I've been sent many stories over the years of something called the Ozark Howler.

It seems the Ozark Mountains have more than just stories of this beast though. Welcome back to the swamp my friends.

It's good to see you made it back for another episode.

Today I'm going to be sharing creepy and allegedly true stories from the Ozark Mountains,

sent him by viewers just like you.

Since you guys seem to enjoy the Appalachian Mountain video so much,

I decided I'd take a look at some other mountain ranges around the country and see if we can't find some creepy scary stories

And as always if you have a story that you would like to share in a future video

Whether it's from a mountain range or

something else, be sure to submit your story at swamp dweller.net or the email you could

find in the description down below. Now, without further further hesitation let's get into these creepy and

allegedly true stories that will creep you out. I live in the Ozark Mountains and for the past two years I have often had to drive through the Ozark National Forest for about two hours

back and forth. It's a long stretch with no towns, no lights, just hills and trees

as far as you can see. Nothing weird has ever happened to me on that drive.

Well, like a month ago, I am driving the normal drive. It is sunny but hazy and I feel something invade my thoughts. I guess that's the best way I can describe it. I got this buzzy feeling in my body like something was trying to yank me out of it. It just felt weird.

I was not high and I do not drink. I started feeling like something was talking to me,

and it felt like it was coming from the hills or it was from the hills itself.

It was basically conveying to me without words that it wasn't male or female and it was really

old and needed energy devoted to it, but had to be mutually given.

None of it was in words, it was just like I suddenly knew this.

I pulled over as I came out of the mountains because I felt so weird.

I chalked it up to just being tired.

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