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Hey guys and welcome to episode 80 of Hillbilly Shorts.

I'm Herodito.

And I'm Threse.

That's all I can do.

It's none of that works.

I can't roll my tongue at all.

Repipeepter, for four.

Who do da?

Oya.

Roja.

Oh.

I don't know.

Olai?

What?

Oleg for to Oleg.

Well, we're going to continue on with our cryptids for this week. No one hell I hate cryptids. I don't know. O'A. Olae for T'OLE. Well, we're going to continue on with our cryptids for this week, knowing how I hate cryptids. I don't know why I chose to do cryptids all week long, but I should just spread them out like one every six years. I found some cool ones. I can handle them in small doses for the minis work. Tonight we're going to talk about what may or may not be accrypted, which is the Ozark Howler. And I say that because... He said, awo! That would be the werewolf of London, not the Ozark Howler. Oh. Well, they're all sound the same, don't they? No, not this one. A how's a how? No. Can I get home with the story? Sorry. So the reason I say that is there's a lot of people who believe that this is a hoax. So the Ozark Howler is also known as the Ozark Black Howler, or just a Howler. It's aic that supposedly resides in the remote areas of Arkansas,

Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas. There are some varying descriptions of the Ozark howler,

as witnesses often give conflicting accounts of the creature they claim to have seen. The most general

description that can be pieced together is a creature that's the size of a bear, with a thick,

stocky body, shaggy hair,

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