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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2025 · 10 MIN

What Lurks in These Woods at Night Will TERRIFY You!

from Scary Stories Podcast

A remake of our first scary tale where we gather 'round the campfire and prepare to hear a chilling Appalachian story that'll leave you glancing over your shoulder next time you're in the woods. This spine-tingling tale from the heart of Kentucky tells of a late fall night when the air was sharp, the woods were silent, and something unnatural watched from the shadows. With eyes that gleamed like an animal's and limbs bent backward like no creature should have, this encounter was more than a trick of the light-it was a brush with something otherworldly. Is it a Wendigo? A Skinwalker? Or something older that lurks deep in the Appalachian hills? As the fire crackles and the night presses close, you'll hear the story of a young boy who came face-to-face with a creature that wasn't meant to be seen. Discover the eerie details-the pale skin, claw-like fingers, and low, ragged breath-and learn why some things in the woods are better left unseen.Here's the YouTube video: https://youtu.be/3JoyP7dTvkg

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