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Question

What are these fairy and leprechaun hauntings you speak of? A friend of my mothers, who happens to be full blood native american (not sure why I felt the need to add that) saw a tree that was teeming in what she could only describe as leprechauns when she was young. I've always wondered about that.

Well I am interested and would like to know your experiences.

I don't jump to argue the existance of anything. I grew up in the church where spiritual beings, good and bad, are absolutely in existance. I've experienced so many supernatural things growing up that I must have respect for any claims a person makes.

Answer 1

Children get to see so many neat things!

Answer 2

Okay...so I've never gone looking for leprechauns and can't tell you too much about them other than the folklore that we all grew up learning and a little bit of Irish mythology.

But, I am waiting to get some files from a team member of some audio recorded during field research. He played one of the "EVPs" before leaving the location and it sounded like something from munchkinland. He said he picked it up a few more times when reviewing the rest of the audio at home.

Not that it's a leprechaun, but that's what it made me think of.

Answer 3

I'm very skeptical myself.In my opinion Leprechaun Hunters are much less silly then Ghost Hunters. Leprechaun Hunters if they're right may end up with a Pot O' Gold.In Crow legend the little people escort the dead to the other side.They're rarely seen otherwise.

Answer 4

Now we're discussing leprechauns? Is there no mythical creature that goes untouched by those who see things no one else sees?

Answer 5

they are very dangerous little guys. They even show them in the movies and how vicious they can really be.