The Ozark Howler Stalked Us in the Hills of Arkansas | U.S Soldiers Creepy Encounter

Four U.S. soldiers took a weekend trip into the Ozark hills of Arkansas in November 2012. What started as hunting, camping, and firelight turned into something far darker. Locals warned them about the Ozark Howler, a creature said to stalk the forests with glowing red eyes and a bone-shaking howl. They laughed it off until the woods went silent and the nightmare began. This is a chilling first-person story of survival, fear, and the terrifying encounter that still haunts them.

If you’re interested in creepy encounters, paranormal military stories, or true horror stories from the woods, this story is for you.

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