This paper presents oral tales from the Duvno region. According to Dragić's classification, they include mythological, demonological, etiological, and historical tales, while we did not encounter any eschatological tales. Mythological traditions mostly narrate stories about fairies, while demonological ones depict personal encounters with supernatural beings. On the other hand, etiological traditions provide information about the origins of certain local names, while historical tales mostly describe the Turkish occupation and the suffering of the people. Throughout the paper, it can be seen that the people were inclined to believe in unexplained phenomena and stories. Therefore, the fairy tales recorded in Roško Polje and the villages near Buško Lake are almost identical. In the end, the people remained devoted to the Catholic church, priests, and religious teachings, even though there were always stories about strange phenomena and beings. Although some traditions are no longer believed, they should be preserved from oblivion because they are a part of our tradition and culture.