Show Notes
Imagine you are out for a drive and see a dog ... but there is something unatural about it. Or you hear strange sounds while spending the night in the outdoors. In this episode, explore the eerie world of Skinwalkers and Wendigos, two chilling figures deeply rooted in Indigenous folklore.
M recounts eight true stories of people who believe they were stalked these creatures or encountered them in the wilderness.
Story 1: The Dog by Hmarie Story 2: My Encounter with a Wendigo by Ok-Reading4915 Story 3: Hind Legs by Arthur Rigsby Story 4: The German Shephard by Michael Barnes Story 5: Eli's Story by michaelm466 Story 6: Hunted by a Wendigo hailz1721 Story 7: Canoe Trips by gillyvanilly Story 8: The Great Dane by Fireclawiswoot
Credits: https://www.newmexicoexplorer.com/native-american-skinwalkers// https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendigo Sound Effect by SingularitysMarauder from Pixabay Sound Effect by Universfield from Pixabay Sound Effect by Kalpesh Ajugia from Pixabay Sound Effect by LIECIO from Pixabay
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