Big South Fork National River: Wampus Cat Sighting? Oneida, TN

The Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area is a vast and diverse natural area situated on the Cumberland Plateau, covering 125,000 acres. Its primary purpose is to preserve the free-flowing Big South Fork of the Cumberland River along with its tributaries. The region spans across multiple counties, including Scott, Fentress, Pickett, and Morgan counties in Tennessee, as well as McCreary County in Kentucky.
In Southeast Tennessee, there's a cryptid called a Catty-Wampus, but most know it as the Wampus Cat. The Wampus cat allegedly has several supernatural abilities, one of the most notable being its ability to emit spine-chilling screams. The half-cat creature is also thought to possess exceptional speed, agility and stealth, allowing it to navigate the densest of forests and remain undetected. Legends suggest that it can shape-shift or become invisible, making it even more challenging to track or capture. These extraordinary abilities have both fascinated and frightened those who have delved into the beast's mythology.
We had our own encounter that we could not explain. Take a look for yourself and see if this is indeed, the infamous Wampus Cat!