Snowshoe hare doing a morning warmup routine?When my dad and I went on our first elk hunt in Colorado, we got about 8” of fresh snow during the night. Next morning we climbed to our glassing spots around 9800’ way early (wanted to be there at least 2 hours before shooting light). Still snowing until about 30 minutes after sunrise. I got up from my perch on the bench I’d chosen and walked towards two small pines to my 5 o’clock position to take a leak at about 9am. In a figure 8 pattern around and through those two scrubby trees were perfect, crisp, and fresh child-sized (maybe size 6 or 7) footprints from what looked like mud boots. No tracks leading to or away from them. And I looked. Wasn’t seeing elk, and got more than a little curious/creeped out (it was like 15°) so I gridded for a good ways and never found any sign of anybody on that mountain apart from us. I think about that a lot![]()
This is why I wear my depends on the way back to camp at dark. Grouse!Had a covey of quail flush right underneath my feet as I was walking back to my campsite in the dark. It took a few minutes for my heart rate to get back to a normal rate.
A Sasquatch bivouac?I've posted this here before, but we ran into this super strange little...structure? Gave me the creeps the first time we found it last year.
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Ten plus year ago I was hunting quail with a buddy north of Tucson. We were ten plus miles in driving down a dirt road and came across a mom and her young son walking down the side of the road with only the clothes on their back. We stopped and she told us they had been held captive by some backwoods hick that lived out in the sticks. She said she just wanted us to drive them to the paved highway. We called the cops on the way there while they were in the back of the truck. Super creepy.
We were hunting in the Siskiyous, (my nephew, cousin, uncle and I) and we dropped my nephew off first, where a road ended at the beginning of BLM land.You watching the hunters one? The Sierra sounds portion is the creepiest language ever.
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The strange disappearance of Aaron Hedges from the Crazy Mountains in Montana — StrangeOutdoors.com
Aaron Joseph Hedges, Disappeared September 7, 2014, Remains Found August 8, 2016, Crazy Mountains, Northern Rocky Mountains, Montana. Aaron Joseph Hedges, a 38-year-old hunter from Bozeman, went elk hunting in the Crazy Mountains in Montana in early September 2014 with his two friends, Greg Leitnerwww.strangeoutdoors.com
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That is a Pay site. No thanks![]()
The strange disappearance of Aaron Hedges from the Crazy Mountains in Montana — StrangeOutdoors.com
Aaron Joseph Hedges, Disappeared September 7, 2014, Remains Found August 8, 2016, Crazy Mountains, Northern Rocky Mountains, Montana. Aaron Joseph Hedges, a 38-year-old hunter from Bozeman, went elk hunting in the Crazy Mountains in Montana in early September 2014 with his two friends, Greg Leitnerwww.strangeoutdoors.com
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YesAsk Jauwater his story about that sort of topic.
Crisp prints from boot tread, heel and all. Think the cheap blue/black/yellow rubber boots they sell at farm stores.Snowshoe hare doing a morning warmup routine?
Yikes. You looked up in the trees?Crisp prints from boot tread, heel and all. Think the cheap blue/black/yellow rubber boots they sell at farm stores.
Chucky!!Yikes. You looked up in the trees?
Crisp prints from boot tread, heel and all. Think the cheap blue/black/yellow rubber boots they sell at farm stores.
Yeah noI am working on a house in the country that has spirits present. Lots of strange stuff happening there. I have another 5 weeks of work to do...sitting in my truck eating lunch a week ago and hear the sound of someone tapping keys on the window behind me, no one was there. Other strange stuff also, the owner hears noises in the kitchen at 3am every night.
Reading this article raised the hair on my back sitting in my brightly lit living room!![]()
Camper shares 'hair-raising' story of creepy late-night encounter in remote Colorado | OutThere Colorado
A hiker who was camping in the area of Rabbit Valley west of Grand Junction and near the Colorado and Utah border recently shared a creepy story about their experiencedenvergazette.com