About three-ish weeks ago, I started noticing some weird shit happening while I was outside. For context, I have woods behind my house, and there’s a lake in those woods. Occasionally, I’ll be outside in the shed working on my dirt bikes or messing with other stuff. One night, I kept hearing what sounded like a woman moaning in agonizing pain. It was coming from the direction of the woods. What didn’t make sense to me was that the woods are all gated off because there’s a steep drop leading down to the lake. I thought absolutely nothing of it and went inside. The next week, I was in the shed again, except this time it was later at night. I heard what sounded like a young woman repeatedly calling my name. Again, it was coming from the woods. At this point, I locked everything up and went inside. I asked my wife if she had been calling my name, and she said she hadn’t. Fast-forward to this week. I’m doing Amazon Flex and get to this particular house with a lot of trees in the front yard. I get out to make the delivery, and I see someone or something hiding behind one of the trees on the property. At first, I thought it was a Halloween decoration. Then I noticed there were absolutely no decorations anywhere on the property. I immediately jumped back into my car and dipped out of there. I’m not 100% sure if what I saw was a skinwalker, fleshgait, or something else entirely. I’ve had weird sightings of what I call “creatures” for the better part of a few years now. One time, I decided to explore the infamous Southaven Park in Long Island. I’m local to the area, and the only reason I went was because of the UFO crash that supposedly happened there ages ago. I wanted to see the area of the alleged crash with my brother-in-law. As we got deeper into the woods, we heard a leaf crunch. We immediately turned our flashlights toward the right, and I saw a creature on all fours. It wasn’t a deer or any type of animal I recognized. It looked like a fucked up humanoid. I can’t really describe it well because our flashlights were shitty and we didn’t get the best look at it, but I can 100% assure you it wasn’t any animal native to Long Island that I recognized. I’m associated with a few of Native Americans, mainly my brother-in-law and wife have Native American ancestry. I’m not sure if being so closely associated with Native American people has anything to do with it, but I’ve always wondered if there’s some possibility that it allows me to see these things we call “skinwalkers.”