Hahahahahahahaaha

Lucky it was only a chipmunk 🐿️ LMAOO 😂

Have fun, keep hands on your sensitive items because I doubt you want to tell the higher ups you lost your nogs because of a ghost

@@skytheannur6168 I'm hoping for something a bit more physical lol

I was thinking 🤔 that same thing too

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Mine too!

My dream!

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Are you sure there isn't any , you know FOOTSTEPS around your tent Perhaps a friendly Skinwalker or a wendigo ?

Bro the only reason i listen to these types o stories is bc i dont live near a forest I cant imagine you listen to them IN THE FOREST

I say I want to do this, but I get freaked out so easily!!! 😂😂😂😂 I listen to these stories in the safety of my bed and I still get scared!! hahaha 😂😊

Thank you for ur perspective.... I actually never thought of that. ( I would be scared of being shot at too.) And if your in the middle of nowhere how long do you wait for people to camp while your hiding dressed in a scary costume???'🤔🤔🤔 Here's another idea I had- I've listened to a few stories where they take place on Indian reservations and the creatures are half man half horse. Could they be a very well- made Indian costumes that they use for rituals? I do not know? 🤷🤷🤷 I've been listening to these stories for a while now and I like to hear other explanations of what they could be. These stories baffle me!!!! I do believe anything is possible! I believe many could be valid. I believe the ones with multiple people seeing the same things. Alternatively, I believe some peoples imaginations could've gone wild under certain circumstances -EX at night everything sounds and looks spookier in the woods). I believe the stories that came from park rangers, police, FBI, other workers on job sites who were "not allowed to talk about their experiences" could definitely be real. Real, not real, proof, no proof, doesn't matter to me because they're super enjoyable to listen to! ✨🌛🏕️🧟‍♂️

@@jessicabuechler7031 I don't think I heard the part horse stories where did you hear them? Yeah listening to stories I know people could lie heck some creepy pastas are amazing and I use them to inspire my d&d ideas at times but like you said people lying or people's imagination getting the best of them can only explain so much and even my Scooby Doo villain idea wouldn't explain all of them anyways. And no matter what they are great to listen to and get the blood pumping

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Hahaaa! Not anymore 😮😂

Well when the dingos eat so many babies you have to improvise

@@Pokemaster-wg9gx 😮... Bro no just no. That's dark

It wasn't "that" kind of hitting it off hahaha

​@@raptorblue193might be some tassie cousins 😮

@@itchywoolpants Ah ok

I think it's safe to say that most of these stories are JUST stories, not real events. But I do want to believe, and I do love them for what they are - entertainment first, real life encounter documentations second, if even at all even sometimes. But hey, I am openminded. While I am partially skeptical and not at all gullible, I am open to the possibility of some of these creatures being real. I mean, I believe in ghosts myself and the general paranormal world and phenomena, even angels and even God. If I am right in believing in them in case they happen to be real(which is my faith and belief that they do indeed exist, since I am a Christian. Protestant specifically), then why can't things like werewolves, wendigos, bigfoot, ghosts, demons(both physical and spiritual), gnomes, fairies, dwarves and even real magic and whathaveyou, exist as well? Like I get that most of these stories are just that, stories, because it's mainly an entertainment channel rather than a real case documentation and private investigation channel, but that doesn't mean that all of them are fake, even though most of them are in all likelihood fake and aren't meant to be taken literally as if though they actually happened but are meant to set in a mood and give some goosebumps. It's fun to imagine that they are real though and some of them might indeed be real. But it's hard to trust them to be anything other than people sending in fun stories as opposed to events that actually happened to them.

It gets even more complicated. The characters/people in most of these stories are most likely also entirely fictional(or maybe not most of them to be fair because I can't prove that, but in many of them at least), made up by the author, and even when they are ''protected'' by different identities, that doesn't mean that those people actually exist. It's often just to make the story seem more real and more believable. The characters in the stories could be based on friends and family members of the author, but aren't actually those people. I can't prove that of course. But it's plausible that some authors make that decision to make people up in their stories, even versions of themselves, rather than including their real selves and their actual friends and family members and make up stories about them. Now, that doesn't mean that all authors write stories like that. Other authors will include their real selves in the stories, even their real actual friends and family members, though often under different names and conveniently, the last names are never included, nor even the actual place where it happens, which is ofc for privacy and safety, so as not to be harassed or ridiculed, but it also immediately makes the story suspicious as to its authenticity and believability. Often the places where these stories supposedly takes place are either hidden for convenience(either because they didn't actually happen in that area, which is convenient, because then they don't have to explain where it took place and will claim that it's to remain anonymous or they don't feel comfortable about sharing the area or whatever), or the place named is inaccurate(perhaps because it never took place there but the location is still included, or because it did happen in the area where the author thought it happened but maybe only heard about it or misremembered where his or her events took place or where this person heard it took place) or it is revealed and it either never happened, or it did happen and the location named where the event took place really did happen. I'm not dismissing any possibilities but I'm also not claiming most of these are actually happening because think about how many Darkness Prevails stories there that are similar to the ones in this video. A bit too similar, as if people are copying each other's stories because they think those flavors really work and are really fun to make stories of. And think about What Lurks Beneath, how many of his video titles are like this ''Avoid this and that place.'' If so many places really were haunted heavily and scared so many away from those places, then people couldn't live anywhere because everything is haunted. I'd like to hear actual park rangers from Yellowstone come out in actual interviews to verify the alleged claims that so many of them don't dare to work there. If no park rangers actually are reporting that they are too afraid to work there because of the paranormal or strange otherworldly creatures, then it's just hearsay and make belief as to attempt to make these stories seem more believable and legitimate than they would've been otherwise without any actual proof to back those claims up rather than relying on the authors or these storytellers like What Lurks Beneath or Darkness Prevails just claiming that there are numerous park rangers coming out with this. Now, it still remains in the air if the events that take place in these stories actually happenened or if they are just entirely fictional only meant to be shared as entertainment because it is popular. Like I said, I am openminded, but I also am wary of being led to believe in stories that are just meant for entertainment and never actually happened even though so many titles claim to include ''REAL Encounters.'' If they didn't happen, then that's just click bait.

@@Khornedevotee why did you feel the need to explain all that as if this person literally had no idea what stories are or how they could possibly be fake, or not and all the reasons why and all the other possible options for literally every single thing u spoke about??? Just bizarre! You must be bored cuz wtf 🤣

​@@KhornedevoteeWhat's the matter with you? It's creepy stories, dugh.

And this is why people such as myself and others don’t come forward with our own experiences with the paranormal and supernatural these creatures are very real and very terrifying sadly and I wish I could take them all back…when you really think about it legends are rooted in some kind of truth. I’d love to tell of my experiences because it does weigh heavy on one’s conscience and shoulders and it’s somewhat cathartic but with all the ridicule and skepticism it makes it hard you know? And that’s why I always carry a firearm with me everywhere I go and try not to go out after dark or alone if I can help it. Like that one person said, “sometimes the unknown is truly terrifying.”

Lmao. Yep but, we still don't have bears to eat us.

@@ponchmonsterstudios Oi, did you forget the Drop Bears???

@@ImaKhunt007 oh yeah lol. But they only eat Tourists so that's probably why I forgot.

@@ponchmonsterstudiosHaha I see ya point, mate.

@@ImaKhunt007 whats a drop bear??

Wait 😮

What's a nightgaunt?? If it's attached you might wanna get that looked at😉🤣

Can't wait to experience it

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@@lisakarson3279 i am too

Hahaha great advice!!!!! 😂😂😂

😂😂 Lmfao brilliant, love this comment 😂😂

Yeh, that story made me roll my eyes.

Language barriers are whats usually stopping people from telling such stories, sadly.

I know cats. This wasn't done by a cat

This wasn't done by a cat. I'm intimately familiar with cats