Current River

A Missouri man tells quite a story about what happened when he and his friends heard something huge approach their campfire one night near the Current River.

Just when you think you've seen it all, the New Madrid Fault comes up with a brand new place to shake. A quake was just confirmed by the USGS right across the Missouri border practically in the middle of nowhere in a non-typical area.

There are 4 places in Missouri where you could strike it rich panning for gold right now.

Floating some of Missouri's many rivers is a way of life during the summer months. Most of those experiences are as peaceful and relaxing as it gets. One Missouri man was camping near the Current River when he woke up hearing something massive taking huge steps through the water. Then, it screamed.

There's no feeling like being alone in the woods of Missouri. With nothing but the trees and wildlife around you, it's a peace that's hard to describe. However, the peace was suddenly broken not that long ago when a Missouri man heard a scream that made his skin crawl in the woods near his home next to the Current River.

Traffic jams are slightly different when you're in the rural parts of Missouri. This is a perfect example. A driver shared video as he was stuck behind a herd of wild horses on a bridge crossing the Current River in the Show Me State.

What would you do if you were out in the middle of the woods and suddenly you heard a scream that sent chills down your spine? That happened to a man in southeastern Missouri recently and the bloodcurdling screams aren't the scariest part of his story of what's been happening in the woods near him.

Sometimes it's hard to appreciate something when you grew up with it practically in your own backyard. That's the case for a Missouri river that was just named the most scenic canoe trip you can take in America.

Of all the rivers in Missouri, the one I think that might be the most underrated is the Current River. I think I can prove that thanks to a cabin I found that sits next to it with the river quite literally at the back door.

If a Missouri man's story is accurate, a Bigfoot on his property is mighty violent. He claims the beast split a tree in half and killed deer. Can't we all just get along?