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Game Trail is an anthology horror podcast set in the deep woods of the American Northeast, where the quiet of snowfall masks something far less natural. Each episode follows a different person—hunter, hiker, logger, lost child—who steps off the marked path and into a territory where the rules of the world shift. These are stories of cold dread, of tracks that double back on themselves, of things that watch from the treeline and never blink. Luna guides you through these isolated encounters with a steady, low voice, like a campfire tale told by someone who has seen the woods at night and knows better than to run. Every tale is complete; you can start anywhere, but you'll want to hear them all. The blood trail leads somewhere, and not all who follow it come back.
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Luna follows a wounded buck into the deep snow of the Kiamichi Mountains, near a place called Broken Bow, Oklahoma. The trail leads her to a rusted railway trestle that shouldn't be there—a bridge that vanished from maps
In the winter of 2018, I drove out to Haines Hollow, Pennsylvania, to help a friend track a deer he'd shot at dusk. The blood trail led us deeper into the woods than either of us expected, past the old fire tower that ha
January 2022. A deer trail behind an abandoned gas station outside Roscoe, New York. Luna follows a blood smear into a stand of old-growth pines where the snow doesn't fall the same way twice. She finds a hunter's blind
March 1997. In the hills above Millbrook, New York, an old apple orchard sits abandoned after the last Furlong died. Luna's father told her never to walk past the fallen stone wall at dusk—the door wasn't meant to be ope
Luna recalls a late October morning in 2019, when she tracked a deer into a hollow she had never heard of — Garvey Hollow, off an unmarked logging road in Cameron County. The deer was not a deer. The trail did not end. A
On a frozen November night in 2019, a snowplow driver on Cherry Valley Grade near the town of Dunmore picks up a man walking the shoulder without a coat. The driver knows every mile of that road—the way it snakes up the
November 2023. A hunter named Everett built a tree stand in the woods outside a village called Sutter's Cove, New York. He told me he worked on it for three weekends, alone, nailing boards into a white oak at the edge of
November 2023. Luna was tracking a wounded doe through the hardwood stands behind Milner's Hollow when she found a second blood trail—human, dragging, leading to an abandoned fire tower. Inside, a man in a shredded hunti
Luna recalls a winter morning in 2019 when she followed a blood trail not from a deer, but from a man named Hollis who had been missing for three days. The trail led through the hardwoods on the western edge of Stillwate
In the winter of 2017, a man named Hollis Durn kept a barn that no one in Schoharie County would go near. Not because it was abandoned, but because it was too clean — swept dirt, oiled hinges, and a single trapdoor that
In December of 2003, I spent three nights at the Cutter's Motel outside Barlow, Ohio, while tracking a deer that had strayed south of the Muskingum River. The motel was a low cinderblock building with a flickering vacanc
In October of 2018, a retired fire watchman named Harlan Croft radioed the Monteagle ranger station to report a signal he could not explain. For thirty-two years he had sat alone in the Pigeon Mountain Lookout, watching
November 1987. A solo deer hunter named Carl Pederson goes missing from his tree stand on Swainson's Ridge, a stretch of state forest just outside the town of Lost Creek, New York. Search and rescue finds his rifle, his
It's the last day of deer season in the foothills above Minton, New York, and Luna is tracking a blood trail that doesn't add up. The snow is too clean, the tracks too few, and the thing that left them is not a deer. She
It's November 2017, and Luna is driving through the Monongahela National Forest when her truck skids off a gravel road near a place called Wagon Wheel Gap. She finds shelter in a hollowed-out general store run by an old
After a late-season blizzard strands her at an abandoned hunting camp, Luna discovers a single kerosene lantern burning in the window of a cabin that should have been empty for forty years. Inside, a table set for one, a
Outside Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, in the wet gray of a November evening. Luna's uncle Frank had a bull that kept getting out. One evening he followed it through a gap in the barbed wire that he had never seen before. Beyo
Luna hears a story from an old game warden named Conley about a stretch of gravel road in Schoharie County called Moseley's Crossing — a place where, for three nights every October, a single headlight appears on the empt
In the winter of 2018, deep in the Monongahela National Forest, a hunter named Clyde Stoltzfus followed a blood trail that led him not to a wounded deer, but to an old stone formation known locally as Parson's Rock. What
November 1987. A doe, hit-and-run on a back road outside Hadley, Pennsylvania. Luna kneels in the gravel, knife in hand, when she notices the wound is wrong — not from a car, but something else. The deer's eyes do not cl
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