Feb. 12, 2024

Down on the Farm true scary story

Down on the Farm true scary story

Down on the Farm scary story. This true scary story is from Episode #2 of Your Scary Stories. Your Scary Stories is a show where we share your true scary stories LIVE every Monday at 10:30pm EST. To learn more about the Show, or to submit your true...

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Down on the Farm scary story. This true scary story is from Episode #2 of Your Scary Stories. Your Scary Stories is a show where we share your true scary stories LIVE every Monday at 10:30pm EST. To learn more about the Show, or to submit your true scary story go to YourScaryStories.com

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This story that I have was submitted
by Alex Voss. It's our last story

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of the night. I have titled
it Down on the Farm. Thank you

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Alex for your submission. Go ahead
and go into it here. This story

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takes place at my grandparents' farm in
the summer of twenty eighteen. I was

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alone one night. Since my grandparents
were away, I was getting paid to

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watch the farm for a couple of
nights. On the last night, I

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was watching TV in the living room
when I started to hear strange noise coming

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from outside in the cornfield. At
first, I shrugged it off because I

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figured it was most likely a dear
that that wasn't until I heard all the

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cows start mowing at the same time. Usually, when you hear maybe one

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cow moo that's not a big deal. But when every cow starts mooing,

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then you know something is wrong.
Something or someone would have to startle them.

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To me, all the cows freak
out at the same time. I

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was the only one at the farm
watching over the farms. Of course,

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it was my job to see what
was going on, so I went to

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the closet to get a coat on
and go outside. But I was just

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about to go outside when I heard
a very high pitched cowscream. I stood

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still for a while, shaking in
my boots. Something terribly wrong was going

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on with the cows. I quickly
ran upstairs in my grandpa's room under his

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bed. He always kept a few
guns loaded. I made sure the Honting

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rifle was loaded, and I went
outside. The cow still would not stop

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moving. I went into the barn
to check. There was nothing out of

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the ordinary going on inside the barn. All the cows were still here.

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That was until I walked further down
and noticed that one cow was missing from

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the stall. From his stall,
it didn't make sense. I was sure

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he was tied up the last time
I had checked a few hours, right

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before darkness. I knew I saw
him. I thought I could hear a

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cow make a high pitched moose sound
as it's titled. As it's worded,

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excuse me from the cornfield outside the
barn. So I went outside. But

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while I was walking to the field, I swear I heard what sounded like

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people talking. I finally had enough
of this and I fired two rounds into

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the air. Everything went silent.
The cows were quiet. I couldn't hear

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anything from the field. That wasn't
until I heard the footsteps in the field.

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I didn't know if I had the
balls to go inside the cornfield,

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but I had to do it.
I was watching over the farm anyway.

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This was in the exact reason farmers
have guns. I couldn't just hide inside

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with trespassers in the field. It
was my job to protect the farm.

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I started to walk into the crops
and I could hear many pairs of footsteps

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all beside me. I was even
getting more freaked out as I continued to

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walk deeper in the field, and
then I froze down one of the rows

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of the cornfield. There was a
person in all blacks standing a few feet

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away from me. I rose my
gun up, telling him to get out

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of my I wasn't bluffing. I
was ready to shoot, but he never

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moved, so I fired another round
into the air to scare him off,

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but he still didn't move an itche
Then he actually started walking towards me with

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his arms slightly out, as if
telling me to lower my weapon. I

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aimed my gun at him again,
screaming go away. That's when I made

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the horrible realization that I was surrounded
by people dressed in dark clothing, at

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least six or seven people. That
was only the people that I see.

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Who knows that there was even more
out there? And the one guy got

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close. As the one guy got
closer, I realized something he along with

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the rest, were wearing all these
creepy masks. The man stopped approaching me

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as I started stepping backwards. They
all stood in silence for a moment.

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I cannot explain the fear that I
was experiencing. I thought I was about

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to get killed. They all started
chanting something at this point in time.

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I couldn't understand it. It sounded
like a different language, but the chance,

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the chance, almost sounded like a
song. I started wondering if they

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were about to perform some sort of
sick ritual on me. That was when

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I took the opportunity to run away
as fast as I could. Down a

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few more rows of corn. When
I was out of breath, I stopped

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and fired about six rounds in their
direction. I heard a bunch of footsteps

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and rustles and the crops going in
the opposite direction. I finally scared them

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off. I ran back towards the
direction of the farmhouse, I stopped as

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I saw something on the ground.
What I saw has stuck with me and

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scared me till this day. There
was a cow head sitting in the top

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excuse me, sitting in the middle
of circles of candles. I wanted to

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puke. As I soon got back
to the farmhouse. I did then puke.

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I grabbed the house phone and called
the police. I told the operator

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everything to the best of my ability. She said an officer would be there.

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Soon after I got off the phone
with the police, I started calling

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my parents, explaining the situation and
asked them to come pick me up,

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and my dad said he'd be there
in one hour, that's how far away

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they lived. I sat upstairs at
my grandparents' room, shaking and crying at

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the same time, waiting for what
it felt like an eternity, until I

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finally heard a police car outside.
I ran outside in that to the officer

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and never felt happier in my life. I told them everything. He searched

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the barn, then a little bit
around the cornfield he found the cow head

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and called up a search and rescue
team. After this and now an active

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crime scene, This was not actual
crime scene. When my parents arrived,

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I, along with the first officer, had to talk with them about everything

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that had happened. Thankfully, my
parents took me home after that. My

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grandparents took this very serious and of
course installed high tech security cameras all around

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the farm. Who knows what kind
of group this was, but clearly they

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were doing some kind of animal sacrifice
ritual or something. I just happy to

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be the unlucky one home alone on
a farm they chose to do it at.

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Yeah, I don't know. I
mean, that's that's wild, because

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uh, this isn't the only uh
animal sacrifice story I've heard recently, And

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yeah, I don't know, like, like what what could heell? Someone

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say something like that, what is
the what is the what is the gain

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that they're going to get from it? Is that? I can't process it.

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I don't know. But when I
read this, I really I was

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just trying to put myself in his
shoes, being young, and like,

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you're in charge, You're being paid
for this, to do this job for

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your grandparents, You're looking over your
family's farm. I can only imagine how

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terrifying this was. Yeah, that
that's pretty crazy, And I actually was

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trying to picture in my head a
high pitched cow sound like. I haven't

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been aroun of cows personally so very
much anyways, but I think that was

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very let the cowship. But I
don't remember here in a screen, but

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I can almost picture what they're talking
about, like yeah, and it's like

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yeah, yeah. What I do
know is though I'm not a cow expert,

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but I can only imagine when they're
all going getting stirred up at once,

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all those sounds going on for all
the cows at the same time,

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that has to be freaking terrifying.
So like this, I gotta say,

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kid, I don't say how old
he was. I don't remember. I'm

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sorry, Alex. Did college parents
come get up? So he's probably teenager.

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Yeah, he felt as if though
he had to protect the place.

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Yeah, I don't know if when
I went outside, if I realized there

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was a cow missing and I heard
noise from the cornfield, that I would

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have an enybody to go run into
the cornfield. It seems like a very

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risky thing to do, right,
kind of vulnerable running into a cornfield.

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Yeah, of course, if I'm
trying to put myself in the mind of

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like teenage Jack and you know that
that kind of like, well, I've

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got I've got to do this,
this is my job kind of thing.

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Maybe maybe I would go out there
to like threaten someone and be like get

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out of here, especially with a
gun. But yeah, you're surrounded,

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but you'd never I guess I can
almost see it because you wouldn't expect there

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to be multiple people out there,
right. You probably just think this is

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some jackass, and really it's it's
beyond messing around with like you personally,

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it's like your family's business. I
mean, I can see, oh,

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you have a farm having that mindset, but you wouldn't run out there thinking

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there's a group of people right alter
something. So I don't know if I

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would have immediately assumed that the cow
was dead, you know, if they

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just pulled it out of the barn
and just set it loose or something like

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that, I don't know. But
when he sees the when he comes back,

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and they were clearly using the cow
for some sort of I don't know,

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either just to either mess with them, which is really messed up,

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or if they were trying to do
some real witchcraft or something like that and

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candles around it. That's kind of
yeah, Yeah, I would have.

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I would done the same thing.
I definitely would have gone straight to the

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house, locked the door, called
the cops for sure.