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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2019 · 30 MIN

Urban Legends: Texas

from Creepy Campfire Podcast · host Ryan Marcum and Jordan Hearn

Welcome to another edition of Urban Legends. This go around Texas gets the spotlight as we talk about El Muerto, the headless horsemen of Southern Texas. We learn of an actual cattle rustler going toe to toe with a group of Texas Rangers and the gruesome conclusion to this battle. Settle in close tonight, make sure you have your six shooter and spurs, cause this one's gonna get rough. Stay Toasty! We got Merch! Check out the link below for all your Campfire needs: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/creepy-campfire-podcast Thank you to everyone for the continued support of the show! If you would like to get in touch with Ryan and Jordan you can email us at [email protected]. We would be honored to hear personal stories from our listeners. Whether it's alien abduction, ghost encounters, fights with cryptids, or visits from the Men in Black we want to hear about it. Seriously. No matter how big or small we want to hear your story. If you give us the permission we would even love to include it in the show! It could be in the form of us simply reading your email, or even an interview on the show with us. Thanks again for listening everyone, and don't forget to share us on your social media, rate, subscribe, and tell a friend!

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