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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2022 · 29 MIN

Apex Predators:Ted Bundy And Serial Killers In America’s Forests

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Host Chester Moore uncovers how Ted Bundy used wilderness spaces as hunting grounds, with insights from a New York Times best-selling author who interviewed Bundy himself. Discover the hidden link between serial killers and the great outdoors—and practical tips to stay safe in wild places. In the debut episode of Dark Outdoors, Chester dives deep into the chilling intersection of wilderness and true crime. With exclusive insights from a best-selling author who interviewed Bundy, this episode reveals how Bundy used the great outdoors as his hunting grounds—and why the danger is not just in the past. You’ll discover: How Ted Bundy exploited forests and remote areas for his crimes The rarely discussed link between serial killers and wilderness spaces Why women in particular should take extra precautions in outdoor settings Practical tips to avoid being targeted by modern-day predators 📷 Follow Chester on Instagram: @thechestermoore Dark Outdoors is presented by: Texas Frightmare Weekend – The Southwest’s premier horror convention & film festival Hog Hunt USA – A forthcoming app for hog hunting Texas Fish & Game Magazine – Your ultimate outdoor resource

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