So many times we hear stories of hauntings that are relatively scary.

These are more of the things that go bump into night type stories.

Not all hauntings are based on devastating past events or gruesome murders.

There are stories out there that are more uplifting and will bring a smile to your face.

Sometimes a place just produces so many great memories that a residual haunting can manifest

and replicate some of those exciting times.

A residual haunting is basically an energy imprint left on a location from the past that

were replay over and over, much like an instant replay at a sporting event.

These are not ghosts stuck in a location rather just energy from past events.

Think of it more as memories that never fade away.

This episode about the 101 Ranch in Oklahoma is a prime example of this.

Just south of Pongka City, Oklahoma, there is a wide open stretch of Prairie land off

of Highway 177.

If you listen closely you will hear the sounds of singing cowboys coming from the 101 Ranch.

Sometimes it's a cowboy waltz complete with harmonica, piano and guitar, beautifully

blending with the sounds of frogs and crickets as it drifts out over the vast space.

Sometimes it's more of a cowboy ballad, just a lone acoustic guitar being softly strummed

over the sad minor chords by a cowboy as he sings over the music.

There are other voices coming from the ranch as well.

The sounds of laughter and clapping, dozens of voices singing the cowboy classic such as

Wobby Taiyai-O will get alone little doggies.

The issue here is that the 101 Ranch has an existence since the 1950s.

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