Wierdest thing You've seen outside?

I had a pine log in the creek wink at me, while I was wading upstream just across from it. Pretty sure that was a 'gator, though I've never seen another before or since in that creek.

Earlier this summer I found a 5' long rat snake on the bottom of that same creek, below a bridge, dead. No visible signs of injury to be seen on it. Rat snakes swim, too.

My sisters were stalked by a black panther in our woods once, not long after they heard that same panther kill and eat a deer in the woods just off the driveway. We used to live father back in the woods than we do now, and it was a half a mile walk out to the mailbox every day, or to my uncle's house down by the road. They were walking it at dusk.

My dog drug up a headless rabbit sometime this spring/early summer, and was playing with it like a toy. No idea what took the head, though I'm guessing it was one of the pair of red-tailed hawks that we have in the area. One of those same hawks once spent about ten minutes swooping down harrying my brother's little yapper dog. The thing looks and runs just like a rabbit, and the hawk thought it was lunch.

When I was little I had a small dog that romanced a female fox. He would share his food with her on the back steps every night.

I'm sure I'll think of more. Living where I do, I've seen plenty of weird stuff. I gotta say though, that spiderweb Bear posted is AWESOME. :D
 
We were waiting in traffic for a car ferry when driving through Mexico, the dump truck in front of us rolled backwards just a bit and the two left tires ran over a huge pig. The sucker popped out of it's skin and shot about 20 feet and flopped around a bit. The village folks were really pissed at the driver. He paid them some amount of restitution and they had a pig roast:)
We skipped many ferrys to stay and scarf roast pig and rice.

Mark
 
Crazy Spider
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The weirdest thing you'll see outside is me, breaking the sound barrier in a pair of hiking boots after bumping into this spider.

I'm afraid of no man or beast... 'cept big spiders. :eek: My gawd!!!

Stay sharp,
desmobob
 
Cross billed herring gull - Middle Sister Island, Lake Erie - Aug 2008

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Penis shaped flower - Evolution must know that all the worker bees are female!

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(Almost as good as Brian's fungus)


DEATH BY TIRE


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A BUMBLEE BEE PACKING A RAT-4!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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(Okay I admit - the last one was touched up :) :) )
 
I know this ranks up there with crop circles and the like, but when I was about 14 (this happened in MI), my friend and I were walking across a fallow field towards the woods where we liked to loaf, and we found a fresh, severed cow head sitting upright on the ground. No blood, other cow parts, tracks, or anything around. It was pretty wierd, and I cannot figure out what the deal was.
 
ilbruche, i think that is called a "cicada killer" i see them occasionally, they sting and eat cicadas( as you probably gathered from the name)
 
I was about 500 miles from the nearest paved road driving back from working in Alaska back in 1986 when I came around a bend in the road and saw a man standing there. What was unusual was that I hadn't seen a car or town for hundreds of miles and the man was wearing a kilt and playing the bagpipes. Another time I broke down in the middle of nowhere, hiked many miles to the nearest remote cabin and inside it was a guy fully dressed up in a tuxedo playing a piano. Nice guy as it turns out, just a bit ecentric.
 
In Dunham park, I stumbled upon a couple having sex - and their two dogs were humping just six feet away. Unfortunately, both weren't doing it doggy-style.
 
I saw two Hatians wollup a shetland pony in the skull with an aluminum bat and push it over, dead as a hammer, into a Delta 88 while a farmer screamed bloody murder at them for "murdering" the pony he sold them.

WOW..now that is weird!
 
I know this ranks up there with crop circles and the like, but when I was about 14 (this happened in MI), my friend and I were walking across a fallow field towards the woods where we liked to loaf, and we found a fresh, severed cow head sitting upright on the ground. No blood, other cow parts, tracks, or anything around. It was pretty wierd, and I cannot figure out what the deal was.

Man..I have lead a boring life in the woods......that would freak me out.
 
As I sat in a surplussed Deuce and a half outside Camp Wesley Harris in 1971, I looked out to see what was shaking the crap out of it. A very tall, hairy, man-like creature grabbing the ribs of the canopy and push-pulling to and fro.

I have to ask..are you joking..if not, that is cool...if you are, thats cool to:D
 
I went looking for water once, on the north-west corner of Scotland. I found a stream, but my water filter had packed up so I followed it up to the source to get it clean.

In the little pool where it was bubbling up, where I had planned to fill my bottles, was half a dead sheep.

A dead sheep is not very unusual, but, just the top half??? It was severed apparently quite cleanly exactly half way, looked to have been that way only a couple of days.

The worrying thing - what had eaten the other half???

In Scotland?? why its a WEREWOLF of course!:thumbup:

Awesome thread...I love weird stories..I have piles of old books filled with them..readers digest "strange tails" and the like.
 
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