EXPLOSIVE LEAK: Buck Jacob Lowe Drops Forbidden Mountain Monsters Clips That EXPOSE Hidden Horrors and Secrets Producers Desperately Tried to BURY! 💀📹

Grab your camo, your flashlight, and maybe a priest, because the Mountain Monsters boys have done it again — only this time, they may have gone too far.

In a shocking twist straight out of a low-budget horror movie, a mysterious “leak” of banned footage allegedly dropped online just minutes ago — and if the rumors are true, it’s so dark, so disturbing, and so bizarre that even Bigfoot himself would’ve said, “Nope, I’m out. ”

Sources claim that Jacob Lowe, Buck, and the rest of the AIMS (Appalachian Investigators of Mysterious Sightings) team accidentally unleashed something they were never supposed to film, something that’s now sending shivers down the spines of fans, skeptics, and probably Discovery Channel’s legal department.

The supposed footage, which briefly appeared on a sketchy Reddit thread before being “mysteriously deleted,” allegedly shows the AIMS crew stumbling into what fans are now calling “The Forbidden Woods” — an off-limits area of West Virginia where even locals refuse to hunt.

According to anonymous leakers (because of course, every good scandal starts with an anonymous leaker), the crew didn’t just find evidence of a creature.

 

They found something that “changed them.

” One shaky witness post reads: “They were joking one minute… then Buck started yelling something about eyes in the dark.

Jacob dropped his camera.

There was this growl — deep, guttural.

And then the screen went black. ”

Cue the internet panic.

Within minutes, the phrase “Mountain Monsters banned footage” trended on social media faster than a cryptid sighting during a full moon.

Fans immediately demanded answers, tagging everyone from Discovery to the FBI.

One panicked Twitter user wrote, “IF BUCK IS DEAD I’M SUING THE WOODS. ”

Another pleaded, “Jacob Lowe better not be cursed, that man’s laugh is my comfort show. ”

So what’s really going on? Did the AIMS crew actually uncover a supernatural nightmare that made the network pull the plug? Or is this just another wild stunt to keep ratings alive while everyone pretends to believe a 10-foot wolf-man is hiding behind every tree in Appalachia? We investigated (so you don’t have to), and what we found is pure, caffeinated chaos.

First, let’s address the alleged footage.

Fans who claim to have seen the “uncut” version describe it as “like The Blair Witch Project, but with more yelling, more mud, and twice as many beards. ”

The clip supposedly opens with Buck joking about “finally catching something uglier than Trapper’s temper,” before the tone shifts dramatically.

In one frame, you can hear Jacob Lowe whisper, “Guys, we shouldn’t be here. ”

Then there’s movement in the trees — fast, heavy, and human-shaped.

The last sound before the screen cuts is a scream, followed by static and the faint sound of what one viewer insists was “a growling prayer. ”

If this is fake, it’s Oscar-worthy.

If it’s real, it’s probably why Discovery execs haven’t slept in 48 hours.

Dr. Kenton R. Hargrove — a completely made-up “cryptid psychology expert” we found lurking on Facebook — weighed in, saying, “What Buck and Lowe may have encountered is not a traditional creature, but a manifestation of Appalachian folklore trauma.

When you chase monsters long enough, sometimes the monsters chase you back. ”

He then paused dramatically and added, “Also, they might just be pranking us for a new season. ”

But the plot thickens.

A supposed insider from the Mountain Monsters production team (who identified themselves only as “MoonshineMike87”) claims that this footage was never meant to air.

According to him, the episode was filmed over two years ago, but Discovery’s legal team locked it away after “unexplainable incidents” happened during editing.

“Hard drives kept crashing, audio tracks got corrupted, and one editor swore he heard growling through his headphones — even when the footage was muted,” the insider wrote.

“They called it the Cursed Cut. ”

And guess what? That’s exactly what fans are calling it now: The Cursed Cut.

A perfect storm of myth, mystery, and mild marketing genius.

Meanwhile, Buck, ever the chaotic showman, fueled the flames with a cryptic Facebook post late last night: “Some things we found weren’t meant to be found.

Some things… we shouldn’t have filmed. ”

 

Naturally, this set the internet ablaze.

Was he confessing? Teasing? Warning us all that Mothman’s finally done playing hide and seek?

Jacob Lowe, for his part, added even more mystery with an Instagram Story of himself sitting by a campfire with the caption: “You think you know what’s in those woods? You don’t. ”

Fans immediately flooded the comments section with theories ranging from “they found a secret government lab” to “the creature is actually one of the producers wearing a ghillie suit. ”

Even rival cryptid enthusiasts are getting involved.

Lyle Blackburn, author of The Beast of Boggy Creek, reportedly said in a podcast, “If the footage is real, it could be the most important discovery in modern monster hunting.

If it’s fake… well, it’s still the best marketing move I’ve ever seen. ”

So, is the footage truly “banned,” or is this just a clever publicity stunt cooked up by a group of men who once spent an entire episode yelling at a tree stump? Well, according to alleged Discovery insiders, it’s complicated.

One source told Tabloid Truth Weekly, “There’s definitely footage that hasn’t aired — we have hundreds of hours of it.

But calling it ‘banned’ sounds sexier than ‘not good enough for TV.

’ Still, the execs were nervous after what happened during that shoot.

Equipment failed, radios went out, Buck swore something grabbed him in the dark.

They wrapped early.

The footage was creepy enough that we didn’t want to mess with it. ”

In other words: half-hoax, half-haunting — 100% Mountain Monsters.

But this wouldn’t be a proper Appalachian drama without some supernatural cherry on top.

Fans claim that after watching the leaked clip (before it vanished from the internet), strange things started happening to them.

“My lights flickered every time Buck screamed,” one terrified viewer wrote on Reddit.

Another claimed their Alexa device randomly played banjo music at 3 a. m.

“I know this sounds crazy,” the post continued, “but I think the footage is cursed. ”

 

Even the show’s long-time cameraman, reportedly known as “Wild Bill’s Cousin Larry,” has been telling people he’s done filming in that region.

“I don’t get paid enough to get spiritually slapped by a forest ghost,” he allegedly said at a local bar.

Meanwhile, Discovery is staying very quiet, which is always a bad sign.

Their official statement — which might as well have been written by a lawyer who’s also afraid of Bigfoot — reads: “We are aware of unauthorized footage circulating online.

Mountain Monsters remains a beloved part of our programming, and the safety of our cast and crew is always our top priority. ”

Translation: “Yes, something weird happened, but please stop asking before our insurance company calls. ”

Of course, fans are not letting it go.

A Change. org petition titled “Release the Banned Footage — We Deserve the Truth” has already gathered over 50,000 signatures.

“We’ve seen ghosts, aliens, and raccoons on night vision,” one commenter wrote.

“Why can’t we see this?” Another added, “If the government can declassify UFOs, Discovery can declassify the Buck Incident. ”

And just when you thought things couldn’t get any weirder, a new rumor dropped this morning: Buck and Lowe are supposedly working on a separate YouTube project titled The Dark Side of the Ridge, where they’ll finally “show the world what really happened. ”

Whether that means real monster evidence or just two guys screaming into the woods for 45 minutes is anyone’s guess, but fans are already lining up like it’s the cryptid version of Oppenheimer.

Fake paranormal expert “Professor Hal Vandergreen,” speaking exclusively to our Totally Real News Desk, summed it up perfectly: “These men are pioneers of televised monster panic.

They’ve turned fear into art, and art into meme gold.

Whether or not the footage is real, the reaction is the real phenomenon. ”

So what’s the truth behind the leak? Did Buck and Jacob accidentally summon a centuries-old creature, or did they just summon a ratings boost? Either way, it’s working.

Social media’s obsessed, Discovery’s panicking, and somewhere deep in the Appalachian mountains, a mysterious growl echoes through the night — possibly a bear, possibly a publicist.

Until someone leaks the full clip, we’re left with nothing but speculation, memes, and our collective paranoia.

But one thing’s for sure: when Mountain Monsters returns, every fan will be watching, waiting, and whispering, “Is this the cursed footage?”

Because when it comes to Mountain Monsters, the line between hunting and haunting is getting blurrier by the minute.

As one fan poetically declared on Facebook, “The monsters aren’t in the woods.

They’re in the footage — and now they’re in us. ”

So buckle up, monster maniacs.

Whether this is a cover-up, a curse, or just another chaotic day in Appalachia, one thing’s certain — the Mountain Monsters crew has once again proven that the real gold mine isn’t in the hills.

It’s in the drama.