]

I've backpacked the sawtooth mountains and never had these issues. It's actually really beautiful.

[@beautifuljj86]

Agreed. The sawtooths are where my intuition feels the best! I am there alone a lot and my alarm never goes off! However, in north Idaho my intuition often sparks that I shouldn’t be there. Not always! But at least 1/10 times I’m out there in the wilderness.

[@tbd3058]

No really, you never had these issues? Lmao

[@My1Beautifullie]

BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT EVER! THANK YOU SO MUCH! YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE! MERRY CHRYSLER! THANKS FOR ANOTHER EPIC YEAR OF STORIES 🎄🎄🎄🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤

[@kolemannpatton4628]

The high quality visual edits are elevating the videos and compliment your truly great story telling with eerie atmosphere.

[@aliisoncox]

I’m an Idaho Native, my family owns a Cabin up in the mountains in Fairfield area. We decided to take one last family camping trip of the year in late October. We were camping along the Boise River. One morning, my niece and I decided to take a stroll along the river and she found a footprint. It was just one footprint. Not very big probably about 10 inches in length and not very wide either. But the depth was about an inch deep into the dirt . I wish I could share a picture with you all.

[@toddoughty2043]

Cabinet Fever!!! Good Job Hank! Muchas gracias for the vids!

[@Starry_Skye22]

Who the hell is Hank? His name is Josh

[@Atvrider-ys5fo]

What’s crazy is I’m pretty sure I’ve seen this little man at the church I used to go to, it’s been about a year, but I remember he was always in a great mood and wanting to talk to absolutely everybody, he is a social butterfly that brings smiles and joy to everyone around❤❤

[@TrevorNet]

⬅️ Born & raised in Idaho. River Guide on the Salmon River. From the pan handle to southeast Idaho, everywhere felt like home. If i could move back, I would.

[@MouseMotes]

Great stories tonight!❤ And Merry Christmas! 🎄🎁

[@ThatMontanaMom]

Cabin fever…and those photos are no blackbear.

[@Luuskamuikkunen]

Skibidi

[@TalesofDawnandDusk]

Stuff like this makes me very excited for when I finally start translating and making videos on the next section of 1000 year old Japanese folktales I've been working on because the next section is exclusively devoted to ghosts and demons and I can't wait to see what similarities people find between scary stories that cross time and space.

[@mrefiles]

Sounds very interesting I'll have to check it out

[@christinerobinson4163]

Cabin Fever!!! Another great episode. 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@jayatomic1633]

Morning from the uk,.. Loving the content, keep it up, ❤

[@celiselavallee6012]

Merry Christmas, wishing you and your family all the best! Another great video!

[@cjc9257]

Merry Christmas Josh and to all the what learks beneathers 🎉🎉 Happy Holidays

[@TheQuickSilver101]

Merry (belated) Christmas and happy new year to you too!

[@Whitewall25]

You can hike in Idaho I have just taken a friend and a knife or something to protect yourself and tell people where you will be. Also don't explore any buildings that might seem unsafe/dangerous. Idaho is really pretty in the mountain area so I recommend there but have someone with you and tell others where you will be. Idaho is beautiful I recommend visiting.

[@sealyoness]

I never saw anything but fossils when we went to Bruneau Canyon. That and abandoned appliances (I don't think Bigfoot cooks), and cow pies. The rocky canyon was deep and awesome, though. I like the diversity of Idaho, however. Definitely not for hiking alone, though! Be well!

[@4bztruth]

I live in Boise Idaho, and have been the the sawtooth mountains several times to go camping. One of the most beautiful places to visit. Somehow this story makes me want to go visit this cabin!! 😱🤩

[@sandraoyervides6465]

❤ from Idaho. Ty for a great upload.

[@toddoughty2043]

hi totally unrelated but ive been trying to find a good map of ghost towns in Idaho, any ideas? so far the Google is no bueno

[@fayebrown9874]

MERRY CHRISTMAS! Thank you! You are Appreciated!

[@tammymeadows3120]

Was just getting ready to sleep, lo and behold here you are 😁

[@EpicDude86]

Haha I WAS too 😂

[@sweetreggaemusic5479]

Goodnight guys 😂😂

[@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes]

You mean _lo & behold_

[@clarencemounce9851]

Cabin fever, great video and great stories. I hope you have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 👍👍👍👏👏👏😎

[@lovelylady81]

In general I love that you have a different take on stories I’ve heard on a few different channels and it makes it so interesting to hear the story again in a different way! ❤

[@SandiBlack-z6d]

Cabin fever includes terrors and cold chills 🌳🌙😱

[@farrahbazzelle268]

I love stories like this because a lot of people seem not to want to believe stuff like this until they see what ever with their own too eyes and at that point they have no choice but to believe it and what ever they see 9 times out of 10 are looking at them as well there is no telling what is really lurking in these woods and Forest that would probably scare the hell out of you and if you manage to get away from it it's a great story to tell if anyone would believe you

[@lilitharam44]

The beginning of this story sounds like a bunch of kids that needed to go back to their dorm rooms, because it's pretty clear they aren't experienced hikers. Nothing they did made any sense. Thanks for the great upload!

[@abhijit-sarkar]

They were in the college, not kids.

[@Michelle-z4n]

You gotta start somewhere when becoming an “experienced,” hiker though, right? I applaud the group’s willingness to explore somewhere new; they at least had enough sense to make it out alive, and they probably never went back to that trail and so they learned a few life saving lessons on their 2 mile walk. Also,I am glad they shared their story, so now we all know the forests of Idaho have some scary furry beasts to be on the lookout for. I personally think it is all the forests in North America.

[@dwayneroberts6616]

Taking your phone as a flashlight for camping is a city slicker move.

[@1ronw1ll78]

No it's Gen Z idiocy. I always ask "Why doesn't anyone just buy a dam flashlight? It's only $70 for a good Streamlight or Nitecore but it's a difference between a 3 foot light and a 300 foot light. Theyre idiots... God forbid they ever had to build a fire and didn't have accelerater and a lighter!! 😮 Lol!! .. Wait, do phones do that too now?

[@tbd3058]

Using phone flashlights fits this made up story better

[@beckylynn209]

Thank you for the new story! I can't listen to it yet because it's not my bedtime yet. I listened to your stories every night to go to sleep too.. Once in a while one will scare me too much n I have to listen to something cheery but for the most part I listen to you.. Thank you for your stories. Dogman stories are my favorite. Im hoping this one is dogman.. Merry Christmas and Thank's again.. 🤗

[@GAMeR4rLiFe662]

I Miss Idaho Y'all Im From Mississippi and i can't wait 2 go back and visit...just in time🍿☺️ my favorite horror blogger/podcast you and Slapped 🐷

[@mrefiles]

Very awesome story like always WLB! Cheers 🍻

[@marievaleur7877]

Cabin Fever and Merry Christmas!!! Those are some creepy photos, who knows what is out there. Keep an open mind y'all, I lived out in the country for several years and sometimes creepy things happen, from noises to strange animal behavior. Stay safe everyone and enjoy this time of the year!!

[@ms.annthrope415]

Keep an open mind, but not open like a trash can. Think logically. Remember that stress, fear, excitement distorts what you see and can easily misidentity what you saw. Confirmation bias can distort what you saw and darkness plays with your vision. Darkness and fear will turn your mind into mush with fear and panic.

[@tinishatoliver1795]

Thank you Lord jesus, and thank you for @What Lurks Beneath. Y'all two seem to ALWAYS be right on time!!!! 👌🏽👽🖖🏽👍🏽💞❕

[@idahomike3448]

Haha! If they were hiking in the Sawtooths they could have walked across the top of all the other hikers. No way they were out there alone. It's a fun story though, I loved it.

[@beautifuljj86]

Thank you for saying this! The sawtooths are busy and safe. I’m there alone must of the summer and early fall and there is nothing to fear there!

[@cookieberger7464]

Cabin fever. I'd seen the pic before a few years ago but did not know the story behind it. That would have been such a scary experience and thankfully he handled it so well. Also it was a lucky thing the sasquatch seemed curious rather than aggressive.

[@maryknapp5360]

Great encounters THANK YOU for your time ,to make us happy to hear a good story

[@kktazz4870]

Thanks for the upload josh! Merry Christmas to you and your family from me and mines🎄🎁

[@cheripitcock5258]

CABIN FEVER. LOVE YOUR VOICE AND NARRATING. GREAT VIDEOS, KEEP THEM COMING.

[@MissBabyLamb]

Hmm… Idahoan here. Just starting the video!! Very excited yet nervous lol. We live 20 mins from Boise. And we just bought a camper to take out here. Having second thoughts. 😅

[@AbigailWrites]

You'll be fine. I grew up in mid central idaho and frequently camped/backpacked, both alone and with groups. My father always told me I was safer miles away from civilization than surrounded by people in a city (provided you are smart and prepared). I've found this to be true. Living in SoCal as an adult, I've experienced shootings and tweakers that scared me more than anything I ever saw in the woods. To me, this story sounds like dumb unprepared city kids encountering a bear or sasquatch. They arrived right before sunset, no light source other than phones, in an area they were unfamiliar with, and no gun or even bear spray. Plus, they continued on despite the woods being silent/getting a "bad feeling," which is a huge no-no. The woods are only silent if a large predator is in the area. I would have turned back as soon as the woods went silent, but they definitely should have turned around after seeing the carcasses. Buy a headlamp and weapon, listen to your instincts, and avoid setting up camp after dark. Anywhere you can tow a camper will be frequented by other people, and you can make a very quick exit if needed. Pack well and have fun!!

[@beautifuljj86]

I’m a female solo adventurer and the sawtooths are where I feel the safest and most at home! You’ll love it!

[@nancyM1313-Boo]

🎅🌲 *Merry Christmas Josh*

[@evelynreyes657]

Cabin fever ! Merry Christmas Josh and fans of what lurks beneath from Massachusetts 🎄🎄🎄🎄

[@surlyunicorn9461]

Merry Christmas, Josh. 🎄Cabin Fever. Bridgewater Triangle episode soon?

[@ms.annthrope415]

I live in southern idaho, so now you've got my curiosity peaked. I hsd listened to s report of a possible dogman on a trail going down to the Snake River. I was able to trace the identity of the person and followed the story. I'm sure several changes as the local buildings described didnt match. Curious where this old cabin in the first atory is.

[@kaydenbrower362]

Born and raised in northern Idaho(priest river) …just came across your channel and weirdly enough, this video lol love it!!

[@cryptidcouchscholar9307]

Hi from Idaho.. We ❤❤❤❤❤❤your channel here!!!! Keep up the great story narraration and sheet! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@christophersavoy9448]

Great storytelling! I enjoy listening to your stories while working!

[@DefDragon_]

Cabin fever, And merry christmas from sweden!

[@leealex77]

Cabin fever! And Merry Christmas❤

[@dwellinj1513]

Cabin fever - always can expect the best from Josh and am never disappointed!

[@mikeedwards8802]

Cabin fever! Love your videos, can’t get enough. I do have a question. How can someone submit a story or two to you??

[@Phaota]

Cabin Fever. I remember seeing those amazing Sasquatch face shots before, but never the story behind them, so thanks for that. Definitely one of the Bigfoot variations, since there a many types. Some hostile, others semi-friendly. It's good thing Scott wasn't staring down a Dogman, at least not one of the bad ones. As for the first story, I'm calling BS. These guys stumble into a Dogman's den, it comes out and didn't immediately kill every one of them for a snack later. Yeah right. Then they managed to outrun it to the mountain side? Not likely. Dogmen are swift runners and almost ninja-like in their movements. The only reason I can see that these boys were not immediately killed at the cabin or overtaken in their dash to get away was that the creature was toying with them. He would basically be pulled a Pepé Le Pew and slowly keeping his distance, but still staying close enough to see what the kids would do next. That Dogman could have ran them all down in a flash of a fur and blood if it so desired. So, I'm not so sure this story is accurate.

[@donnadunlop7853]

Thankyou Josh. Merry Christmas to you and your family. 🧑‍🎄🎄🎅🇬🇧

[@Thorrson7]

Cabin Fever!! Awesome stories!! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@c.r.k.7162]

That's a really beautiful area in Idaho

[@suedavenport8208]

Just a thank you, Josh, for all the pleasure and frights you’ve given me during this year. I’m in Italy, I’m a University lecturer here so…..Buongiorno e Buona Vigilia di Natale a tutti I miei amici. Che questo Santo Natale possa portarvi Gioia, Serenità e tanto Amore.

[@timnolan1802]

Cabin fever! good stuff, man! Although , for personal reasons, I tend to takt things my dad says with a grain of salt; he did recount a story of a time he was driving home from work. He used to be a foreman for Masse Mines in West Virginia, and he was in the Appalachian Mountains in the western panhandle. Driving on a back road he jokingly called a "Goat Path" (he earned the nickname Goatroper that day lol), he claims he was crossing a bridge over a creek that was about 5 to 6 feet under the bridge. As he slowed down to cross the bridge; and it's about 7 pm, so it's starting to get dark, he looks out of the driver side window and said he's looking a Bigfoot dead in the eyes. It's standing high enough that their faces were directly at the same level. He says it just looks at him as he drives on hoping that it doesn't feel an itch to hit the truck and possibly knock him off of this small bridge. The truck is about the size of a Dodge Dakota, and it was looking him square in the eye. That would easily place this creature standing between 8 and 9 feet tall.

[@johnjessey6955]

Cabin Fever. Merry Christmas Josh and Lurks Beneath Fam. 🎄✝️👍

[@susanbutler2542]

Thank you very much, Josh❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@diannezipperer181]

CABIN FEVER...Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year to you and your family. God Bless and Stay Safe 🙏❤️🙌

[@michaelhampton9679]

Cabin Fever. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Great story dude.

[@lotti73]

Great stories. Merry Christmas everyone 😊

[@daledenstedt6369]

Cabin fever so bad great video guys thank you 🎉🎉🎉

[@oblivian9505]

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to you, Josh! All holiday blessings to you and all the other Lurkers out there❣️🎄🥳

[@enzeru5491]

CABIN FEVER!, Great video Josh, thanks, its heavily appreciated!!!!!!!

[@pam190]

Merry Christmas to you and your family. Truly love y’all soooo much.

[@suzyvivian7514]

Cabin fever for sure. I really enjoy your stories. You are very talented.

[@manuelmartinezjr8371]

Love these stories, keep them coming.

[@loricarpenter1590]

Looking forward to hearing more stories from you this coming new year!

[@thombell3311]

Cabin Fervour! Great episode! Happy Christmas ⛄🎄❄️❄️❄️

[@Lowkey_ID]

I always wanted a cabin in the woods, you've shattered that dream now😅

[@tinishatoliver1795]

No Micheal!!!! Don't go in 😢 Taylor Smart & Observant! I can tell!!

[@johnhoben293]

I'm getting Evil Dead vibes from the cabin and the trap door, Groovy.

[@tbd3058]

It was the giant carnivorous electric boogaloo furry penguin-mole at it again. Not able to catch them in the small cabin space or catch up to them outside despite being very large

[@rondamullins8831]

Cabin fever.. Hope I never encounter such a creature. Happy Holidays Josh to you and your loved ones!

[@chattywalrus8485]

Merry Christmas, Josh❣️ Cabin fever! When you get it in a creepy cabin in the middle of nowhere, go outside at night for a breath of fresh kill and wet dog odor!

[@shaunpenne1840]

Merry Christmas to you and your family, big guy!!!😊😊😊😊

[@nikkistump3480]

Incredible pics

[@patriciariley963]

I truly enjoy listening to you ❤

[@nikkistump3480]

Merry Christmas WLB!

[@MichaelaEDavis]

Cabin Fever ❤ my aunt and i got stalked by something during a hike back in 2016 in new england...never saw it just heard it. It even let out this roar/scream that ive never heard before or since when we were retreating. I dont like to think about what it was but i do wonder if it was a dogman if it wasnt something normal

[@thing1thing2themediamaniac43]

DogMan or BigFoot

[@NessaSimne]

cabbin fever! Awesome as always. Merry christmas everyone!

[@sealyoness]

Those pictures showed a wide, human-like nose. No way that's a bear. A yeti; very likely. This hairy dude looked curious, not hungry. COOL.

[@morijinsbrother]

Merry Christmas man, thanks for continuing to put out great content. Looking forward to what's to come in 2025

[@CarefulSteps1]

cabin fever... have a lovely holiday week josh w/your family....wish you great joy and peace.

[@ExploreOhioWilderness]

Cabin🌲Fever

[@MuzzySkeleton]

Yeah, lets go into an abandoned, closed building full of bones, gore and blood. What could possibly go wrong? Sometimes I root for the monster or entity in a story because the people are plain dumb and serve themselves on a platter. Cabin fever.

[@ms.annthrope415]

They would be then first to die in a horror movie.

[@tigersmom77]

Cabin fever!!!! Merry Christmas, Josh and family!

[@shawna7720]

Cabin fever, thanks, Josh! Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤️ everyone. ✌️ ☮️

[@moose10231]

I have spent most of my life out in the woods and have never experienced anything strange. I have experienced plenty of strange stuff elsewhere though. I want to see some weird shit in the woods!

[@debidehm9129]

I’ve experienced a lot of strange phenomenon. It was all at Walmart, and as I understand is that it happens at all Walmart’s.