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For decades, people across the United States have reported encounters with a terrifying creature that seems to exist somewhere between man and wolf. Known as Dogman, witnesses describe a massive canine-like animal capable of standing and moving on two legs, often encountered along lonely roads, deep forests, and isolated stretches of wilderness.
In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore the strange history of Dogman and some of the frightening encounters that have helped turn it into one of America's most unsettling cryptid legends. From glowing eyes watching from the darkness to creatures seemingly stalking terrified witnesses, we dig into the stories and ask what people might actually be encountering out there.
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