Three intriguing stories based on ancient tales of huge, hairy hominids living in the vast Okefenokee Swamp of Southern Georgia.
Down through the years, the 438,000 acre, mysterious Okefenokee Swamp of Southern Georgia has been the source of numerous strange stories and tales.
Historical records speak of frightening confrontations with huge bi-pedal hominids that resided in the Okefenokee. Some people believe they still live there. The locals call them Swamp Apes or Skunk Apes.
The stories in this book are all based on this legendary beast that was known by the ancient Indians as Ka-ahn-chu-ka.
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Several more warriors moved in to confront the beast. Two of them hurled their spears. The razor-sharp obsidian points cut through the beast's flesh and sunk into its chest. The beast screamed in rage as it tore the spears loose and hurled them back toward the warriors. Blood flowed from the puncture wounds.
As more men ran toward the beast, it reached out and snatched up Bolon's daughter Ichico, and Eme, the younger daughter of one of his oarsmen. Men yelled and women screamed as the swamp beast turned and charged back into the forest.
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An arrogant, and highly agitated, priest arrives home after 40 years.
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