[o s h u n]

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Check Up Time
⦕barn name⦖

Asila
⦕breed⦖

arabian
⦕gender⦖

mare
⦕color⦖

fleabitten grey w bloody shoulder

[ScarletFang]

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Bit By A Monster
⦕barn name⦖

Myra
⦕breed⦖

arabian
⦕gender⦖

mare
⦕what do you find scary⦖

The Bigelow Ranch in Utah, USA... You want to hear scary? Go look up some of the things that have happened to that place! My skin was crawling the first time I ever heard about it! There was an old couple living there that reported 'silver objects' the size of football fields hovering over their property that would open 'doors' of light that they thought lead to other dimensions... ten cattle disappeared overnight and three of the family dogs went missing with only scorch marks to mark where they were last seen by the famity late at night... they reported hearing voices in their house and whenever a cow did manage to get discovered they were dead and gone without a single drop of blood left in them! To this day nobody has any explanation for anything that had happened and the old owners moved out leaving it abandoned. Talk about the heebee jeebees ~.~

[.Intrigue.]

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Bedouin Beauty Mark
⦕barn name⦖
Bahira (Arabic meaning "Dazzling, brilliant, noble lady")
⦕breed⦖
arabian
⦕gender⦖
mare
⦕what do you find scary⦖
There's a place near where I'm from called "Abby's Bridge." There used to be an old road thru the rural areas back in the day. These days, it's a nature reserve and riding trails, and the road just past the bridge has grown over so its now just a dead end lane for the houses and horse farms. The story is that the pregnant girl, Abby, found her boyfriend at the local bar and they had a big argument. Abby decided to walk home, but a passing car stopped to give her a ride. The driver didn't take her home though, he kidnapped her. The rumors say he took Abby to the bridge where he cut her baby from her stomach and then tossed her body over the bridge. No one knows what happened to the infant. If you go out on a new moon night and stand on the bridge and chant "Abby, I have your baby!", her ghost is said to appear. I and some friends tried it one night, and we heard movement under the bridge and saw a shadow. We didn't stick around to see if it was Abby, though, but when we got to the car it took 3 tries to get it started. Ever since then, the bridge gives me goosebumps, even in daylight.

[.Arrow]

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AMS Plummeting Heart
⦕barn name⦖

Fright
⦕breed⦖

arabian
⦕gender⦖

mare
⦕what do you find scary⦖

I've always found the Slenderman concept as very creepy...anything that involves someone or something watching you without your knowledge really freaks me out.

[~SpotOnAppy~]

Mark

[Kiwilady]

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Check Up Time
⦕barn name⦖

Asila
⦕breed⦖

arabian
⦕gender⦖

mare
⦕what do you find scary⦖

The Moehau Man from right here in New Zealand.
There are legends and stories of huge bushmen that abound around the world.

In North America there is the Sasquatch or Big Foot, Asia has the Yeti, and Australia the Yowie. And while they are geographically separated, in some case by vast distances and oceans, their descriptions are always somewhat similar.

New Zealand has its own wild bushman of legend.

The Great Hairy Moehau Known mostly from stories originating around the Coromandel area in the North Island, the creature is known as Moehau Man, after the range of mountains many sightings come from.

Other Moehau-type creatures are also reported to have been found around Mount Tongariro, Kaikoura Mountains, Ruapehu, the Karangahake Gorge, Urewera Ranges, Fiordland National Park and in the area around the Haast River.

The Moehau (also called the Maeroero) is reputed to be a large, hairy hominid cryptid living in the Coromandel-Moehau ranges near the top of the North Island. It may be synonymous with the Maero, (as some Maori have suggested), another New Zealand cryptid. Both have been reported as having long, sharp fingers and like the tall, hairy beasts from other continents, the Moehau is a large, extremely hairy hominid with arms reaching down to around his knees and with a distinct odour.

In Māori tradition, the Moehau are wild, violent men with long, bony fingers and long, dirty hair. They killed their prey with long, sharp fingernails and then ate them.

Another explanation for the Moehau is that it was an exaggerated report of an escaped gorilla
http://hauntedauckland.com/site/moehau-new-zealands-bigfoot/

[orse]

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Searchlight Reprise
⦕barn name⦖

Pip
⦕breed⦖

arabian
⦕gender⦖

mare
⦕what do you find scary⦖

I love watching conspiracy theories but sometimes they are quite scary and spooky - some good conspiracy theories however are really convincing and make you think twice!

[Eremite]

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FHR's Fears Come Alive
⦕barn name⦖

Haunt
⦕breed⦖

arabian
⦕gender⦖

mare
⦕what do you find scary⦖

I love horror videos and listen and watch them often. Most are readings of stories but some include videos and pictures. I don't scare easily but the one thing that has kept me up at night has been Skinwalkers. Even typing it I get nervous, they're seriously terrifying. I highly recommend searching them on Youtube and Google to see what i'm talking about.

[o s h u n]

⦕show name⦖

Check Up Time
⦕barn name⦖

Asila
⦕breed⦖

arabian
⦕gender⦖

mare
⦕what do you find scary⦖

The Moehau Man from right here in New Zealand.
There are legends and stories of huge bushmen that abound around the world.

In North America there is the Sasquatch or Big Foot, Asia has the Yeti, and Australia the Yowie. And while they are geographically separated, in some case by vast distances and oceans, their descriptions are always somewhat similar.

New Zealand has its own wild bushman of legend.

The Great Hairy Moehau Known mostly from stories originating around the Coromandel area in the North Island, the creature is known as Moehau Man, after the range of mountains many sightings come from.

Other Moehau-type creatures are also reported to have been found around Mount Tongariro, Kaikoura Mountains, Ruapehu, the Karangahake Gorge, Urewera Ranges, Fiordland National Park and in the area around the Haast River.

The Moehau (also called the Maeroero) is reputed to be a large, hairy hominid cryptid living in the Coromandel-Moehau ranges near the top of the North Island. It may be synonymous with the Maero, (as some Maori have suggested), another New Zealand cryptid. Both have been reported as having long, sharp fingers and like the tall, hairy beasts from other continents, the Moehau is a large, extremely hairy hominid with arms reaching down to around his knees and with a distinct odour.

In Māori tradition, the Moehau are wild, violent men with long, bony fingers and long, dirty hair. They killed their prey with long, sharp fingernails and then ate them.

Another explanation for the Moehau is that it was an exaggerated report of an escaped gorilla
http://hauntedauckland.com/site/moehau-new-zealands-bigfoot/

Very interesting indeed! Congrats

[Kiwilady]

Thank you so much! Ah I love her!