indian burial ground.

The Indian Burial Ground, an ancient site in Little Crow Forest is a large clearing, free of everything but rocks and leaves that have been blown into the area. It is said that the disturbed spirits of the dead keep new life from entering their resting place. Along with that, there is another legend that surrounds the Burial Ground; the legend of a Chief that went insane. He was a harsh man, who was not against killing another for little or no reason. The Clan’s Madge took action one day, after the Chief killed three children as a sacrifice to a creature that he claimed lived in the Burial Grounds. During these killings, he wore the rotting skin of a deer, its skull hooked over his face, its antlers carved, and then coated with the blood of those slaughtered. ‘To keep it away’ he had told them. He was killed by the Madge, and simply out of respect of the fact that he had been Chief; he was buried at the center of the Burial Grounds. After that though, strange sightings began. People talked of a six foot tall creature that looked like the carcass of a deer, with blood coating its carved antlers, its eyes black, and sunk far into its skull. Stories and sightings of this creature continued on, and are still even floating around even among the canines.