5 Scary Canadian Wilderness Horror Stories

The Canadian wilderness is vastly unexplored and untouched by man. The things that are claimed to lurk there are absolutely terrifying. These viewers sent in their allegedly true Canadian wilderness horror stories. Podcast Episode 751.

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00:00 // Introduction.
1:00 // The Tundra Of The Lost by: Eric M.
3:54 // There’s A Wendigo In This Park by: Anonymous.
7:58 // The Mutant Bears Of The Yukon by: DeepInuitLegacy.
12:09 // My Road Trip Into The Darkness by: Angela.
16:05 // Wells Grey Park Tragedy by: Penelope Albrecht.
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[iRon.x]

Canadian here 🇨🇦 to enjoy swampy stories

[Lulu-rwrm]

Thank you for remembering the horrible tragedy of the Bentley and Johnson murders. I was a child when this happened but remember it well. I live 1.5 hours from Wells Grey and have visited the park many times. The RCMP fucked up this case massively and it took way too long to solve. Our justice system here in Canada sucks.
Thanks again for sharing this and bringing back the memory of the families. My prayers are still with their loved ones who lost so much and went through hell.

[jordanmagpiebulletYT]

As a Canadian these stories could probably be true if you wanna look at the horror story go to the cities these days

[makaylaforbes]

Oh yes ... some stories from Canada! This Canuck thanks you!

[gemmy]

Woo!! Love these wilderness stories.

Thank you S.D!! 😊

[janisdavenport]

Thank you for the complete journey of this horrible situation.

[canadianbacon]

Gotta love to see it. Stay blessed swamp

[elizabethsisney]

Hello Swamp, back for another awesome upload of stories!
🤗🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏

[ratgirl]

I’m disgusted that David gets to live out his life, get married and have children, watch tv and garden; all the things that were denied to his victims—he should have gotten the death penalty and that should have been carried out immediately.

[firestick]

I hear the legend of the Shimmering Turtle dates back millennia. Natives say if you saw this entity, it was either a blessing or a curse. If you could catch it, and keep it alive, you were very lucky. If it died in your care, watch out! The poor, now deceased, beautiful creatures would get their revenge by haunting you, every waking and sleeping hour, for eternity!

[tsam]

Love you covered Canada, even if all sad stories mind you. I've heard about the David story before. I can please share that we Canadians say "Provincial' (pro-vin-shul) thank you

[kierstinsteinlicht]

Just turned the light off to go to bed! What a great way to end the day

[oAgL]

I don't believe someone who kills without a justifiable motive (self defense) is someone who won't offend again. David shouldn't get out, ever.

[krisbamburak]

Excellent set of Canadian wilderness horror stories. Can you upload more please. Fellow Canadian listening. #ShimmeringTurtle

[stephanievaughn]

Thank you I look forward to all your stories

[ZedMazaus]

Man every time I hear last story I can't help but to be descusted at the final result. It makes me want to punt a SHIMMERING TURTLE at the criminal and the ones that desided he deserved life imprisonment like Super Mario. I agree that monster got off to easy. And the the fact he gets a rediculous amount of luxuries and amenities is such a slite to the victims loved ones😢

[jrg]

I love this video I've fallen asleep 3 X noe!!!

[darkduck]

Gave my old lady a shimmering turtle last night.
Looks like Im sleeping on the couch for the rest of the week.

[dorieanton]

I'm very surprised in the last story. I wonder how many shimmering turtles are in the ponds of Canada.

[coleyquesadilla]

A hunter calling a bear a killer is ironic. That's what you get for messing with nature. That poor bear, suffering because people can't aim.