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Bourg-Larose Highway - Haunted Road in South Louisiana known as the Grand Bois
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2023
- So many stories have come from this fabled highway. If you have heard of any, please send it to us via our website LouisianaDread.com and go buy some merch!
#haunted #louisiana #roadtrip
Host: Kyle Crosby
Camera/Editor: Michael Malley
Coordinator: Samantha Rohr
I just found this channel. Good stuff. Don't let the Rougarou get you!
It’s always watching👀
When I lived in NOLA years ago, I'd often go for a drive to Houma or Grand Isle. One particular nighttime drive took me onto the Grand Bois. It got foggy and became a struggle to see anything. I was alone, but didn't feel alone. The shapes in the mist looked horrible, like actual apparitions of people. I'd never been happier to get back to my home in Mid-City. For months afterwards, I had recurring nightmares about violent car crashes on that road; and I'd talk to ghosts, who didn't understand they had died. I defo believe that road is haunted.
Sounds like a horrible experience but it is a haunting road☠️😱⚜️
As a New York City person this freaks me out 🤣🤣🤣
As a swamp person this freaks me out 😂
I drove this route for 3 months straight everyday, as early as 4am in the fog and as late as 1am in the mornings to get home. I can assure you, the road is completely fine in terms of supernatural stuff. As for animals running out and getting in your way, thats a different story.
It is dark, lonely and secluded. You get next to no cell service while on it because of all the tall trees and Houma having terrible cell service jn general.
Worst case, you hit a deer at 2am and are without cell service. Horrible combination.
Rougarou sounds like loup garou (werewolf in French)
That’s because it’s related
Watch out video on the Rougarou and learn all about it 🤘
@@LouisianaDread yes I ll watch it :)
Back in the early 2000s i was worjing in Grand Isle and would stay at a friends house a couple times a week to get off the boat. Would drive down that road alone all the rime in the middle of the night and would get weird vibes. A decade or so later I ended up working with a guy from Cutoff. We were the only cajuns on the boat so we hit it off prerty good. Anyway he told me about that road and how his parents were going on a date one night in Houma. Apparently they stopped at a gas station before leaving and saw a local guy there. They took off to Houma and when they pulled up at the establishment the guy was there too. How he got there, they haven't a clue. Apparently people would always see the guy walking down that road and he would do this often.
It gets super dark out on the road.
That's where Audie from Acid Bath and his mom and dad were killed in a car wreck.
What?! I didn’t know that. Very interesting.
@@LouisianaDread yeah a drunk driver hit them.
I grew up in Bourg on Hotard st currently live in Galliano. I still drive the shortcut regularly. I’ve never seen anything supernatural on the road but it is a cool road to drive on. I have seen something on the island road in pointe aux chenes I can’t explain
What was it??
@@LouisianaDread so I was abt 18-19 years old and me and my buddy were cruising around one night like teenagers do . We decided to go down the island road towards isle de Jean Charles. So it’s abt midnight at this point nobody on the island road except us no one in front of us no one in back. We’re abt halfway to the end of the road all of a sudden on my left side me and my buddy see an old Indian fella looks to be abt 70 yrs old. Walking up the road. The guy seemed to come out of nowhere. He had a white kinda cowboy lookin hat and a white suit on. It looked old how white material kind of turns yellow with age. So we pass the guy up and continue driving abt a n 1/8 of a mile and turn around. We get to where we seen the guy and he’s nowhere to be found. There’s nowhere to hide on that road bc it’s water and marsh on both sides. Again we were the only vehicle on the road that night . The guy just seemed to dissappear into thin air 😳
I'm just the opposite of you. I love to fish and I have fished and cast netted shrimp on the island road at all hours of the night since I was a kid. I have never had any experiences down there. However, 1 morning I was going fishing in Grand Isle and wanted to be there well before daylight so I left my house in Houma at about 2:30 in the morning. Driving down Bourg-Larose highway probably around 3AM with my brights on cause nobody else was on the road I saw a man standing next to a tree on side the road. As I got closer he started to walk onto the road in front of me so I hit my brakes thinking I was gonna hit him. I saw his face plain as day when he got in front of me and turned towards me. I came to a complete stop about maybe 50 feet before I hit him. As soon as my truck came to a complete stop he vanished. I hit the gas and got out of there as quickly as possible.
Grew up in Grand Bois and Bourg. Used to drive this road every night coming home from working DTB. It seems much tamer since they finally repaved it a few years back. Before that it was pitch black at night without even the reflection of the lines on the road.
It’s a creepy road at night for sure!
My older siblings were raised in Bourg, I was 3 when we moved away and I barely remember it, only that we lived between Montague and Bourg
@@thebigalboski The road is way better but still dark in areas. My mother got her car stuck on a huge alligator not far from that toxic waste place
I’ve been traveling this road my entire life I do a lot in Houma and I live in cut off and I ain’t driving to raceland to hit 182 podna I drive the shortcut and I ain’t never seen no lady in no night gown.. man!!!thats cray zay!
Hey you never know my friend😂
Take it for work everyday never seen anything 😂
I have heard that boyfriend hanging story on every road in dark areas in Louisiana ⚜️
I wonder which one it happened on then. Protect your boyfriends!
It's a story here in the UK too...
My maw maw lives in Klondyke. It is eerie! Been through there plenty. For us it was the route to Grand Isle. Get some chicken at Daniel’s!
Oh yea that’s a good spot for chicken! Such an eerie road especially at night. During the day, it’s quite picturesque.
Love the channel! Grew up in Bourg and east Houma. Nice work!
@@LouisianaDread good work
@@LouisianaDread check d comments...i was pickin on you a lil bit, cat.
Coming back from working a double shift in Houma and I was crying because I didn’t feel like my patients had any kind of life and I knew I couldn’t always be there for them or spend the kind of time I wanted to so extremely sad. I had been on the Grand Bois Road a few minutes and I just passed the park and suddenly……so many animals on both sides of the road are lined up and looked like they were waiting for me. There was a female deer with her faun a few rabbits and a raccoon. Seems like I recall some kind of bird also. These animals have no business hanging out together except in cartoons but there they were and I stopped crying. I really have no intelligent reason as to why I saw this and I recall the moon looking very bright that night. I just felt like God choose to reassure me.
Started out very sad but at least there is a silver lining.
You’re like Snow White on the Grand Bois
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Seen some wierd shit on that road...
Thank you!!!! Some people on Facebook were saying there’s nothing “weird” or “odd” on that road. I’m thinking…. Have you ever even been on that road at night???
Many of stories on this road.
This road always made me think something else was out there!
@@LouisianaDread heard a lot of stories growing up down the bayou. Just bought a shirt. Didn’t realize they were for sale.
I drive that road every day for work and spent many nights driving it. Audrie Pitre from Acid Bath died on that road
That’s interesting!
@dustinschouest I was about to comment about Audie from Acid Bath and his family. I very well remember when it happened. My cousin was good friends with him and they'd play music in our garage in Cut Off sometimes... So many have lost their lives on that road over the years😢
@@JuicyPeaches504 I sadly was too young to see them live. But Acid Bath is still to me one of the best bands go ever come out of America
He gonna pull ya toes, him. Dat Roog!
Nothing as haunted as those US Liquids pits. Many many dead birds
That horrible smell will never leave my memories.
POV: your Tesla needs to be charged until you notice stopped at the Louisiana road💀 no it can't be
Sounds like the start of a horror story.
Yall ain't hear of Bayou Sale road and it's not Sale it's pronounced (Sally) it's just spelled as Sale
Yes I’ll do a video on that one day soon!
@@coreyverrett8117 didn't the Bayou Blue serial killer dump bodies on Bayou Salle?
I bet it’s good froggin on that road.
I haven’t been but the frogs here jump extra high that’s all I’m saying🤣
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I was gonna buy a home around that highway
You might get visited by deer… or the Rougarou
I’m curious if this is the road my pawpaw (he was a tow truck driver) would tell us about. I always thought he said it was Lafitte Highway. Do you know of a Highway in Lafitte with similar claims?
I’m not sure of a similar legend on the Lafitte Highway but I’d love to find out.
@@LouisianaDread I asked my mawmaw and she confirmed it’s the old Jean Lafitte Highway. We were told similar stories of the Rougarou with that road and the legend was something about your vehicle loses power. With my pawpaw being a tow truck driver, he told me he had towed lots of cars from there and sometimes he would find bodies in them. He hated when he would get a call for that road. He worked for Sidney’s in Marrero then Dales. He was originally from Lockport.
I always thought the Lafitte highway was the road between Belle Chasse and Venice.
@@creelarue7022 Before they completed what is now known as Lafitte or Leo Kerner Parkway, Barataria (highway 45) was the only road to get to the preserve from Marrero. I lived in Marrero, so if there are other roads leading into the preserve, I never needed to use them. I moved out of Marrero in like 1993, I wouldn’t be able to recognize something that was majorly different because I was 10 years old and cannot recall the entire area. I do remember the neighborhood I lived in but because of my age I really only remember the road we took when we would come visit my grandparents in the Lafayette area
@@creelarue7022 it’s also possible that my family used “Old Lafitte Highway” as their way of knowing what the road was and not everyone used that. It was never named Lafitte Highway, most called it 45 before Barataria. I don’t remember people other than family to ask if they they used a different name. Sorry if I made it confusing
I have plenty true stories about that road :(
I’d love to hear them.
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That satanic cult would later become known as acid bat 😅😅😅
Hahaha good acid bat
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How do i get a t-shirt? I love it!
Never mind, you said how in the video... I love everything you do, I have to have a t-shirt
Thank you so much for the compliment!
But is anything worse than the smell of Campbell wells??
😂 nothing can beat that boopoodie smell
That section is awful.
Go slow let them pass haha
Hahah that’s the best way to do it safely
Every country has a variation of White gown woman.
It’s an interesting trend amongst cultures.
I've driven that road many times late at night.....I call bullshit.
Chooooooooo