Cryptid By State : Kentucky

It's the beginning of the new month and that means a new Cryptid By State video. Today we are traveling to Kentucky to find out what type of creatures make the state home. You won't be disappointed to see just how diverse some of these cryptids are.

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[KhryxTina]

I live in Kentucky and can attest that around the area of Russellville and Auburn there are Black Panthers that roam the wooded areas. Myself and about 30 other people stopped in the road back in 2000 as we witnessed one sunbathing on a rock ledge. It stood up, yawned, turned around, and hopped right over the fence behind and took off into the woods. It was incredible.

[cosmiccowboy]

Kentucky resident here there is one called the birdman around Cumberland Falls state park and that’s really close to a creepy place called Devils Creek anyways great video

[donna]

Interesting that you discussed the strength of a dogman being able to kill a bison. I used to work at a wildlife sanctuary where a tiger got out and attacked our bison. It didn't even pierce the skin, as the bison's hide was too tough. The image I got from your description would be more terrifying to experience than you think.

[dantesenshi]

Kentucky boy here! Loved the video! Can’t say I’ve heard of the bearilla. I would be curious if you ran into the sheepsquatch in your research?!

[katmack]

I always heard Gargoyles r actually good guys. If ur gonna fight evil, ur gonna prolly look pretty scary urself! Lol

[cakincaid]

This video was well done. Looking forward to your video about Spotsville.

My family has been in Kentucky since sometime prior to 1798. That's as far back as I've traced my family tree.

[sherryarmstrong]

If you check the Cherokee legends their have called the lands of West Virginia and Kentucky, Ken Tuc Kee. This is with the Moon Eyed people lived. So call because they saw better at night. There's a very interesting legend about them. Maybe a story for your channel!

[bt]

I live in Montana, we have no shortage of interesting cryptid stories here. One of the ones I find to be a bit unique is a man, I believe around Billings, encountered a Sasquatch while hunting, he pulled up his rifle and the Bigfoot appeared to teleport or slip through a portal right in front of him. I personally saw a white wolf cross the highway in front of my Subaru forester, his back was above the hood, the video you did about the Wahelia (sp) really made me think of that incident

[PeytonCapps]

It's weird hearing these when I have been to pretty much all of the locations you mentioned.

[SwiftpawWolffox]

Just what I need to listen t and start my monday morning.

[teripage]

I live in Kentucky, and it is a strange place. All kinds of things happen and have happened here. I recently bought a 26 acre property that has a huge creek running the length of it that flows down to the Licking River. My land is largely old forrest. There are times at night that I want to go out and get into my hot tub to soothe my sore muscles but i will open the door, and suddenly get this feeling that I need to get back inside asap! I do not know why, and some nights I feel just fine in the dark but others, i hate to even take my dogs out!

[rustybayonetcom]

You are not running out of time, keep the stories going 😀😃😁

[deb]

You certainly did right by Kentucky!  Excellent!Peace and roses, Deb the TN Scary Lady

[TheRupturedHope]

I just found this series recently was just watching the Playlist in order hoping my home state would show up! Awesome series and content. Keep up the awesome work

[susanb]

Happy Monday with Ben Miller. My paternal grandmother's maiden name was Miller. I am sure we are sixth cousins! Lol!! LATA!!!

[discoverynorthcarolina]

Learning something new with every video 👍

[lukekline]

another great video ben i have to say the dog man ones were my favorit

[charizardboss]

I love how this series is still going strong mainly because I actually enjoy it keep up the great work

[Zoinkin]

Yes I live in Kentucky. Love your vids. Oh and Louisville here is pronounced
Lool-vool. Idk why but that’s what it is.

[bigj]

I grew up on Herrington Lake and I have never heard about the pig monster but when I was in my teens I saw a five foot fish swim by that looked like a damn shark. I thought it might be a catfish but after doing some research I discovered that some pike can get to that size!