Jared, I grew up in rural Henderson County, NC. (Flat Rock and Hendersonville area), and know lots of stories. And though I am a writer by trade, NOBODY can tell a story like you! Please keep up the great work!

These stories enthrall me. I'm from Robertson county Tennessee home of the Bell Witch. These stories are far better than ours I think. I am a believer of all this.

As a life long resident of WV, I have heard many stories of incidents like many of the stories you tell. I really miss my grandparent's and people of their age, they were so full of stories and knowledge. The knowledge about preserving, gardening, signs, there is just so much I wish I would have paid a lot closer attention to.

Jared I hope you never run out of these stories. I love them so much. Thank you. You are such a blessing. Much love to you and your family. ❤️ STAY AWESOME

Some of these stories reminds of tales my Grandpa used to tell me when I was growing up.

Native West Virginian here! I love listening to your stories! I have a few spooky ones myself handed down by my great grandmother. I will send them to you!

Thank you for sharing so many of the tales of Appalachia.

Hey Jared!! I love to just sit either on the porch or in a cool quiet place and listen to you tell all these hant stories. I’m from southeast TN

Jared I would love to hear more stories about witches

Your voice is so perfect for a storyteller... and I love your accent, too! More awesome stories, please! Take it easy, hope I'll see you in a few. 😊💗💜💙

I thoroughly enjoy listening to these tales, sir, your voice reminds me of home … thank you for taking the time to share some of your stories with us… I’ll sit and listen for hours if you are willing to talk . Sure do appreciate you

Reminds me of the old stories my aunts and uncles would tell us kids while sitting on the old wood seat swing hanging from a tree. They were sure to mention the swing seat came from the old haunted house and at night the swing would start swinging by itself. Scared us kids but we kept coming back for more

Awesome Video ! Please do more of any Appalachia Stories any kinda Country folk &these too!

Great stories & narration! Thanks.

Hi I'm from Michigan, bu/ my late dad was from middle tennessee. Dekalb County. I miss hearing his voice so much. I listen to you and my fiance laughs at me. You sound just like Tom Lewis my dad, and I love your stories a lot. It makes me so happy listening to you. Mom and dad came to Detroit for work, but every chance they could they brought us kids home and I sorely miss those trips. Love what you're doing keep up the good work!

@ Jared King TV You are a very good story teller and one of those people with a nice soothing voice that people always want to listen too. I enjoy all of your stories. I look forward to hearing more. Take care 👋😁

Great stories and excellent narration! Thanks for keeping these stories and memories alive. I found your channel today on a recommendation from Donnie Laws’ channel. Wishing you and yours a great weekend. I’m a new subscriber from Texas and I’m really looking forward to exploring and sharing the rest of your videos.

Jared I grew up on stories like this I enjoy listening

Love love love this ❤thank you so much for sharing I love your story’s

I’m new and I love the stories wishing people would listen to how they helped each other no matter what

You're voice so peaceful soothing to listen to like Charlie Daniels

Those are awesome stories. I hope you don't runout anytime soon. You really found your nitch in story telling . Great video. Liked the photos you put with this as well. Great job. Awesome video. Keep Safe❤Keep Well ❤

Watching now Broski. Thank you for another amazing one!! Absolutely LOVE your Appalachian series! But there again maybe i'm a little biased as I Love ALL your content and you my brother 😁😁😊😊💜💜💜💜

Hi bro! 🙋 Loving these stories. Great to watch at dark. Makes it more spooky. Keep up the awesome job.

I after I pass I want to be gone, there’s a few I wouldn’t mind haunting but not at the risk of wandering the earth for eternity, no sir-me gone!

You the man! .. Your always finding fab stories and tell them so well my friend! :)

Love your stories. I grew up in West Virginia and I have heard old stories like these all my life.

Aunt Delphine was a prankster 😂

Loved hearing these Stories working Night shift Awesome Makes work FUN❤❤❤❤

I live just above Doyle. Have friends there. Goodness! That was scary.

Great show keep up the good work be safe my friends God bless all

Brother Jared, When that old boy went to throw that water out of the door and the water went through the witch, I guess she was a Water Witch-er. 😆 🤣 😂 Couldn't help myself. 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆

Animal s can tell god gave them a sense they know

Thank. You. Live. I. Alabama. Love. Ghost. Story s. Like. This. God. Bless. You

Watching from work brother, so awesome to hear an amazing story from an incredible author! Much love fam🤙, thanks for sharing!

whoo whoo I love these videos so glad you are doing these Jared 💙 🙌

When I was five my mammaw passed away. I was mostly with her up until then. I used to play with her after her passing in our room at my pappaws. I never cried bc I told my mom she hadn’t left me. I still read the bottoms of coffee cups bc of her. I’m no expert but I believe in it. I’m from a small town in east TN. We have one red light 😂

I Love This Stuff..Watching Over,Thanks for Sharing,You Rock🤘🖤💀💯

To quote Ray Stevens, ain’t no haint going to run me off!!!

Omg please do more of these

Enjoyed more than you can ever know! Wow!

LOVE THESE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow, cool sir o cool, wooow.

Loved this one Halloween is my favorite time of the year. 👻💀👻

Old man with no eyeballs? God lordie eeeeeee

My great grandparents lived on Gumspring mtn not far from Doyle .

My grandpa was born and raised on one of the mountains above Doyle in Tennessee.

Brother Jared, that Ghost 👻 car could have been 2 teenage haints a spsrkin. 😆 🤣 😂

My mother talked. Of the old house... In kentucky doors nailed shut would not stay went down there scared each. Other all gone now thank u America

Love these stories ty hun

Have you heard of the story about the “ Lost boys of Allegheny “ ? Alison Krauss sang a song about them called Jacobs dream .

AS USUAL THIS WAS REALLY GREAT! KEEP EM' COMING!!

I really enjoy your stories

My paternal side of the family is from Apalachia a mix of Aboriginal, Coctwa and Celtic

Omg Jared those stories Scary me I got cold chilles

I grew up on the Cherokee reservation big stores

Paw was into some stuff with the underworld..

Loved it! Thanks for sharing! Blessings from Myrtle Beach!

Great stories Jarod !!!!

Big Fork, Arkansas has a swimming hole called the mill hole. It was an old granite mine. I have spent many summer afternoons there. There has been lots of injuries in that place. There has been a few odd drownings there as well.

I met a few witches in my time matter of a fact I was raised by two white witches

I absolutely love these stories Jared... Al shared out for you brother, say hi to lora for me blessings 🤗💙🧙

😂🤣😂 Sounds like Aunt Delphi was having the time of her.....life????

When I was a child I experienced the ghost car on many occasions.

Great stories! ☀️

I loved your stories!, they were scary and interesting too. The old house and log cabins were beautiful. My sister in law, Margaret, used to tell old stories about her shot gun toting mama, Bessie, who lived in the West Virginia mountains, and Devil Ance Hatfield was her mama's cousin. Her stories about her family weren't scary, but they were still interesting and fun to listen too. Thanks for sharing , looking forward to more stories, especially ghost stories! Have a great Sunday. God bless you too.😊🌷🌼🌻

Awesome watch want to see more that 🧙‍♀️ witch is scary.

Your a true Brother and we appreciate you very much 🤜🔥🤛 I'm definitely sharing you out..

Awesome jerad thanks for sharing 👍

Love your accent! Beautiful voice.

I’m going to try to get caught up on some of your stories today I’ve got a few of my own I’ll tell later

Hey. I enjoyed the video. Thanks for the content and hard work,

I grew up in Appalachia haywood County i hope he tells about the utah mountain witch or the witch at devils court house.

Thank you for the stories Jared! I live in Tennessee too.

These tails etc. were thought up to be used as a tool to get people off of properties.

I really like your stories they are interesting and awesome

Rey rey Rey, yeeeeeehaaaaaa sir, wooow.

Dunlap is right by me , my land is on the side of baker mountain in spencer

Yes ❤

Hahaha..... Loved the story about the old Man who said "get outta my house". 😅 Ya know, he wouldn't have had to tell me twice! Hahaha. I guess he not only didn't like being dead, but didn't like his ' next of kin' too much either. Hahahaha.... I can just see it now! Hahaha sorry, this one made me actually laugh out loud and I almost spewed my Dr Pepper across the desk. 😅

My grandfather used Oxen. During the War they were allowed to cut on State and Federal land and pretty much all they wanted. They cut maple and beech up in the tops. There were some big trees back in those days and it was quite a haul even downhill. He married Grandma when she as sixteen. She lost her first two babies then she had four with no trouble. When my father was twelve, he was coming home with his father and saw his mother laying halfway out of the front door. She had died of food poisoning and she only made it that far. Grandpa heart stopped when he was Sixty. When i was sixty I had to have a pacemaker put in my chest.

I know Dunlap. Live right below Chattanooga. Heard many of your tails

Dang gooduns !

While I have relatives from the Deep South on both sides of my family... I myself did not grow up in the Deep-South or in Appalachia. My first (and probably only) introduction to the people and 'older' ways of Appalachia are from Hollywood movies... most notably... --"Next of Kin" (1988) starting the late actors Patrick Swayze, Bill Paxton and Liam Neeson who star as brothers who were raised and grew up in the hills of Appalachia... --and the horror movie... "Pumpkinhead" with each movie coming out within about a year of each other. While "Next of Kin" is more of crime/ action movie... it does have one scene in particular that was rather spooky: At the very beginning of the movie.... Det. Truman Gates (Patrick Swayze) responds to an apparent "bar-fight turned murder"... Gates arrives the apartment of the main suspect, Billy Simpson, where Truman & Billy have a chat... and soon learn they are from neighboring counties in Kentucky (Harlan & Perry Cos.)... and Truman claims that he and his brothers used to hunt in Willy's home-county of Harlan up on "Daggot's Ridge". Billy explains that he knows exactly where Truman is talking about: "Hey, there are ghosts up on that ridge. Yeah... one time my dogs took me straight down this hollow (holler??). There weren't no wind or nothing. It just got real cold. Then all at once... them dogs started to howl. Like... like they was talking to the dead. Yeah, man. There are ghosts up on that ridge". Sure... it was just a movie... but that being said... something was really eating at Billy Simpson especially to make him think of that past memory that still haunted him. The next movie "Pumpkinhead" was supernatural horror film, starring actor, Lance Henriksen, who plays "Ed Harley"... a scorned father who's on the warpath and seeking vengeance for the untimely death of his young son at the hands of reckless teenagers. Harley seeks out an (Appalachian??) witch of Black Ridge named 'Haggis' who sends Ed Harley out to "Razorback Holler"... a cemetery that apparently served as an informal resting place (or dumping-ground) for those poor souls who were less-than-loved or who were downright rejected and despised. Or.... as Haggis put it to Ed Harley: "Ever hear of 'Razorback Holler'??... There's an old graveyard way back... deep in them woods. Mountain-folk use to bury kin in there... kin they was ashamed of!!". As if that old crone Haggis couldn't be any scarier... she wasn't one to mince words and made no bones about it. That old woman looked like she was nothing but a bag of bones who couldn't lift herself out of her rocking chair even if her last breath depended on it... but she easily made the Wicked Witch of the West (from the Wizard of Oz) look sweeter than sugar... and scared the living piss out of me. Holy Sh**!!😳 From what I can recall... it is never clearly stated what county, town or state where the events of "Pumkinhead" take place... That being said... the only place(s) that I have ever heard words like "holler, kin, kin-folk" ect. has only been in the Deep South of the US and especially in Appalachia.

Thanks! You help me fall asleep every night. I use to hike, and I live in the coastal area of NH, I wanted to do a short south bound through the white mountains (now a bucket list wish.) Just to say I've been on the AT. I have a knack for making very nice hiking sticks. If you've got a mailing address that I can send one. please get in touch and I'd be honoured to make you your own Yankee walking stick. I have 2 maple sticks about 10 ft long that have been just drying out in my living room for years and it's time to move them out. Please let me know if you'd like a custom made stick and I'll make it and send it to you. Just need to know how tall you are to create the proper height of the stick or staff...whichever you'd like.. it's not just a stick, each one is unique and I make them for Christmas presents for family. I also need to know your favourite color to further customize your stick. Thanks again Jared you make a difference in so many lives. Your Yankee brother in Christ, Pooly.

Great story Jared, love it,God bless you and have a goodn

I love your videos

I had an aunt Delphi! She didn't haunt me after she died tho

Is that the actual a real picture of the woman? They should have left that barn alone. The twisted sticks may be willow wicker items that sounds like some Keltic folklore I have heard of from the mountains area not to far of a drive from Dublin. You ever hear of the black Spector dogs?

I was born and raised in Southern California in the 1960’s so I have never heard about these stories or have seen pictures like these. I love them ,thank you!🇺🇸 I am a new subscriber…❤

I just found your channel and I think you just might be my new favorite storyteller. Your voice, accent, delivery and cadence help to set the mood and I absolutely love your videos. I just followed and can't wait to hear more! You have a blessed day, sir!

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Rootin fer taters in de backwoods wit auntie Delphi .

Brother man. I should have your voice on my voice mail saying leave a message

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I’m curious to know the location of the story in Alabama

19:28 is where I’m at I’ll be back shortly

We have an antibellium home across my st seen same woman not of our time period two yrs row hmm waiting cool michigan

Hon I do not know why my phone is duplicating my messages. I knew they were on live chats but now on here. I will start watching and delete them 💕❤️💕

Why is one chimney away from the house in one of the photos during the first story?