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The Creature of Kielder Forest, England | UK HORROR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.พ. 2024
- A man and his daughter face the class divide in their little village when something starts happening to one of them.
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Only a little bit into the story but it’s so far another piece of pure talent. I appreciate your work. It was instrumental in helping me push through my military contract.
I really like this one! I come from a large, extended rural family, and hunting is a way to fill the freezer to get through the hard times. However, the complete disregard for the life of the animal, as well as any callous pain and suffering you inflict on it infuriates me! I am glad to say it is the attitude of the deer hunters in my family! I don't know if it is because of my belief that all life was created by God and is sacred & important to him, our Seneca/Celt background, or just a great appreciation for nature that makes me feel protective towards those animals who have no protector. As an adult, our property is posted. I know we are given permission to hunt & eat animals by God, but he never gave permission to worthlessly slaughter, or cause unnecessary pain. Hunting is something you do out of necessity, not out of enjoyment of ruthlessly ending life. Good doggie!
Subsistence hunting and fox /pheasant sport hunting are completely different things. All the subsistence hunters I’ve known hunt what they need as humanely as possible and share with people in their community who struggle with food insecurity.
Compared to fox and pheasant sport hunting which is just tormenting and killing animals for the hell of it and often in the cruelest ways possible.
Just to be clear, I’m agreeing with you lol. I feel like my comment is worded poorly 😅
Not at all! I understand, and agree with you! It's good to read another like minded humane human's words! God bless!@@notaperson9831
This was a very good story and incredibly well narrated. I've been subscribed for few years now and you've only gotten better. I'm really enjoying these new UK horror stories, keep it up mate!
That was a fantastic story. Thanks as always Skott for sharing, I really enjoyed it xxx
Alternate Title: Nature's Temper.
Oh my gosh, 1 hour or NT? ❤ Your voice is one of the most soothing of them all. :)
OMG!!: I drive through Keilder Forest and Keilder~Water most days and nights and the Pheasants are a nightmare!!
It's as though they're throwing themselves out in
Pick em up and have some dinner then... nom nom.
@@greatestytcommentator Yes 💯 they taste good!!
Unless they're mangled and then I have to throw them in the hedgerows to prevent them attracting scavengers who might be squished as well.
Favorite narrator ever 🖤🐺🖤🐺🖤🐺 Happy Sunday ❤️ you have the most amazing talent fir accents and male and female voices. I always wanted to tell you ❤️
I think this is a GREAT story!! I love the flow of the story, his conflict with his inner-wolf, and I totally understood his (wolf/man) thought processes throughout. Also, if that had been my village, I absolutely would have been protesting, but I'd be the one resident that got everyone else all hyped up and ready to go to war against the tyrant! (Unless we had a secret werewolf weapon to take care of it for us) Lol! Ultimately, though, when I hear Mark's inner dialog, it sounds like, how I imagine, your own actual thoughts would evolve. And, I appreciate your subtle encouragement for people to love animals and our world. Especially animals! Anyway, sorry for too many words!
Tl/dr: GREAT STORY!!!
The hunter becomes the hunted!
*SINsational!!* 😈🖤🐺
We grizzly bear hunt with a bow, so technically, you could say that once in a while, some of us hunters do get hunted lol moose can be a little bit of a thing to deal with also while hunting
I live near Kielder, this will give me nightmares, tank yew.
This was a nice story. I am enjoying these stories about old supernatural nature fighting back.
Damnd this is a good one the depth of the charechters is awsome Lilly and mark are awsome
I was biking in Kielder Forest last month. Nice place but bitterly cold.
Oh yay as a geordie this is close to home for me 😊
Did anyone else hear the description of Jack and immediately think of Jason Isaacs as Col. Tavington from The Patriot? Just me? I’ll see myself out.
Great story...just awesome. Thank you
What a great story! Thank you!
Outfreakinstanding, Sir! Thank you, Skott!
If that one doesn't get a part 2 than that would be a shame but if it dies that will kick ass all though I must admit it as is is a awsome short story
Never really enjoyed the idea of hunts like that. Something more personal if you're in the elements, lying in wait for that special target to emerge.
Aside from that this story feels to have a potential sequel and imyall for it.
Yeah I get why people hunt things like deer or boar for food and even considered it myself, but fox hunting for enjoyment or trophy hunting things like lions is just vain and wrong.
I love your channel. Been watching you since the start of the channel and I’ll be here until you decide it’s time to hang up the mic.
Loved it. Thank you
Excellent job!!!
Good doggie 🥹
As always amazing
Loved the video ❤❤
This world needs more Marks!
Wow
Definitely on the Hunter side in this one lol
what, what did he tell to peter's ear? was it ever mentioned?
Yay a long one 🎉🎉🎉
Strange for many of the ppl who speak out against introducing helpful non local creatures into Europe don't see the similar and greater harm of mass migration
Ew. A racist.
Wonderful story as always! I hate that this is still practiced. Hunting as a means to feed oneself is one thing.. it should never be for sport
Why are you doing a Yorkshire accent for Northumbria ?
True UK horror is Huddersfield town centre
It always makes me giggle hearing Brits talk about something in the auk being “quite far away”. Dude. I drive 2 hrs to work every day and 2 hrs home. And my son is in college 1400 miles away in Colorado and that’s only 2/3 the way across the USA. I drive to see him every other month. DRIVE. It’s 24 hrs there. 24 hrs back. 😂😂
4 hours a day round trip commute sounds like hell
I can even feel the inviornment and energy in the castle caffay
Wealthy rich kids.... " i could a difference!"
This reminds me of the book of emyris
I like this story, but it leaves very little subtext for the reader and has to explain every deeper meaning it's trying to convey
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(Edited because great response that makes me reconsider my position. Please read the whole comment discussion here and realise I've genuinely been convinced to look at it another way reconsider this post. Much love)
I've noticed a trend to political edged, left leaning stories and comments and I'm sad to say it makes me think twice about my loyal subscription to an otherwise quality narrator. I came to listen to scary and creepy stories, not have real life politics thrown into the mix.
I just care about nature dude and hate seeing it messed up so much. I don't have the money or fame to make change that way so I thought a few videos that helped showcase these core issues with the British landscape might make at least some difference. I'll admit it's a tad hamfisted because I'm not a writer, but I'm happy to see that the themes resonated with most people.
@@NaturesTemper you know what, good answer and respectful. I'll listen to it with a new outlook, to see an idea I don't normal even consider. Well done and keep being you. (I've adjusted the above to reflect this. Honestly Well done)
Good story but the protesters should mind their own business, hunting actually keeps animal populations within reasonable numbers and helps proctect farmers crops
Fox hunting is posh twats going out on horses and letting their dogs disembowel them for fun. Even then, nature balances itself if we dont mess things up. I mean what do you think happened before humans left Africa?
These “reasonable numbers” you mention are interesting seeing as we’re squeezing wildlife into smaller and smaller spaces… but okay…
They're not protesting natural wildlife, they bring in thousands these birds and the birds ruin farmers crops and local wild life. So no they're not protecting farmers crops they're creating the problem. It says so in the beginning of the story. Under those conditions I'd protest too.
Not if it’s if it’s illegal homie.
@NaturesTemper alot of land owners breed foxes as well just to be hunted
Pheasants and the harm to locals is a great analogy to the vast migration of non Europeans harming local ppl
Get that xenophobic crap outta here buddy
The fuck does that have to do with anything?? Weirdo.
@@NaturesTemper protecting your nation is simple self respect. Uk is being destroyed, stop apologizing for neo colonialism
Are Tibetans xenophobes for not wanting Mass Chinese migration? Poor does your "xenophobia" only apply to European peoples?
Another lecture disguised as a story. Sigh.
Opinionated and incorrect lecture.