We are way up here in northern New Hampshire.

We are, Ray.

We're in the woods of Jericho Mountain State Park.

We're not too far from Maine, Vermont, or Canada, for that matter.

So this is Coaz County.

It's spelled C-O-O-S, but there's umlouts over that second O, and it's pronounced Coaz County.

One of the many tricky names we have here in New England to keep people on their toes.

Right.

And funny you mentioned toes, Ray.

Why is that?

Because we're looking for tracks.

Oh, what kind of animal are we tracking?

Well, it might not be an animal.

Maybe it is, but maybe it's something more unusual than that.

We've come to the forest of northern New Hampshire to search for the Coaz County Wood Devils.

Hello, I'm Jeff Belanger.

And I'm Ray Osier. Welcome to episode 433 of the New England Legends podcast.

We're on a mission to chronicle every strange legend of ghosts,

monsters, aliens, UFOs, and more. If you've got a story lead you think we should check out,

reach out to us anytime through our website. We love hearing from you. We'll go searching for the

Coas County Wood Devils right after this word from our sponsor. Okay, as we mentioned earlier, we're in a remote section of northern New Hampshire.

Now, to give you some idea of how remote this area is, Coas County is just over 1,800 square

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