FERAL HUMANS IN THE MOUNTAINS OF SOUTHEAST KENTUCKY

In the remote, rugged hills of Southeast Kentucky, there are whispers of a dark and unsettling legend - the feral people who lurk in the shadows of the dense forests. These mysterious figures, said to be the descendants of 19th century hermits and outcasts, live in total isolation from the modern world.

Join me as I venture deep into the backwoods of Appalachia to uncover the chilling truth behind the myth of the Kentucky feral people. In this video, you'll hear first-hand accounts from locals who claim to have encountered these wild, animalistic beings - and the terrifying consequences that befell them.

From disturbing sightings of hulking, unkempt figures darting between the trees, to grisly rumors of ritualistic savagery, the legend of the Kentucky feral people is enough to send a shiver down your spine. But how much of it is fact, and how much is fiction?

Viewer discretion is advised, as some of the stories shared in this video contain disturbing and graphic content. So turn out the lights, grab some popcorn, and get ready to experience the most bone-chilling tales from the dark heart of Appalachia.

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[moonbowsmoon]

You are the best story teller of all. Hands down. Come and visit Kentucky. We can share a campfire and storytime. Regards, MoonBows.

[vespurrs]

About 30 years ago I was part of an archeological survey crew in SE Kentucky. We spent three months climbing up and down the hills and hollows and never saw anything strange or suspicious. That's not to say I don't believe strange things are out there in the woods, but I'm relieved I never experienced anything like that.

[louloubelle]

Ohhh my days, I didn't know this were Steve's Channel, I'd just skip oj by so you know I'm going to have to go on catch up. Your accent sounds thicker in these stories and channel.. with love from the uk

[LesPoole]

Hi Steve, great to be here with you all about what is out in our forests. your the Best.

[richardevans]

Having driven as far as Benham and Lynch KY, there is an eerie sense of isolation and otherness there. Not a feeling of threat, but one of emptiness and quiet

[billwilliamson]

I live in knox county ky and I have many crazy stories of wild people in the woods.

[slowboywhiteboardv]

Good spooky bedtime stories 😁 Kentucky always felt like a land lost to mysterious beasts 😅 (my welsh, scot and irish kin hail from Kentucky before Indiana)

[timcollins]

I been here in southeastern ky for 40+ years and I admit, everybody's not as civil, humane, friendly and tryna do right as much as myself, it seems.But I ain't never heard such o thing as ferals in KY.Lol.Also I've been in the woods, all over this area, a thousand plus times!But I get it!People that do things have a tendency to do the best they can.That means more and more stories!Right!Anyway, as far as a human being, people here don't seem to like a lot of change, change in infrastructure, buissnesses, removal of the mountains and woods, change in livelihood, they mostly just down to earth people, some God fearing, religious, friendly, hardworking, hardliving and good folks!On the other hand kentuckians dont like greedy folk, dont like outsiders nising around properties, dont like city folk trashing up the woods, mountains and srreams, dont like smartarses, dont like others bothering loved ones and dont like trashy drugs killing our loved ones!But ferals, no.And don't like incest, lol.The stories and chit you hear about this beautiful piece of land, I tell ya!Yet I wouldn't assume these stories are based on truth!BTW, to the haters🖕

[Froggy]

I love your stories, they're scary but your voice is so soothing.❤

[SCouch-cwje]

Come over to Perry County I can show you some wild places!! Ky proud

[mountainmanmusic]

I live on the Harlan Letcher county line! Your mind is your worst enemy in the woods. Cool stories!

[vicki]

Hello 👋 steve!! My mom was raised about there, beautiful country ❤️

[jeffreyrobbins-jgrd]

I was raised in harlan co I have seen and heard a lot of things early 80s the mountains are spooky an yes an haunted how many bodies buried out and about through the mountains mainly from the early days 30s and 40s

[jasonvaden]

Ive got my own story to tell, I'm from Tennessee, but mine happened in south east Arizona in chiracahua canyon, I probably misspelled that, I don't have the map in front of me, feral people or spirits ill never know but they were there. I still adventure alone in the back country but try to pay attention to the feel in the air and don't bed down if it aint right

[EricUnderwood-vx]

Around 1977-8 I was hiking in the San Gabriel Mountains not 20 miles as a crow flys from downtown Los Angeles and I ran across a feral family Father Mom and two kids boy and a girl they had the kids on chains wrapped around their waists because the trail was dangerous in spots..i was surprised to say the least...torn ragged clothes very dirty and yanking thrm kids to keep them in line.
I just let it be.
Eric Underwood Class of 81 Downey High School Downey California USA 👉♥️🇺🇲🙏🗽🦅

[jeffreyrobbins-jgrd]

I live in Southeastern Kentucky and I've been in all the mountains a time or two you may run into a crazy usually a hunter ginseng hunter or wildcat or bear occasionally a Bigfoot but yes you can get strange at times especially at night the date for you go the weirder it gets

[davidortiz]

The forest is as scary as the ocean. Vast & not fully explored. Especially those cave systems. Be safe. It is the wilderness.

[SageSeekerNKY]

When you are in Red River Gorge and you see something weird, just turn around, because no you didn't!

[AngieCee]

Another Steve Stockton channel? Idk how I came across this but definitely subbed. Thanks!!!

[stevenmoss]

I wouldn't go out in those woods unarmed