ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Deep in the old forests of North America, lumberjacks told stories about creatures hiding between the trees…
A sobbing cryptid that dissolves into tears.
A stalker that always stays just out of sight.
And something in the canopy with deadly aim.
In this episode of That’s Kinda Paranormal, Casey and Dave dive into the strange world of forgotten lumberjack folklore, exploring the legends of the Squonk, the Hidebehind, and the Agropelter—and the very real fears that may have created them.
So were these just campfire stories told by exhausted men in brutal wilderness…
Or was something really waiting in the woods?
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