Perfectly Severed Deer Head Found On Isolated Yellowstone Trail
[ranking: 5]
From Redditor /u/RIPEOTCDXVI:
I'm a ranger at Yellowstone. Couple weeks ago I was exploring the Lamar Valley, about 11 miles from the nearest road and even further to the park boundary.
There, in the middle of the trail, is a perfectly severed deer head. No blood, no raggedness at the severance. Perfectly in tact.
This is weird because I have seen wolf and bear [spoils], and I used to find cougar [prey remains] in SD with radio tracking just after the cougar made them.
This was not any of those things. The head was completely uneaten - eyes, tongue, everything intact. Even the ravens hadn't touched it yet. No caching, no [droppings]. Right smack in the trail, but again, no blood.
Even a human doing it made no conventional sense. It was a doe so it had no antlers, plus, why leave it in the trail?
Whole thing, even in broad daylight, gave me chills. Just an ocean of waving grass, bison calmly grazing, and a perfectly clean deer head right on the path.
Park Worker Finds Abandoned House With Sinister Shed
[ranking: 6]
From former Redditor:
A shed behind an abandoned house with a steel reinforced door broken off the hinges. The windows of the shed were boarded up from the outside. The only thing inside the shed was a queen size bed with shredded, partly singed white sheets.
Wolves And Bear Slaughter Moose Feet Away From Men
[ranking: 14]
From Redditor /u/infinus5:
Were in the middle of nowhere, no other humans for at least 40 kilometers and were hearing this unearthly shrieking sound. We run out into the forest, heading down hill to the lowlands next to the river and watched as a group of maybe six wolves chased down a bull moose.
The animal had a massive gash in its side. It had been gored by yet another predator which was following up from the rear: a full-grown male grizzly bear.
I thought I was watching a movie, like one of those things you only see in nature documentaries. We followed from a distance of maybe 250 metres, while the bull moose desperately tried to cross the river, it didn't make it.
The wolves descended on their prey, dragging it onto shore while it was still kicking and shrieking in agony. The wolves didn't get their prize for long as the grizzly was done watching and charged the pack of wolves, which broke up at the first charge, then attacked. The massive bear broke two of the pack against the ground, then the others slinked back into the woods. They didn't go far from the [prey remains], knowing the bear would have its fill, and they would have theirs sooner or later.
It was a battle that you only hear about from First Nations. That was the moment I realized why we were not the top of the food chain at that moment.
Nearly Naked Man Found Napping In The Wilderness
[ranking: 18]
From Redditor /u/Cal1gula:
While out in full fog, my friend and I figured we were the only people silly enough to go for a hike in the cold rain and fog. There was one other truck in the parking lot when we arrived. Well... after a few miles in, near the top of the mountain we were climbing, we found the guy. He was in his underwear and had a pillow and a walking stick. That was it. I don't know if we interrupted his nap but he got up and left when we came upon him.
Family Pet Left In The Forest With Hole In Its Head
[ranking: 11]
From Redditor /u/YYURYYUBICURYY4ME:
US Forest Service here: dog skeleton, still leashed to a tree, bullet hole in skull.
Appalachian Drug Lab Explodes In the Middle Of The Night
[ranking: 16]
From Redditor /u/radiovstv:
I was out camping in the middle of nowhere, and just before dawn, I heard this huge boom that woke me out of my sleep. I packed up for a hike and set out towards the sound. After about a five kilometer hike, I found the smoldering remains of a what I think was a moonshine still. It could have been a meth lab. There was at least one very [mangled] body, but it looked like one guy got out in one piece.
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