2+ Hours of Deep Woods Stories | Camping And Hiking Stories | True Scary Reddit Stories
In this 2+ hours of deep woods stories, camping and hiking stories, you'll get a true taste of the perfect escape. From creepy campfire stories to spine-tingling hiking tales, you'll find something to interest you in every story. Sit back, relax and enjoy this 2+ hours of deep woods stories!
These stories are meant to relax and unsettle you. I hope you enjoy it!
CHEERS!
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Story 1: [00:26] - clyde2003
Story 2: [11:22] - U/A
Story 3: [18:26] - bearrwitness
Story 4: [23:44] Organic_South8865
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Mad respect for your narration skills as well as doing over 2 hours of content. You're a real actor and have a voice for radio.
@b.g.5869
8 ай бұрын
Probably just a text to speech app like virtually all of the woods horror story channels. The word "preface" was pronounced as "pre face" in one story for example, which is precisely the sort of glitch you hear with TTS apps.
@McPerkins
7 ай бұрын
@b.g.5869 ooh, yeah, I've heard a few channels that definitely are AI, for sure, but I don't think booze is one of them. There are others that aren't. Unless you think they all are.... But I've heard a couple that are obvious and annoyingly so ai. Bleh.... But yeah, Booze pronounces height as "heigth", which is a very common human error. Computer isn't gonna make that mistake. I even heard him say "ecscape". Either he says these words naturally, and humanly, incorrectly...or... he correctly pronounces the typos of the Reddit stories he's reading, because you never know if the person means the typos and you should just read it as they post the story. Sometimes he even stumbles an trips over his words. I think there was an episode where he was sick and stuffy and sounded awful....but, no, you're right. Never met the guy, he's probably a robit 🤖
I hate that someone complaines after all the work you put into this! I enjoy your stories very much!!! Thank you!!!
@user-qw3pr3qo6m
4 ай бұрын
I know! It makes me mad , some people just cannot b happy and grateful
@jimbo_1312
4 ай бұрын
You're right. How dare anybody ever critique something... we should all just accept what we're fed regardless.
There are very few narrators I love as much as Aaron manke, he is really hard to compare to perfect pace, volume and inflections. But here you are being just as wonderful and having your own unique tone and delivery. You are wonderful, thank you for your videos.
@lisacolbert5987
8 ай бұрын
Really good speaking cadence. Doesn’t mispronounce words or names of places. Doesn’t over-act for effect. Perfect amount of inflection. NOTHING annoying with his style. A natural.
My GOODNESS i Just found you tonight! New to the Fam i am 😅 Such a great voice. So nice to find a voice i can fall asleep to... which really takes a while. Some others get loud for a kid voice so i want to turn it down and then be quiet for an old man and I'm laying in bed trying to hear and it brings you out of your slumber...ya know? So this insomniac says thank you for the kind delivery to my sensibilities ❤
@angelageier1574
11 ай бұрын
Or the narrator or volume is low on the video so when the ads start playing it's way too loud.
@HelgaEndres
Ай бұрын
Yes he is on my top 3 list.
Wow. Loved these stories/experiences! My favorite was the Alaska one with the wolf. Reminded me of stories about dogman. Chilling
@francesghoul7
7 ай бұрын
That one freaked me out it was good! 🤣
I go camping in Scotland and love listening to this while in my tent 😂
@AlexandriaWillowG
Жыл бұрын
how fun.
@H2_singh
Жыл бұрын
@christinamyway5438 yeah it is
@gtmumma
Жыл бұрын
Omg Ive always wanted to go to Scotland, my mother was a Glaswegian, she made that place sound like my home ✌️💛🙏
@carolinel7027
Жыл бұрын
I'm in Scotland but I'm no a hunter.these are great stories to listen to.totally loving them.
@ellzedd4113
10 ай бұрын
Oh gosh 😂
More creepiness, please 🥺❤️.
I'm a truck driver. I love your work buddy. Thanks for making these long drives a little bit easier.
I loved all the stories thoroughly, but the rain at the end was a perfect touch, very soothing to drift off into sleep after good scary stories.
I enjoy the lengthy video's so, no complaints from me😊 Thanks for all of your hard work🤗
Never complain always enjoy hard work is put into every story and sometimes I miss one or two due to amazing sleep ❤ just joy through terror 😂❤ thanks and have a great sleep everyone
@LoganMichaelCairnes
Жыл бұрын
I agree 💯
@andypancini2130
Жыл бұрын
Complaining about Complaining is a sienfield episode i thnk
@patsywhitten4739
11 ай бұрын
Only exciting if u not persinally exp it then not fun at all. Amazed at stories and learn fr them. And thrilled bec these r survivors.
Oh yeah 2+ hrs of B&B!!! So flipping awesome 😊
I can't believe these people who say that they don't carry a gun because "there's nothing bigger than a bear" out there. There are People out there! After 40-years as a cop I can tell you that evil People are the most dangerous thing you'll ever encounter in the woods.
I follow several pages just like yours. Yours is my favorite by far! You deserve way more subs 👍
@kimberlyshepherd270
Жыл бұрын
@@truthbird1527I like the channel Campfire Tales. Zak is great and I think you would like it 😊
“We had a small axe and a pellet gun for protection”…is the scariest part of that story!
@timtheskeptic1147
Жыл бұрын
No one wants to get an axe bite and I have a 1200 fps pellet gun. That's a higher velocity than some bullets. It's adequate protection.
@dinarusso3320
11 ай бұрын
😂😂 who goes camping with no weapons, at least a machete? All kinds of strange situations can happen in the woods!
@TheSapperhog
8 ай бұрын
@timtheskeptic1147 that is NOT adequate protection. You're asking for trouble if you believe that.
@mialopez4607
6 ай бұрын
😂😂😂
@Schitcum
5 ай бұрын
@@TheSapperhog I’ll quote bill burr “I can defend my home with a bb gun, if i hit you in the elbow, you’ll at least have to step outside and rethink your night”
No complaints here braj. Love your stuff. Hope your well
@BoozeandBoos
Жыл бұрын
I appreciate you man! Same to you. 🍻
Where the hell have you been hiding? Yay, a new narrator
@icantthinkofaname15
Жыл бұрын
Ya no kidding lol I just found him too!! He's great!
@PeggyAshwell-yr1uh
Жыл бұрын
@@icantthinkofaname15yeerr54545n so😅
Bonfire story is a lesson for young guys getting into a car with strangers over the thought of getting a piece of a$$, use caution and listen to your gut feeling.
@Dspruill1990
11 ай бұрын
😅 Don't need some that bad
@tonysburgers7223
4 ай бұрын
They wanted his a$$
@crystalhowell2720
Ай бұрын
Lmao 😂 yeah surely it wasn't worth all that who does that tho gets in the vehicle with someone they don't even know to go to a party with ppl he's never met before u don't know what them folks was into like SMH
Great stories on a side note I really enjoyed the long closing with the rain.
First time I ever heard about a guy have a run-in with a psychotic man in the woods and later think, "Wait, what would have happened if I was a girl?" You understand more than most.
@emimon2351
3 ай бұрын
Most people don't mention it cause it goes without saying.
New subscriber, gotta say that your voice is really clear, you keep the stories interesting & for that, I thank you 🙏🏼 Cheers!
@traceypedigo6405
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for not sounding like a pervert, like another unnamed guy, whose stories are on youtube. Great voice. Original stories. Titties to you!
New sub here😊I never complain...especially after a lot of effort is put into these brilliant channels 😊
Im glad I found you. Even if the they're are stories I've heard. The way you tell them makes them seem new, like told from a different perspective. So like I said im glad I found you. You do great work!!!
I love all your stories I could listen to them over and over again. Has even helped me in some incidents I've been in and gone through. Just know you are appreciated and the ones that have sent these stories to you are also. THANK YOU!
"someone will complain about it " lol what a spoilt person that would be,lol . These are the best audio stories I have ever heard. I know and have worked with cryptids for more than 30 years now. I love listening to these things. Great show, neat little income for you ...
@ljse1112
Жыл бұрын
True! I don't see or hear the complainers working hard and making improvements on their channels and in their lives. That's why the word complainers fits so well- complain is all they do! Kudos to you for taking action and already being successful. Please keep your energy and focus on the positive supportive people who love what you do and how you do it. Let em complain !
@kimberlyshepherd270
Жыл бұрын
What do you mean when you say you have worked with cryptids?
@sharikaraman5896
Жыл бұрын
@@kimberlyshepherd270 The most "recent" lab grown werewolves were all transported to an island, that they could roam. 20 Navy Seal soldiers were sent there, by the superiors telling them these creatures need to be killed. They werewolves were taller, bigger built, and more powerful than any before them. The leader of this group seeing the carnage happening as all his men were killed , was connected by a bigger force to me, while this was going on- there was 1 min we had, for him to ask if there was anything that could kill them, and I told him. It saved his life. I am a UFO Contactee, and Interdimensional medium.
@user-pg7dy4kq1x
Жыл бұрын
Derrrrrp. Werewolves. 🤦♂️
My dad used to weld on the slope. The month before he started a grizzly bear ran through their barracks, he found his way into the building but didnt know how to get out. Then a few months after he left, he worked there for a few years, the guy he would share a work tent with got drug out of the canvas tent by the ankle by a polar bear. Polar bear was put down and his coworker was airlifted for some gashes and missing the back half of an ankle. My family is from Montana so I understand the ice and wild animals but Alaska is just built different.
Thanks!
@BoozeandBoos
Жыл бұрын
WOW. Thankyou so much! I"m glad you enjoyed it.
Thankyou for the upoload!
This channel is dope. Now i got something to go along with lets read and mr revenant.
Lol it's like these people can't remember their own lies from one sentence to the next lol. Dude gets a ride from a stranger "all the way out in the middle on nowhere" and yet as soon as the situation gets weird he decides to just run away and what do you know he runs through the woods for a second and he's back to right where he started lol. Did he forget he just told us he was driven out to the middle on nowhere or what? I like creepy stories but damn I hate the obviously made-up ones.... Meh oh well
@idecidenotyou
9 ай бұрын
Almost as lame as that meh.. statement..
@nbsoboleski
6 ай бұрын
I agree I'm the skeptic who tries to find the "slip-up" in these true stories, lol. But, in defense of that example, I didn't notice it being horribly off since he drove for what he claimed seemed like an hour, it gets more remote, then they see the double-trailer-turned-redneck-gas station, then go down a road and get to the campfire. Maybe because I live in a place like what he described, and know how outsiders feel about how isolated it is --- its weird. But if you were scared, because it seemed you fell for a ruse and were close to getting robbed by a huge group, it would give you an adrenaline rush. Likely, you'd run until you saw lights. He said the trailer store had bright neons, and might be a beacon in the dark when you run scared for a mile or two...??? The cab would be insanely pricey, haha, if it really was an actual hour back to campus --- odds are, whether these stories are true, (I doubt it) they may come from a kernel of truth. Something less dramatic actually happened to them. Or a friend's epic anecdote that made it 3 or 4 levels deep in the telephone game, and gets more salacious with each re-telling. Normally I can't *stand* these channels, but I like this guy. He is pretty selective compared to the some of the utter trash I hear read on other "VERIFIED TRUE TERRIFYING STORIES TO GIVE YOU A YEAR OF NIGHTMARES" type creators, lolol.
@tonysburgers7223
4 ай бұрын
Lol
@coconutshook
3 ай бұрын
it's reddit. take everything with a grain of salt 😂
@faithsmith7784
3 ай бұрын
Why don’t you try and entertain us , please.
I fall asleep listening w the rain! I'm in love!
You're an amazing speaker--I can follow you easily--the stories are incredible.
Just discovered your channel! You have a great voice.
I work from home as a painter. And love to listen to things other than music. I have heard everything someone else tell so i found you. I like how you tell it as the person.
In the bear story, the guy should have put the bear down right away to stop its suffering and fear. No animal should suffer like that.
@helenivanoff6287
Жыл бұрын
I couldn't listen to that story. I had to skip it.
@silvertheelf
Жыл бұрын
Nature is cruel.
@thedaisiesgrow
Жыл бұрын
When is the time stamp? I don’t want to hear that. I
@BAKEDPOTATOLARDYASS
Жыл бұрын
Wimps
@BrookeBrookens
Жыл бұрын
@@BAKEDPOTATOLARDYASSlolll
The story about the Boy Scouts encountering a big doot while camping in the Boundary Waters off of Moose Lake in Northeastern Minnesota got my attention really quick as I live about 15 minutes from there and I have been to the Charles L. Somers Northern Tier Boy Scout Base on Moose Lake many times. I have had my own encounters with the big guy myself and can assure you that to have any spooky encounter or bad situation in the area where the writer of the story was at is about the most unnerving feeling that you can experience as you can be out in the Boundary Waters for DAYS and never encounter any other people. Personally I don't recommend going into the wilderness up here unless you are armed with a high powered handgun (not a wimpy 9mm) as bear are common and cougar are also occasionally in the area, and of course there are the occasional big foot and you don't want to have an encounter with any of them unarmed or armed with something that is underpowered. Over the last 20 years there have been several people up here doing research on bigfoot and there have been reports of Bigfoots being sighted just outside of town. The woods here are so thick in spots that you can be within 10 feet of something and not even know it, but this is also some of the most beautiful wilderness there is in the entire country.
@nbsoboleski
6 ай бұрын
Yes!!! Cool chick checking in here, lol, born and bred (and back again) in Nowheresville, northern MN!! Aka, International Falls, MN!
@todddenio3200
6 ай бұрын
@@nbsoboleski I'm In Ely
@nbsoboleski
6 ай бұрын
@@todddenio3200 sweet!! Ely is cool, I've only been there once or twice --- I have a cpl of 2nd cousins there. Betsy / Beau / Brad / Donna Dyste. Lol, maybe you're neighbors with my relatives... it is a small world after all.
@nbsoboleski
6 ай бұрын
@@todddenio3200 sorry, I know it's prolly weird that I got all detailed and doxxed my relatives, lol, but I'm old school and don't have reasons to fear stalkers coming for me bc I naively blabbed about my distant relatives in Ely I haven't seen in 15yrs. Lol.
@todddenio3200
6 ай бұрын
@@nbsoboleski you don't have to apologize for anything. I know who Betsy is but don't know the others. I don't hang out with her by any means and haven't even seen her or spoken to her in at least a few years. You should make a trip to Ely to see them or just to see Ely. It's not THAT FAR of a drive. No I'm not a stalker ..lol. hell I can barely even walk anymore let alone do anything else that anyone could consider a threat
These are pretty good! It is surprising to me when people camping in a foreign place, at night, on foot just separated from the elements by a jacket and strips of nylon, and they’re like, I figured I’m still safe since I brought my 1 inch butter knife. Like are you even sure you have what it takes to get up in someone’s face and pierce their flesh? Would that even be safe to do, bc if you’re right up to someone such that you can stab them then that thing is just as close to you
Story 4 hits close to home since I live around there. Mom and I love geocaching around there.
I'm glad I found your channel today. We're in the same business.
Thank you for the stories 😊
Hahaha Story 4 is a load of crap. :) I grew up just a little north of that area and I also lived in the Boundary Waters for two years. No, no apes, no weird creatures, just no. I have camped almost every stretch of those woods and be more afraid of humans than animals. Humans who are bored and live in a tiny area who are a little off sometimes and will do things to mess with you out there. I've come across those crazies more than animals.
@nbome2733
2 ай бұрын
This is an interesting comment! So you said people mess with you, when these people did - was it pretty harmless or was there some malicious intent behind some of the harassment? And what do you mean by some people being off? I’m genuinely interested in what you’ve experienced in reality
@TheDsRequiem
2 ай бұрын
Wow you just discovered that all of these stories are fake. Good for you.
2 hours 🎉That's awesome, and you are awesome! Happy Monday everyone !❤ #cheers
@LoganMichaelCairnes
Жыл бұрын
Happy Monday
New subscriber. Thank you, good job sir.
This stories are really good 👍new subscriber 🙂
Wow , I just came across your channel. Your voice is awesome 👌 Thanks for sharing .
I appreciate and enjoy the rain sounds in lieu of music
What's up with these guys on the trail carrying knives? Don't they know about firepower.
@nbsoboleski
5 ай бұрын
Yeah, seems safer, cleaner safety from a distance. If it's an animal, they aren't necessarily afraid of a shiny piece of steel, and if it's a crazy human, they'll likely back down from a gun. But weilding a knife at a pyscho, is almost more of a challenge. And how about the ease with which a crazy, harmful individual may get the knife from you, then use it against you. I would carry a knife because I don't have a gun, but I'm not usually in the deep woods alone.
@user-qw3pr3qo6m
4 ай бұрын
No shit, I hear these guys saying " I always carry a small knife with me when I'm hiking/camping etc..n I'm just like"wow" that is all I need to know about your outdoor smarts
@nbsoboleski
4 ай бұрын
@@user-qw3pr3qo6m hahaha, yes!!! Not just *only* a knife, but a SMALL knife at that. You couldn't even ward off a rabid raccoon w/that. Boy scouts are more prepared, lol.
@user-qw3pr3qo6m
4 ай бұрын
@@nbsoboleski or a kitten...
@menacedstar4637
4 ай бұрын
@@nbsoboleski From personal experience, a small knife is easier to carry around and much easier to swing in case of danger. Although it's also much safer and also more dangerous carrying firepower with you, when the danger is another human, they can sometimes use it against you, if you're not fast enough. Overall, any weapon you carry can keep you safe, but can also get you in trouble, which is sad, because that means no one is ever really completely safe 😕 Have a good day 😊
Please do a whole video on specific cryptids/monsters that us fans/subs request you narrate about. Ask for our favorites and take the ones you think are the best. Keep up the good work !!
I really like your channel because I never heard most of these.
Thanks
WHAT'!!! 2 HOURS 🎉
@angelmoody7920
Жыл бұрын
Thank you😊
if they complain too bad...these are awesome...thank you
Hey Bro I love all these Topics Thanks for the Stories 😁🙂
Nice to hear a local story from Flamborough. There certainly are Coyotes out there. We also have a much needed mental health system that is overwhelmed by people needing treatment. Many live on the street or in the woods.
Yaaaaaaaay! Epic! I love listening to you. Haters be jealous lol
Nature can be cruel, sometimes your biggest regret is something you didn't do.
after years of listening to stories I have decided so many of these are people just being scared of a stranger for no real reason lol a guy driving with a bunch of trash bags is so frightening
@lisacolbert5987
8 ай бұрын
There was more to it than that. Wasn’t as simple as a dude driving around with trash bags. They KNEW something nefarious was going on.
@Jdubski-dk7ml
8 ай бұрын
@@lisacolbert5987 if they KNEW something was going on it wouldn’t be some ambiguous story about a guy with trash, it would be about what nefarious stuff he was actually doing
Good evening
@LoganMichaelCairnes
Жыл бұрын
Good night
I’m from anchorage Alaska and my dad works on the slope. He has a scary story too. His coworker/friend was working on a pipe that was frozen and it broke open and hit him in the head causing his brains to to everywhere and my dad was a fire fighter at the time so he was the first on the scene to see his friend, it broke his heart seeing his friends brains everywhere. He’s now a turbine engineer on the slope instead of a fire fighter.
New sub. Thanks for the stories. 😊
I hope you continue to draw in new subscribers. You do a great job and the stories are really good. Thank you for not having any dogs die. I hate those and will never listen to them. The Stories are creepy and the rain in the background is nice.
@lisacolbert5987
8 ай бұрын
I’m with you ! As soon as it looks like a dog is gonna die I move on. Totally takes away from the enjoyment for me. I KNOW it’s reality and I’m not a Karen , it’s just too sad for my blood.
That poor wolf in the first story has been through hell and back...he ain't scared of you.🥴🤨😤🥺
Poor Terry was friendzoned 😂
Never heard of your channel before. Glad to have come cross you
53:02 I love the Boundary Water Canoe Area stories. I've been up there all my life. I'm actually trying to get a job at one of the resorts on Moose lake. Some weird shit does happen up there for sure!!
@nbsoboleski
6 ай бұрын
Indeed! Northern MN is an enigma most have no clue about....
@stevengoracke7644
5 ай бұрын
@@nbsoboleski I'm in Rice County. I never hear anything about cryptids here. 🤔 I'm not surprised that the Twin Cities and beyond experiences things!! Kim
@nbsoboleski
5 ай бұрын
@stevengoracke7644 hahahaha!! Yeah, honestly, I don't believe in cryptids at all, but I allow for the rare but real possibility of a mutant, like an unseen freak of nature. But for me, it's the crazy ppl in small towns, in the woods, in the middle of nowhere. Not that I ever feel unsafe anywhere, really (but I suppose I should) --- still, I think that an attitude of "I'm crazy AF, maybe crazier than you (person in the bushes), so don't mess w/me, I might bite your face off." Okay, not really, haha, but real recognize real. Lmfao.
Red Ice, yeah!!!❤
Humans don’t belong in the woods. Stay out. It’s not all tweets and cute chipmunk cheeks like people want to believe. You are ALWAYS THE PREY with or without protection. Whether an experienced hunter or not, you don’t belong in those woods.
The geocaching one left me wondering who was more suspect, the old dude or the writer's brother-in-law. A homemade embalming hook...just chillin in his trunk...right.
Great narrator, have you done any audio books?
Great video, as always
Nice job on this. 👍 Thanks
YOUR THE BEST KZreadR OF ALL TIME, YOU, MR. NIGHTMARE AND SOUTHERN CANNIBANL ARE MY 3 FAVORITE KZreadRS OF ALL FREAKING TIME!!! Thank you sooo much for your amazing content! I'm a HUGE horror fanatic of anything scary from movies, to stories, anything horror!!! I love you! You make life soooo much cooler & worth living! Horror fanatic!!!
Thanks for the stories .
Save the Last Dance Matthew 😢
I love this channel!
I love compilations 🥰
In the wolf story I would've just fed everyone to the wolf.
We can't go to sleep without you😅
Those damn foxes get you every time
We were camping in Canada in a cab over camper, and sometimes my brother would sleep in the cab of the truck instead of the camper. A very curious grizzly started sniffing at the windows, which were open. I guess the bear made a half hearted attempt to get in the camper, too, and my mom shook me awake. “Look! There’s a bear!” And I said, “that’s a bear” and went back to sleep. I have no recollection of any of it, though I am extremely afraid of bears.
you have the voice ever
Please may I just vent? KZread had THE worst commercials! Gah! On the positive side, I am a new subscriber and I love this channel. I guess you gotta take the bones with the fish😅😅😅
Keep um coming buddy
Perfect story teller.
We did the BSA boundary waters 7 days of paradise.
Great voice
My mothers family is from Indian Mound. Very isolated area. Native land super thick. My family has passed down many horror stories from the area.
try to avoid the repeated descending pitch cadence and you are a top 3 scary story narrator
New subscriber here, just got hooked 😌
I actually may prefer this channel to Mr Nightmare
That story where the hiker says a gun is too heavy to carry knows nothing about guns. A 10mm round will drop a moose and it's a handgun round.
@dinarusso3320
11 ай бұрын
😂 I noticed that some of these stories don't have the most intelligent people who use common sense or caution
Glad I found ur channel. No c/o here. Loved the videos.
Love Love these Stories
Your voice is 🔥😍
Thank you.
❤Absolutely 💯 ❤️ 👌 ♥️ 💙
I agree with your narration skills you should seriously consider audible not sure what its worth but i could listen to you good job broham
Ngl that first story is one the more creepy "dogmen" stories ive ever heard.
YOUR GOAT BOOZE N BOOS!!! LOVE THE NAME TOO! CHEERS!!! LOVE DRINKIN CANT WAIT TO GET OUT THIS SOBER HOUSE N ACTUALLY CATCH A BUZZLISTENING TO THIS FOR THE FIRST TIME LOL
Great!