Scatter Ridge: Witnesses Share Terrifying Encounter with Massive Black Creature in Daniel Boone National Forest

Title: A Chilling Encounter in the Daniel Boone National Forest: Unraveling the Mystery of Scatter Ridge Hey there, fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts! Today, we're diving into a spine-tingling tale that has been circulating in the Sasquatch community. The story, shared by two-time witness and field researcher, William Jevning, on YouTube channel Creek Devil, revolves around a haunting encounter in the Daniel Boone National Forest. In the video, Jevning discusses a chilling account he heard about two separate incidents in the Daniel Boone National Forest, specifically in an area called Scatter Ridge. Both accounts involve young boys who went hunting in the forest and were warned by their elders never to venture into this area. The eerie part? In both cases, the dogs that accompanied the boys never returned, and neither did they. Jevning expresses his curiosity about Scatter Ridge and invites our listeners to share any information they might have about this mysterious location. While he believes the forest to be in Kentucky, he's not entirely sure. If you have any insights, we'd love to hear from you! Another intriguing aspect of the video is the discussion about a boy who disappeared from his home and was found 400 feet up a cliff, deceased. Initially, the story attributed the boy's death to an unknown animal attack. However, Jevning shares that he's heard rumors suggesting the boy was either removed from his home or yard, not on a hike, before the attack. As Bigfoot believers, we know that a deranged dog wouldn't be capable of dragging a 13-year-old boy 400 feet up a steep slope. The question is, who or what could have? Let's keep an open mind and continue to explore these fascinating stories. Stay tuned for more updates, and don't forget to check out the video on Creek Devil's YouTube channel. Until next time, happy squatching! Excitement Level: 6 (Interesting guest in an interview who mentions some otherworldly things)