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America’s vast national parks and sprawling recreational areas are said to play host to a gallery of mysterious entities. This week, we take a look at a murderous cryptid, which is rumoured to reside in a region, which separates the south-eastern states of Tennessee and Kentucky. A place known as the Land Between the Lakes.
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I heard of this story before many Cryptid sightings along with other strange phenomena well done fellas
There is a RUclips channel called Cloaked hedgehog,, she does a story on lbl . you should look at that and cover it yourself it's really good
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"This weeks?" I'm not trying to be a jerk, but I haven't heard from you guys in a month. I've been subbed for years. Serious question. Has it been over a month or have you been putting out weekly vids and I'm not getting them?
There was one person that survived the 1982 family murder you can check his channel out at Roger LBL .
My grandmother had a cabin in southern Michigan near the town of Dowagiac. She lived by a body of water called dewey lake and it was pretty much paradise. It’s quiet peaceful and serene. But one night my grandmother called me in a frightened state. I had been spending the weekend at a resort down the road with my girlfriend, so I was very close by. She explained in a panicked voice that a bear had been trying to break down her door and she was scared. Me and my buddies immediately drove over with some shotguns and we expected to see a black bear or something digging in our trash, and we knew we could probably just yell at it or honk the car horn to get it to run away. We showed up but there wasn’t anything there. The door frame was damaged and it certainly looked like claw marks. But what I found interesting was that the trash cans where completely untouched. Whatever it was had lost interest and left. My grandmother was fine, just a bit shook. She said it was a black bear and she had seen it through the windows. She also noted it was walking on two legs and was “quick as the devil” It’s not too crazy of a story, but something didn’t sit well with me, a black bear being fast on two legs. My grandmother would develop memory problems later in her life, but at this point her mind was still pretty sharp. We believed her. Just one problem. There are no bears in Dowagiac Michigan. There haven’t been bears in that town in over 150 years. Another point, I don’t think my grandmother had ever seen a bear outside of a couple visits to the zoo. I wouldn’t rely on her for identifying animals at night. I don’t know what my grandmother saw, but I don’t think it was a bear. Oh, and guess what, Dewey lake also has a dog man legend. I don’t know if I believe it. But I don’t laugh away those stories the same way I used too.
Your grandmother probably saw a dogman two legs and was "quick as the devil". It's funny how she used the term devil when people have referenced dogmen/werewolves as demons.
"a bit shook"
Nice well-written comment on an interesting topic. Thanks
How creepy! I'm glad your grandmother was ok
That's a really interesting story.
I live in Clarksville, right next door to a LOT of the places you’ve featured: The Kelly Green Men, the Bell Witch, and now this. It feels good that our creepy little corner of the world gets some attention.
Have you been to the Bell Witch cave?
Thats right, The Hopkinsville Goblins. I believe other Cryptids are connected with the UFO phenomenon also. Thats includes Bigfoot! My own personal belief.
There might be reasons why they manifest to defend their lands….
I used to live in Clarksville when I was stationed down there in fort Campbell! Wish I'd known about all these paranormal stories from the area when I was there, I'd def have gone investigating!
@@shawnwolf5961 My oldest son was stationed at Ft. Cambell. 101st airborne. Screaming Eagles. Hes was so proud when he got his patch.
So, I live in Hungary, in a small village, surrounded by forest.
When I was in my late 10s esrly 20s, I went nearl every night to one if my friends, to smoke cigarettes, talk about stuffs, etc.
There are two kinds of roads to him from our house, the longer one where there are street lights, a nice road,
And there is another, which is shorter but not with even a single light source, through some fields, soccer field and shrubs and trees.
So once when I walked on this dark road to home, I heard some strange noises when I passed by an old building.
It was like kinda mixed dog and human wheezing , closer and closer to me.
I was so freaked outh that I nearly took off from the ground, ran home like flash.
Never went there at night again.
Theres another story.
Same place, and with one of my friends we sat at a campfire when we just felt that someone or something is running towarda us, halted near at the fires outline and stares at us, the interesting oart was that we did not said a word about it to each other, just suddenly we felt the same and started to run away exactly at the same time
We paid attention to the fire from one of the narest street light from another street, then after a while we went back to the fire, put out the fire and went home
Could have been a golden jackal. Theyve spread furthern north than in previous centruies thus people in Europe would not recognise their noises.
Ha vérzik, akkor meglehet ölni.
Melyik megye?
@@galaktikuszselatin sz-sz-b
@@xtralvl arra felé sosem jártam. A Mecsekben éjszakáztam párszor, de sosem láttam, hallottam semmi említésre méltót.. most mondjam azt hogy sajnos?! 😁
About a decade ago, we had a family get together in this exact place. Camped there and everything. I recall this one area on the campground gave me a bad feeling the first day we were there, so I avoided it on my walk. The next day, we went out on a pontoon boat and brought some jet skis. The place felt real weird at first, but once we got going and to a different area it seemed to relax. Still kind of lingered though and I felt that we were being watched, either by campers beyond the trees or something, at several points. Never knew about the dog men until just this year... Needless to say I’d be much more freaked out back then if I’d known the stories at the time.
Camping there in the mid-90s had the same feeling of being watched. Was put at un ease. Never heard of any stories of this area until years later
If you feel you are being watched, you are being watched. One time a rock came flying towards me, so I threw it back and a few more, thinking it was my friends. I heard a grunt and a big rock came flying, I quickly effed off. That grunt came from a very large primate human thing. I never stuck around or even looked backed.
@@JackDiamond21 imagine throwing the big rock back only for a fuckin' boulder to be chucked at you in return-now that would be pure comedy gold besides the terror in the moment for ya'
Psyop😂
You were being watched, that’s why you got that feeling.
I remember being a kid in the 80s and only getting this kind of content from television series like Unsolved mysteries.
BTS caters more toward my interests and honetly has better production value than anything television may have offered in times past.
I was born 82...the 80s live on
We had "In Search Of..." in the late 70s.
'82 as well. Unsolved mysteries was awesome tho!
Every time I watch unsolved mysteries I cannot hold in a laugh. I just imagine the host ordering people to get cavity searched.
1980 here! Agreed 😎🤘🏻
There's tales about mysterious lights from all around Tennessee.
My grandma talked about how her dad's
Family would say one of the reasons they didn't go out after dark was because of the lights. They'd chase you down the path gaining ground only to stop right at the fence line of the home.
I was in a cave near Pigeon Forge, used by moonshiners. I bet they have stories of what (or who) they've found in those caves.
Those lights sound like some other people (or aliens) keeping you away from their business.
@@500dollarjapanesetoaster8 well I'm sure some do that. But she said you could see them floating in the air by itself, and they weren't lantern lights. They were in every sense balls of light.
She said they'd see them way off in places nobody goes cause it's really rough terrain, and everything would go quiet when they're near. They were also seen in the daytime too
did you ever figure out why it didn't go past the fence? Maybe hallowed ground? Or maybe something long covered up that may have belonged to a church or a very God-devoted family?
@@HarosOfStyx it was the God devotion. My family is very religious
PA as well my dad was at kecksburg
Wonderful story, as always. My family's from Kentucky and I spent 8 summers, during my teens, with grandparents who had retired to Lake Cumberland near the town of Monticello. That whole region of southern KY is full of strangeness. I had an experience with a blinding light thru a bedroom window one night. Out in the middle of nowhere. There was no sound associated with it. There were approximately 5-7 houses on that road then and only two families that lived there full time. The town of Hellier is east of Monticello and Monticello is east of the Land between the Lakes. That entire region sits a top the Mammoth Cave system which has vast amounts of quartz crystal.
Everything by those caves has paranormal issues, weather it's mammoth, the caves in the arizona new Mexico 4 corners area, the massive systems in South America or Africa they all have high paranormal happenings in b their area, also certain coastal regions
Quartz explains a lot if you're sensitive to that type of energy.
I’ve visited Mammoth Cave several times and never witnessed anything out of the norm or “paranormal.” I hadn’t heard these stories until now. Interesting and creepy.
@@joyfullydreaded1371 Check out piezoelectricity. I know, it sounds like a nightmare, but type that into wiki. Piezo electricity.
What it means is, that certain substances like crystalline rock (e.g. quartz), but also non-crystalline mineral substances and even DNA can deform under electrical influence - and vice versa.
Meaning, if a lightning hits quartz rock, it can cause deformations in the rock (but not just in the way lightning would break other types of rock)... and vice versa quartz itself can also generate electricity by mechanical pressure.
This effect is already used in mechanics, so it's absolutely a real thing confirmed by science... but...
There is a fringe theory about lightning, earthquakes and quartz caves, that states, that putting large quartz systems under electrical or mechanical pressure could bend spacetime and serve as somewhat of a natural time machine.
I'm not saying that this is real; I'm no physicist and won't pretend that I have superior knowledge about this. For all I know it's science fiction.
Yet, what if it's NOT aliens or transdimensional beings opening up portals into alternate universes, but simple, pure physical effects?
I find it interesting to speculate, that maybe the Kentucky goblins or that dogman creature or the beings at Skinwalker Ranch could be time/dimension travellers, who are drwan to certain places on Earth because of active piezoelectric cave/rock systems.
I live in the uk unfortunately, but I'd love to get down the Mammoth cave system at some point. It's so much bigger than our biggest cave systems (3 counties and OFD come to mind) and even those systems are like 70km long lol. There are do many caves in the world and so little time to explore them all
Whenever a new Bedtime stories video comes out I know it's going to be good. Definitely one of the best paranormal channels out there.
Same here and agreed.
I wish they would make video more frequently, I would even pay for it
I freaking love this channel the art and his voice it's all perfect. I lalso love their dedication to get "facts" the best that they can
100%
Agreed
I love how sparingly you use animations in this series. The motorhome door opening and closing after 12:45 was creepy as hell! The storyline will likely have me leaving the lights on after I go to bed (and I live in New York City!).
Yes! The illustration of the empty, blood-splattered RV for the thumbnail was more disquieting IMHO than one of a werewolf bathed in moonlight.
Relax Yankee, it was just the wind.....or was it ? 😂
@@kingsoren2010 That's always the question, isn't it?
@Håkan Bergvall Bodywork is scary expensive!
New York is WAY scarier to me than anything these dudes can come up with.
THUMBS UP for your straight forward honesty! "It's pretty mush a reprint of transcripts of our videos, so don't buy it if you are expecting anything different!" I very mush respect and appreciate honesty!
I also note your shows are nearly completely kid friendly, so I would recommend it for older kids who want some light spook!
The Goosebumps of the modern age, perhaps? The real crime ones can be pretty dark, so I wouldn't recommend those to kids, but yeah.
This dude just sold you a copy 👌
Make that 2 books
They're the ones who were honest. All I did was give 'em credit. :)
@@Joemantler you're correct. I should've ordered you books as well 🤣
My family has had a house on the shores of one of the lakes since the 70s, and I spent a huge amount of time in my childhood on the lakes and the land between. This is my first time hearing about any of these stories, but I will say there is an atmosphere in the unsettled woods. I have never felt it to be malevolent or oppressive in any way, but I guess that's good because whatever it is had hundreds of unsupervised hours with me and left me untouched. My family still visits a few times a year, so I will keep my eyes peeled and report anything interesting back.
Do it but don't go looking for snakes ,you might find them.
As in try not to project that intention so as not to draw it in 😁
Ukno what I mean? ✌️
Yeah ukno 😎😎💯
Oh yeah
Umm
FJB 💯
Yes, I think we were never bothered is mostly because we were quiet - no guns/target practice/fireworks - and we weren't looking for them. I am certain that we were watched, but we were respectful of the woods, so we were probably not worth the bother of an attack.
I do think that some of them are dangerous no matter what. We were just lucky/blessed to still be alive & well. 🐺👀🤔
That’s not believable
Good predators don't disturb their prey, just watch and toy with it until it's time to eat.
My husband is familiar with this area, having lived near it for years. He tells me both Bigfoot and Dogman have been reported there.
I wonder why the boy didn't make sure the one that fell down was dead. Fear, I am sure.
Being a boy and scared is part of it of course but another big part would be that the man killed by it had a 20 gauge and it wasn't effective at all...whereas his own 410 shotgun is a much smaller sort even if loaded with more lethal types of ammunition like slugs. A 410 is in fact about the smallest sort of shotgun one can get outside of some specialty "garden guns" which are rare in the US...So not really a better gun than the other guy had and he said he thought there were 2 creatures. I suppose it may also have been a single shot shotgun as those do exist and are quite common as youth guns.
Or because the whole story is youtube hogwash. Dont believe every story you hear on the tube.
@@einzelfeuer_2855 my first instinct would be a point blank round in the head. I have seen this mistake in too many horror movies.
If you’re thinking that there’s more than one creature, would you get close to the downed creature (which could very well be still alive and kill you next if it can reach you) so the other one can come out of nowhere and get you?
The boy that ran through saw briars in the dark
This one definitely scared the hell out of me! I really liked the creatures depiction. Hearing the family inside the camper screaming was horrifying
Definitely one of the creepier stories they’ve done. Between the art, effects, and background noises.
They're called deer. Tons of deer in LBL.
I kind of love the mom in the one story. She comes home to find the kids terrified and hiding under a bed, her son is bleeding and her niece is armed with the kitchen knives. They tell her the story and her response is, “Welp, gonna check this out,” apparently without a thought for her own safety. No wonder the cryptid fled-that’s Mama Bear energy.
Just what I was thinking. She didn't doubt the kids at all, was just gonna go out and handle that so-and-so.
Doesn't matter the species, a mother will fight until the death to protect her children. My mom once saved me from a pitbull, and seeing her doing that made me jump in. None of us were injured, but the dog died, I couldn't take seeing my mom in panic. So I gave her the same respect, I honestly just grabbed it's back legs and just kept pounding it into the ground as my mom beat it with a big 4x4 plank. Don't ask where she got it from, she just had it hahaha anyways that isn't nothing compared to what happened here.
I noticed too how the creature was not the least bit hesitant to go after 3 young and small-ish children/teens, but the instant THE MOM drives up honking the horn the beast just apparently takes off. IT KNEW.
@@almishti Moms really do have that special energy that every would be bad person and husband knows about. I guess it comes with the job, gift for putting up with so much.
Could've used that, "Mama bear energy" in the last story, too.
Instead, we got the whole family got killed.
Assuming, any of these stories are actually true, that is. Lol.
You guys should do an episode on Houska Castle in the future!!
They did a little in one of the demon episodes, i remember they did because thats how i was introduced to the Houska castle backstory
@@inputcontrolled490 facts. I just think it would be awesome if they did a whole episode on the castle because there is so much stuff to talk about!!
There is a german bloke who allready did that . He's called Mythen Metzger .
@@frankschmidt5932 intresting. Just thought it would be a good episode
@@jpk2145 It surtainly is Jpk .
One of my favourits. 😉
I live in roane county TN and I’ve heard stories my entire life about this place, and if you ever get to go there, there’s a certain heavy feeling in the air when your there, it could just be me psyching myself out based off my memory of the stories but having heard them then visiting here will keep you on your toes
Still another terrific creepy story. I've heard about the family killings a couple months ago and have heard the interview with Roger. He sounds convincing but it is also suspect when a convenient witness arrives out if the blue. It's not evidence but the campsite has supposedly been eradicated with even the utility poles cut down. The area is also relatively near Fort Campbell, location of some strange encounters from Wartime Stories.
Supposedly Roger's story was discovered to be false after a falling out with another paranormal podcast he appeared on several times.
Yeah. You would think the police would have tried to pin the deaths on him rather than deal with the whole Dogman phenomenon. I’ve heard the details from a police report with no reference to a witness so I’m skeptical. I’ve also seen a Dogman channel recently get enthralled with someone claiming to have been a Dogman hunter for the government. He tells stories that make no sense but some of the channel members still believe him. The point being, I wouldn’t put it past someone to pretend they were a witness. I’m also fairly certain it was the police report that said some of the girls remains were found in a tree, but I can’t be certain of that.
@@lindalumae Yeah this channel is BS, I know which one You are talking about.
I dunno guys, that last story sounded like a work of pure fiction. He wants us to believe that Dogmen brutally and efficiently wiped out everyone besides him for apparently no other reason than to do it. They didn't eat them, didn't steal anything, didn't search for anything, then they departed as soon as they were done. Also, somehow despite being at least part canine they couldn't smell him hiding under the camper¿? Fear supposedly puts off a smell that certain animals (including canines) can smell. He was that close to them, putting off this smell of fear and by some miracle they didn't pick up on it¿? I'm not a skeptic, I believe that this world still has many mysteries to be solved and creatures to find. However, I'm just having a hard time believing this cat. I'm going to go watch the interview with him and see how I feel after that. If anything actually did happen I think it was 2 degenerate Furries all messed up on an illicit substance.
@@chad1097 thanks i didnt know that
How interesting. I used to go camping as a boy with the Boy Scouts at Land Between The Lakes, but I never heard this story before now. Probably just as well, had I known about this at the time, I can't imagine there would have been too many scouts getting much sleep out there in the middle of nowhere.
its based on a creepy pasta.
Because it never happened
This is is an absolute blast! First Bob Gymlan and than Bedtime Stories! Two birds one stone type of deal!
Thanks for this. Never heard of Bob Gymlan until this comment, but now I have much more to watch.
Tell me about Bob Gymlan, what does he do?
Just came from Bob’s story as well!
Bob Gymlan channel is great!!
What! I'm telling you it's a good day!! Bob's video was really good too ....I either binge this or that both are excellent
MAJOR RESPECT FOR YOUR OPENESS AND HONESTY ABOUT THE CONTENT OF YOUR LATEST BOOK.
Nothing you said could have done more to make me buy it.
@@christrickett3291 You sound cynical, miserable
@@christrickett3291 ?
I find the stories of Dog Men (cynocephalus) most interesting. We have tales of them going back much further than most people realize. One thing I find fascinating is that we have a lot of stories of interaction with these beings where the witness(es) come in contact with them and, though clearly terrified, are not harmed when the creatures clearly could have done so. Though I believe in the possibility of skinwalkers, I somehow do not think that is what most people are encountering with these beings. Great production, thank you!
People are obsessed with Bigfoot, but Dogman is where its at.
What kind of weirdo would like Werewolves? 😏
Those things are evil spirits, they have to follow certain "rules" about who they can bother and why and to what extent or there will be...repercussions.
What fascinates/terrifies me are the "pale crawler" entities. Gaunt, almost skeletal, ghoulish things with glowing silver eyes shining out of dark pits. I might think they were escaped mutants from some government lab, if I didn't know natives in Canada called them "white demons" and warned prospectors about them in the 19th century...
@@Werewolf914 I have it on good authority that at least 914 people do.
Are they a species of alien? Are they some genetic hybrid? I wonder if they’re in anyway related to the old gods like Anubis, who notably had Dog or jackal like heads
Me and some friends took a long weekend fishing and hunting trip at this area in 2011. Eerily, we arrived and began to set up camp. I grew up in the north woods of Minnesota so I never go in to nature without my rifle and a side arm. One of my friends, Erin screamed with terror i never heard in her voice. We all left to a sprint running her way (I figured she crossed paths with a big black snake or maybe even a lynx) i took several strides and thought "oh hell..the damn rifle" i reversed course and retrieve my M1a from the cab of my truck and sprinted off to the treeline. As I was about to enter, my party was exiting in a panic. Erin's boyfriend Mark was yelling "shoot shoot!!!" As he ran directly passed me. I took a aim in to the woods at a low elevation (still convinced this was all over a damn cat) but I heard the most terrifying snarl and growl like nothing I've heard before. A large "wolf" on its hind quarters approaching at a sprint toward me. I raised aim and unloaded a 20 round mag of .308 (to be honest the last 5 rounds or so was fired as I was retreating as fast as I could in a reverse jog) and you know what? Nothing exited the treeline, no yelps if pain as a wolf would let out from a hit. Just that blood curdling howl. My friends were shouting " forget it man lets go!!" Since they all were already in the truck and had engine running, I ran and left into the bed and Mark speed off in reverse before spinning around to exit the area completely. We drove several minutes before reaching a gas station and calling 911. When a couple officers showed we described the events and such best we could remember. I was like oh crap, now they're gonna investigate, we are gonna have to stay here and I was sure they were gonna have me hand over my rifle. And none of that. The older officer asked if anyone was injured, when we replied no were just shook up he said. Whoever is driving needs to take a few minutes and gather yourself and you all head straight back home. We left. Left the camping equipment and the boat/trailer which was the only thing we recovered a couple months later. And I didn't even wanna go back for that
That's one hell of a story! I for one, appreciate it!
15 shots from a .308 and took it, that's nearly unbelievable.
Bedtime Stories is probably one of my favorite true story paranormal ,high strangeness content creators. I always look forward to them and never miss an episode.
Assuming Roger's story is true (big assumption, no offense to him) the soldiers he saw probably weren't National Guard soldiers, they were likely Special Forces. There have long been rumors that special operations troops have been used by the government to deal with Cryptids. Also, Guard soldiers would take too long to get ready and deploy as well as be more likely to talk about it later
Heard of it too
You're right. He was 15 and was witnessing too many shocking things at once I don't blame him for not being able to remember every detail
When Dennis Martin disappeared the green platoon was sent to search for him in the wilderness. Strange now that you mentioned it.
@@dannyboy6233 I remember that. There were a few other disappearances around the same time that they were deployed to as well IIRC.
I'm not naturally inclined to believe in crytids, but what makes me believe Roger's story is I can't find any article regarding their deaths. A very brutal accident killing an entire family in a small town isn't reported by even a local paper? I even checked archives in the neighboring areas. Nothing. Very suspicious.
My friend lives near this area and boy does he have some stories to tell. This is an instant classic. Thank you BTS team
Ooo I'd love to hear some of those stories!!
@@selenepickins4874 he said he's going to post them and I've been trying to get after him about it but who knows
I've camped there several times in the Kentucky region during my time in the Boy Scouts of America. I've never known about this legend until recently, and it just makes me wonder what could lurk in those woods.
That’s a lie. lol.
Awesome and horrifying to see a video on a place that's 45 minutes from me and at which I have camped numerous times 😅
Rad! Benton here
@@firecracker187 dang man you're right down the road lol
@@StylinandRaciallyProfilin whoohoo!
@@StylinandRaciallyProfilin dig that pic
Jeez...that door...idk how long I watched with intensity, but the addition of just that door made me tremble...if you do more like that plz do so, I loved every second of that.
The story of the land between the lakes freaks me out every time I hear it. I’m a 6ft 3inch 275lb man who lives in the middle of the woods and this story chills me to the bones. I believe this really happened to this family and it makes me sick just thinking about it.
6' 3" 275lb man living in the woods.....and sits down to piss.
Agreed
Why doesn’t it eat the flesh?
@@sephelutis same reason a cat might not eat a mouse, it just wants to kill for the pleasure of killing. Knowing well it could do it and get away with it without consequences.
@@haywoodyoudome lol.
I went camping a couple of times here and hated every minute of it. That’s besides the point. We would always go to the nearest Walmart to get supplies before setting up and I was always amazed at the number of missing persons posters on the notice board.
Omg you're full of it
Benton?
@@firecracker187 why would I make that up? My ex wife was from Paris and liked going there. Maybe Benton but this was also 20 years ago.
Went to Land Between the Lakes in elementary school for the annual 6th grade trip 2001, we stayed in cabin areas, orienteered in the woods, canoed, etc. never noticed anything that I can recall as a kid but pretty crazy to see a feature of a place I’ve actually been on BTS! Good job guys!
I also went there for a sixth grade trip several years prior to your trip. Must be a sixth grade thing.
I worked there for 4 years, 1983 through 1987. I've seen a couple of things there that I've never spoken about.
Well let's hear it Jeff, now's as good a time as any
@@jordanalandry1866 if I couldn't speak about it to my family then I sure couldn't say anything on you tube today. But it's a once in a lifetime experience.
@@elmerbatters4576you are full of crap. This is the best place to tell a tale as it is anonymous. I hate people that just say a bunch of crap to try to stay relevant. There aren’t many jobs there so i doubt you’re telling the truth.
Cool story bro I especially liked the part about where you said a detail like whoa so cool
@@elmerbatters4576 your a troll 🧌
I'm quite familiar with this part of the country. Half-man-half-dog isn't cryptid, in most areas its considered "the county population."
Don't insult dogs like that. Or any canine species, come to think of it. 🤣
Love the superficial superiority you lot get just because your parents *happened* to move to the city. Congrats. And now you live with anxiety, depression and the rest of the world has to live with you. Cheers boys🤣🍺
Not a way to talk of your women 🤣🤣🤣
I'm southern and that's funny.
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Oooo! Finally something about LBL ! I live 5 mins away and have hiked thru the states. Lovely area ❤️ and I love your videos. Thank you for covering LBL.
You experience anything...odd...there?
I agree with Brother Malachai… every seen anything odd?
@@dannyhernandez265he who walks behind the row
This makes me proud to say that I live only 40 minutes from LBL and I go there almost every other weekend!
Wolf like creatures have always creeped me out. Even as a kid watching the Harry Potter movies and the scene where one of the professors transformed into a werewolf I had to rewatch it more than a dozen times just to see it so I wouldn’t be terrified of it.
Interesting
They have a huge coyote population there
I heard a scary story it was about Josef Stalin's daughter after she she came here to the USA in Wisconsin she lived in fear duh, just before she went to the nursing home where she died she had an encounter with what could happen to be the beast of bray road she lived not to far from the area she never did leave her house alone sad. Always kept the windows closed and the doors locked.
Sad. She fled one murderous beast only to find another!
Sometimes when I hear accounts of cryptids like dogmen and legends like the wendigo, I wonder if there is some species of feral human or humanoid, carnivorous creatures wandering in the woods.
Don't be surprised. We know more about space than everything on earth.
@@davidortiz3094 Exactly. I live in the Appalachian Mountains, and there are vast areas where people never go.
Although I believe this particular story is fake- just a creepy pasta, but I don't discount the numerous sightings of things that people have seen, while hunting, camping or hiking.
The Wendigo thing is probably the scariest thing of all of them.
@@truthseeker2321 a lot of stuff is creepy pasta but this is not.
@@angrybear86 Proof?
Thanks for doing this episode. In the past decade I have heard several encounters of strange creatures in LBL. According to many tales it's the eastern portion of the park that hosts the tales of the strange & frightening cryptids. I remember one from Sasquatch Chronicles about a guy who casually went for a Bigfoot searching drive in the eastern side of the park and encountered a group of Bigfoot stalking a deer herd. The encounter scared him witless, and his voice shook as he told Wes about it. The strange and gruesome deaths of the family in the RV are well known in the Bigfoot and Dogman enthusiast communities. Roger's version of the tale was interesting and made me wonder anew why the family was attacked.
There is no eastern portion, it's a narrow strip of land running north and south.
Like the Butter.
I live in North East Tennessee and there are so many tales and I’ve personally had multiple experiences with witnesses that it’s hard for anyone that lives here to deny something like you speak of lurks under the canopy of the Cherokee National Forest and surrounding forests.
Can you elaborate on those experiences?
Is there any way to fight back against the entities? Silver? Knowing the true name of the entity like in the Skinwalker tales? Fire?
@@NodDisciple1 👆🏼
17:14 So, being the only person with a weapon capable of hurting the creature, Roger injures it and then rather than walking up and shooting it in the head, he decides to hide and leave the two women alone in the RV. Two women who were a part of the family that had been nice enough to invite him out and he just bails on them. So, he not only fails to finish killing the creature, he also takes the only weapon with him, then uses the vehicle of the family to hide while letting them get mauled inside of it while he does nothing. What a punk
If he had a single or dual shot shotgun and if he was out of shells it would have taken a bit of time to reload. He would have been very exposed.
Go listen his interview in the linked channel because you're wrong in some things you said. The first dogman (the one who has been shot) was later found dead by the authorities near the event place. Also, come on, i think that behind a keyboard we are all beast slayers but we must comprehend Roger in that sitiation and i think that every one of us would turn coward if we would ever stand face to face with something so horrific and otherworldly like a murderer dogman
Didn’t the old man shoot it before he was killed?
@@lucagari8783 Gotta point out that Roger had the presence of mind to get up into the undercarriage. Seems to me that a panickedperson would simply roll under the RV. That would, of course, have left him exposed if the creature had merely bent down and looked. But, a panicked person would not be reasonong ahead.
@@scallopohare9431 exactly, we must give it to him
Okay there isn't a lot that spooks me anymore but these two stories definitely had me looking over my shoulder a minute ago when I went to take the trash out! Bigfoot and Dogmen just really creep me out. Anything larger than me, bipedal and slightly human-looking just gives me the shivers. Must be that "uncanny valley," notion. I don't like creepy things that look like humans, but not at the same time.
I used to have a recurring dream (or maybe memory?) when I was little of a Bigfoot face looking in at me from my bedroom window. My bedroom was on the second floor, at least 20 feet off the ground so I don't know how anything could stand outside my window at night but I definitely had this "dream," numerous times as a child.
I've lived DEEP in the woods of northern michigan for my whole life, some tips are to not look at things too closely and always stay armed. These woods are just as afraid as you are of what dwells within.
Also it isnt dogman, never really believed in him, but there are things I've encountered that i do not care to mentally revisit
When I see " Land Between the Lakes" I know its got to be about Dogmen.
That makes two of us lol
The trailer shown in the thumbnail? That especially is notorious.
I am SO glad to see this story here!
I've read so much about this area and always wanted to see how you would cover this!
It just seems like ages since the last one. I'm so addicted . This is far the best of any visual story telling channels. Absolutely the very best !
I'm from rural Ozark County Missouri, about a 4 hour drive west of Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley. Land Between the Lakes has always been a favorite spot to catfish and set trotlines. It's a very interesting place- they are man made reservoirs with hydro-electric dams operated by the Army Corps of Engineers, and trains of coal tugs moving coal on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. I've never experienced anything like what's described in this story but I've definitely seen a few instances of unexplainable aerial phenomena in this place. There's also definitely some micro-ecosystems of local flora and fauna that are only found in this area. Unfortunately there have also been Asian White Carp introduced in recent years which can out-compete most of the fish species that prefer to rely on a similar diet. This unfortunately includes Blue Cat and Channel Cat as well as catch and release sport bass.
LBTL is a magical place. There's various museums onsite, including the hydro-electric dams and associated history such as the towns that needed to be flooded for the projects, homesteading showcases, an elk and bison range, an observatory, forestry exhibits, etc. It's huge, it'll take you years to see everything this seemingly small place has to offer. Go see if you have the opportunity.
Another great video! The story with the 3 kids had my heart beating!!!😳 I was so scared for them. I heard that Roger guy on Paranormal Roundtable with Joedy Cook from The North American Dogman Project. Man, they went at it! It was intense. And last I heard, everyone is saying Roger was lying.🤷🏾♀️ Alls I know is that my a$$ ain't never trying to see one of these things..... EVER.
The RV door cracking open got me good. Lol nice to see the artwork progress as the channel grows. Congrats and keep up the good work!
I've lived in the US my entire life and feel comfortable in telling you that we don't have nearly the amount of "cryptids" as the narrator suggests. He's obviously from the UK, so he's relying on research and word of mouth. I understand, but take my word on this. The only monsters in these woods are human beings.
Nope
Tons of people in the US think there are tons of cryptids here. Being from the US has nothing to do with anything.
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And do you realize how big the US is? These stories happen in remote areas and probably stay localized there.
And bears!
Too many of these are about Kentucky. Which as a Kentuckian, is not comforting 😭
There's always one small point about some of these stories that I've always found strange (ironic, I know). These entities (whatever particular humanoid shape they prefer to assume) are always described as being distinctly post-human (i.e., faster and stronger). So why do these things never *enter* the structures containing their prey? There are accounts these things circling structures being generally menacing (as one would expect of a predator), but they don't force their way inside. Now why do you suppose that is? Why did the RV not offer similar protection as the house did in the previous account? Surely the average residential external door and locks are no more of hinderance than that found on an RV to something so powerful?
In this case maybe roger left the door open and while he was struggling to defend himself and hide? I mean it wouldn’t have given much time for the women to close the door or maybe they came out of the RV to inspect what was going on and they were caught then and there.
Because their role in this world is to terrify, not always to kill. Wild guess.
No rvs are tiny metal cans. The human is just a foot away behind a tin can. Inan cabin with heavy lots ass the wall and more space to hide is much more formidable.
See the dogman can immobilize the RV. Crush it by jumping on it.
@@vl2663 wow!! All the commotion and gunshots? what were they doing chilling with the tidy bowl man?
Love you guys content! You have the best stories. I love your voice. I love the artwork. Thank you for hours and hours of entertainment.
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@@goingrager9619 what do you mean?
@@goingrager9619 we all are =)
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You guys are by far and away my favorite channel on RUclips. Keep up the strong work ladies and gentlemen.
Never a bad episode, and always top notch production. I knew today was a good day, and this just happened....fantastic
I love this series so damn much! Keep the great work and don't forget to look after yourselves. You guys are awesome 👍
I wonder if a Dog man ever fought a bigfoot? Or any other krypted vs a different krypted. That would be cool.
Careful, you'll give SyFy/The Asylum a movie idea...
It’s possible. Must’ve happened at least once.
Co-existing predators within the same habitat can come into conflict and they do compete over food and territory. However, full-on fights I would imagine aren’t common. Injury could severely impact the success rate of future hunts, so many animals will not get into a scrap that would get them too injured or even killed.
It's possible these two cyptids have crossed paths and it has resulted in violence.
Multiple native tribes depict conflicts between bigfoot and dogmen. And from what they say, it's better to run into a dogman.
Im half native & skinwalkers/werewolves are most certainly not cryptids. They are people, wearing animal pelts on their heads who during rituals smear grease paint laced w/ drugs all over themselves & then go out to collect sacrifice for their "powers". & yes there are still people who practice such. Though im afraid that the information age has allowed such rituals to become far more familiar to the public. Which has caused it to become far more wide spread.
I heard the real interview Roger did and he seemed very believable! Also I have heard other people who have encountered similar creatures while out hunting in the LBL. Also it seems like Kentucky and Tennessee have a lot more aggressive dogmen who attack and kill people compared to other parts of the country to where people encounter dogmen but are not attacked by them. But I love this channel!! One of my favorites for sure thanks for all the great content!
Heard a trucker say one followed him along the highway around there late at night for several miles. He was doing 60 and it had no problem keeping up.
Or, due to the remoteness of other places, less victims of dogmen are ever confirmed in those places.
@@xb0xisbetter right. they're usually blaimed on a pack of wild dogs, the owners pet dog or a bear.
I’m starting to get a feeling that this dogman and the more commonly known variant is two of the same species, just that one is a subspecies of the original. As a Michigan man I’m biased when I think the Great Lakes Dogman is the parent/original Dogmen species, but with this southern creature, I could be wrong due to how the climate is different in that region, so that means GL Dogmen have adapted better to their northern climate and have developed better brains when handling human interactions, meanwhile the southern Dogman has more in line with more animalistic behavior similar to that of a cat playing with a mouse. So such things as killing simply to kill without care of the consequences is a more likely outcome with this species.
@Lou Icious the Werewolf which ones?
Thank you for the stories! This channel is amazing!
At 10:20 it talks about the security light being activated by the creatures movement but how would the creatures movements trigger it but not the kid rolling up on the bike?
The lights only stay on for so long & then go out. It likely timed out between triggers.
I love supernatural horror, criminal horror is too depressing
When I read comments in criminal horror stories about how they love the true gruesome stories of horrific murder, etc - I want to reply - “I’m sure the poor deceased victims will be happy that you are entertained by their murders.”
I would be nice if your books were on Kindle and narrated by Cam or your voice, which I like very much. I'm an insomniac and your stories helps my sleepless nights.
Love you guys best channel on RUclips hands down, your stories got me through a bad time when I was a recovering addict and still do, thank you for all you've done to make my life better, keep the stories coming, just to let you know I tracked down a door that was a original part of the Golden Eagle I hung it in my room lol
Good for you, about recovery and all that. I only wish the best for you.
@@amandahugginkiss55 thanks, love the cat btw lol
This is one of my favorite stories so far , good job and great timing with posting it at the beginning of camping season!
Relationships between trappers and the Shawnee were strained (at best): The Battle of Fallen Timbers, Siege of Boonesborough, Blackfish, Tecumseh. In fact, if caught by the Shawnee, trappers were often killed.
Don't really blame them.
I spent a lot of time in these woods in the early 2000s. I was stationed at Ft. Campbell. My weekends were either spent camping in land between the lakes or in Nashville. I still think about that area. I miss it.
This channel needs to spread around more on youtube. Everything about this channel should have millions of subscribers. I could see this doing good on adult swim. Since they do 15 minute episodes.
Having watched the episodes covering cryptids and mysterious entities several times over, and having done plenty of research, I have finally uncovered the identities of these cryptids and entities. In fact they are all the same person…….
IT’S ME AUSTIN! IT WAS ME AUSTIN! IT WAS ME ALL ALONG!
AHHH SON OF A BITCH.good man Jr and yourself
Back when wrestling was fn wrestling!
I'm sorry I'm back again. This was the best comment on here.
It was Barzini all along.
Vince Mcmahon and Rick Flair are the funniest guys on earth
I’ve just finished watching all of the episodes and love your channel so much and are perfect while doing schoolwork and I look forward to new episodes in the future keep up the amazing work
In the final story: The distances depicted by artist representation wouldn't matter that the father was using a 20g shotgun shell filled with bird shot. At that range, it's almost a slug, a big chunk of lead. Even at the distance between one end of the camper to the front would still be enough space to make sure that the shot is still packed tightly. Tight enough to make a grown man stumble if struck because of how mass and velocity work.
A .410g shotgun shell is even smaller, thinner and even packed with buck (what are small ball bearings) they would have equated to the same amount of energy transferred into the target. Turning off the laws of physics to make a story work is a good way to make a story sound like just that - a fairytale.
yea, that one was dumb as hell. Although there ARE videos of adult humans shrugging off birdshot at similar distances. It really depends on what's between the vitals and the muzzle, be it clothing or fur, muscle, and bone. Still calling bs on that shit though, this episode wasn't great.
There is a video online of a charging grizzly bear simply shrugging off a full-on birdshot fired at it. There’s even tales of settlers failing to take down grizzlies with their muskets when they came to America.
This is an animal roughly around the mass of a grizzly bear based on accounts and estimates; tanking birdshot can be plausible. These are bigger than humans are. The fact that he even dropped the creature at all was a miracle.
@@Pastamist Grizzlies have far greater mass than the beast depicted. Depictions that follow the descriptions that were given, how the artist visualized the beast is no where near how big and massive a grizzly bear is.
Man i love it when it's about cryptids. You should really do a dedicated channel on cryptids. Please do a dedicated channel about cryptids
As always, BS giving us the very best of story telling. Absolutely love everthing about this channel. Thank you!!!
A friend and I were 4-wheeling out in Green Swamp which is part of the Withlacoochie forest in central Florida and we heard "something" and have no clue what is was. I pretty much know the sounds of wildlife in the region but that thing!? Scary.
Wartime Stories related in stories from Fort Campbell which is just east of this area. The encounters in that story are reminiscent of this story in encountering cryptids. Not to mention the Bell Witch cave isn't too far removed either.
Glad you guys included Rogers interview. Recently listened to it a while back.
Love all the contents that you cover. Also the graphics and the artwork that you show with the stories are awesome. Keep up with the great work.👍🏼
Bedtime Stories: The undisputed champion of all things paranormal 🏆
If a UFO landed there, who would win? " Attracted by sight of what could only be a gigantic frisbee, the dog men struck without hesitation..."
Imagine seeing one. The psychological shock of seeing something that challenges your view of the world. Your brain trying to process what your seeing.
These things going by the accounts don’t seem to be afraid of us as we are of them.
Also interesting point is that the young boy heard them panting so their biological make up must be similar to wolves and dogs.
I've heard plenty of witnesses who spent a long time going to bed with a weapon and checking under their beds after seeing these things. It is traumatising. It really does mess them up. I'm an anxious person already so I don't need to see one of these things to make it worse. I'd never go to the woods or want to be in the dark again.
It doesn't challenge my worldview though as I've always believed in such things.
Congratulations on your novels, must order them both soon. The land between the lakes sounds like a great place to go camping for the week. I will just remember to bring soon dog food and dog whistles, that should keep them at bay for a while. take care guys.
Props for shouting out to Cryptid Institute
You lost me when the creature activated a security light that the boy somehow failed to activate while pulling up on his motorbike 😅
It is weird but sometimes i walk by security lights outside my house and they don't work. However the cats turn them on constantly lol so who knows
I've missed you guys. Where've you been, and welcome back. Now, you know me, I'm your unashamed resident sceptic; if I were American I'd be a fully paid up man from Missouri. What puzzles me about the massacre story is how the monsters were harmed, even, it seems, killed by a gun. The comments about the spread of buckshot are certainly valid, but if these things are paranormal, any kind of gun or other weapon wouldn't hurt them, surely?
At least I now know what a 'loup garou' is - I'd only heard of it in the old Basil Rathbone film "Sherlock Holmes and the Scarlet Claw". (Turned out to be the village postman, using a weeder as a weapon to both kill and disfigure at the same time.)
excellent work as always bedtime stories.
A video on the story from teddy Roosevelt's biography would be cool ...I think I'm remembering that right the one about the 2 hunters and one of them getting killed by hairy men on the frontier scary stuff
Missing Enigma did a story about that not long after creating the channel. It was my first time hearing the story and I thought it was great.
If I recall correctly, he may have narrated the story from Roosevelt's book, while including his own drawings as well.
They did that story actually pretty positive
@@jordanalandry1866 probably why I remembered it hahaa
Mr Ballen has covered it
@@kedarnigudkar6317 Maybe that’s where I heard it or maybe it was on top mysteries my other favorite channels I know I’ve definitely heard it before on one of these channels
I lived in the Manistee national forest, on the outskirts of a village called Mesick, in Michigan.
The stories are all true. But there's much more than the dogman out there. My wife was accosted by ghostly beings in our living room one night, that had an iridescence like oil.
Northern michigan and Appalachia are massive hotspots for paranormality
I literally, and I mean literally, have every one of Bedtime Stories T-Shirts that I have framed and they line my home office. You guys doing a story on LBL is literally heroin for my ears. Be well you guys. Stay safe and stay dangerous out there huh 👉🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🐺🇺🇸👈🏼
Were you the guy in the suit...? Or are you going to plead the Fifth on that? 🤣
@@SevenSixTwo2012 I’m genuinely not sure what that means. Suit? Bedtime Stories made a suit?
@@nameredacted1176 It was in reference to the "werewolf" who attacked all the people in the story. In French, "Loup Garou" literally means werewolf and dates back to medieval times.
Also, logic dictates that it's a lot more likely for there to be a psychopath in a suit stalking and killing people in the woods vs. an actual mythical creature (cryptid) doing it. Occam's razor principle. Given your user name and the fact that the story takes place in the USA, I had to ask... lol! 😁
@@SevenSixTwo2012 ohhhh ok that went straight over my head 🤣 I actually have the “Loft 817” art framed in my office as well and the Loup Garou is in there as well.
@@nameredacted1176 So I guess that answers the question, doesn't it? Since it did not register for you at first, then you were definitely NOT the guy in the suit! 😁
The animation/storytelling is exemplary
Cajuns talk about the Loup Garou as well, which I think just means were wolf in French. A joyful event when there's a new Bedtime Stories!
I'm Cajun, the loup garoul, (leu means wolf, garoul: werewolf in old french) or aka rougarou originated in french speaking Cajun/creole Louisiana, but the word rougarou as it's commonly referred to, I've heard used by people from all the way up on the Chippewa Rez (french speaking) also. I've not ever heard of it being called that around LBL or KY at all, and I actually worked in KY for a time 🤷🏽♀️
If that kids story was real that's pretty hardcore. Imagine just running off for the road, resisting the urge to look inside the RV because you know it ain't good in there
Love your videos. Watch them soon as they come out and often fall asleep listening to them. I live in east TN and it's pretty cool to hear of these entities that are fairly close
Until you see them for yourselves.
What a great episode. These stories were creepy as hell!
Watching these videos in the evening has a different feel.
I grew up around Hopkinsville. I remember as a kid in the late 90s being at an event called “ Pow Wow between the lakes” or something along those lines. It was a big Native American festival located on the land.
I have a very distinct memory of not being able to find a portapotty and wondering away to go pee in the treeline away from the festivities. This was right at dusk.
As I was peeing I remember having the overwhelming feeling of being watched. It set of huge alarm bells and I recall frantically looking around until through the trees about 20 feet in, my gaze finally fixed on a pair of glowing red eyes staring right at me. I immediately turned and ran back to the nearest crowd of people.
I remember telling my dad later that night at home and he said it was probably a weirdo with binoculars.
It definitely wasn’t, but I’m glad I never find out exactly what it was though.
Excellent 👍 I was waiting for the new episode 👌
I dunno guys, that last story sounded like a work of pure fiction. He wants us to believe that Dogmen brutally and efficiently wiped out everyone besides him for apparently no other reason than to do it. They didn't eat them, didn't steal anything, didn't search for anything, then they departed as soon as they were done. Also, somehow despite being at least part canine they couldn't smell him hiding under the camper¿? Fear supposedly puts off a smell that certain animals (including canines) can smell. He was that close to them, putting off this smell of fear and by some miracle they didn't pick up on it¿? I'm not a skeptic, I believe that this world still has many mysteries to be solved and creatures to find. However, I'm just having a hard time believing this cat. I'm going to go watch the interview with him and see how I feel after that.
A lot of animals are territorial in nature; if a bluff or warning doesn’t work, physical force is employed to remove potential threats.
Bluff charges in dogman sightings are common enough to consider it as factual behavior, but by Roger’s description there was no warning. The thing just came out of the shrubs and attacked for whatever reason. This is not common dogman behavior. Most of the time, they would rather not confront a human unless feeling threatened or cornered; most accounts describe them giving a glare or a snarl, and simply moving away from the eyewitness. I should note though, that particularly intelligent animals can kill without much reason; chimpanzees for example are known to be violent and can kill without eating. If dogman is as intelligent as people believe, then there’s a possibility of purely malevolent intentions.
I do still think this is more plausible than the spectacular, Hollywood-like story of the trailer turning into a slaughterhouse and the girl found up in the tree. Predators tend to be efficient in their killings, calculated and quick, which reflects this story.
@@Pastamist I agree, since from what information I’ve found on Dogmen, such an attack is completely out of the norm for their known behavior which leads me to believe that this is not a Great Lakes Dogmen, but a sub or potentially the original species as it evolved. The GL Dogmen have evolved to a general understanding that I believe is back by the evidence you state, that they would only attack as a last resort or if the threat to them was high enough to warrant violence. Which leads to the understanding that attacking humans is not a good idea and thus must only be done as a last resort. Here, we see a wolf like humanoid attack for the simple purpose or pleasure of attacking and killing. That the creature(s) knew that they could do it with little consequence, with only the 410 shotgun and hiding under the motor home, most likely smearing himself in grease, saving Roger’s life. So this could also be a reason to say that the Great Lakes Dogman is a more human creature; because it knows it can kill people easily but is either instinctually or raised not too. That makes it much smarter than it’s southern cousin, because that creature hasn’t learned not to attack humans without justification. It instead chooses to attack much like an animal hunting or attacking human simply for the pleasure of it.
They didn't even pee on the tires.
@@keegantripp1245 if that thing is real, it has to be supernatural.
@@sarhan5568 honestly I’ve heard theories on them being supernatural, but I feel as though there is too much evidence to support an actual creature. With multiple accounts stating it eating roadkill, chasing game, or one famous encounter with three drinking from a stream. It just doesn’t make sense for Dogmen to be supernatural. But then people say “if that’s so why don’t we see or have real conversation with them” the answer is simple; they’ve been hunted before by man, so the Dogmen don’t try as ancient talks may have fallen or those who knew died with their secrets of communication or past deals.
New Bedtime Stories = Good day
Especially when it's about an area I frequent.
love how colours & animation have been subtly added to these vids over the years!