DWAYYO – Wolf-Walkers of the Blue Rigdge

The old-timers in Frederick County have a saying: "When the moon is dark and the woods grow still, the Dwayyo walks." They warn you never to venture into the Catoctin Mountains alone after sunset. Never follow the howls that sound almost human. As the legends tell it, the creature that stalks those ancient Appalachian hills can smell fear from miles away, and it delights in the chase more than the kill. It's not just a predator—it's a hunter with human intelligence wrapped in a wolf's body, standing seven feet tall on legs that shouldn't support such weight, watching yo...