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Weirdest thing you ever found in the woods.

I was walking the eastern shores of Va. assateague island. Literally walking through the marsh and through my boot felt something different. I rolled up my sleeve. It was a golf
Ball. Guess from a hurricane or something. As there was no course within miles upon miles.


Also one time. Found a doll head, one of them they train ppl on to cut hair, out in the middle of no where on a stick with a bunch of bullet holes in it. Strange
 
I found an old well way out in the middle of the woods where there has never been a house or anything. It was one of those old wells like you see in a scary movie built up with old old rock about 4ft out of the ground. I looked down in it and couldn't see bottom.
 
The only weird thing I ever found on one cold December day, I was knocking around deer scouting/hunting way, WAY up in the mountains of ETN. Snow was blowing and it was cold as whiz. I stepped over a dead log and there was a Coot just bedding there. Miles from any water of any kind. Not sure what it was doing there. Not too strange, but that's it 🤷‍♂️
 
Went in to our property early one morning and the gate had been rammed and driven through with some type of vehicle.
Drove down about another 100 yards and found a burned out car still smoldering. Insurance job.

The other was a body. Self inflicted gunshot wound. About to be charged for massive financial fraud and offed himself.
 
Biggun4214 said:
When tornadoes hit Camp Creek in Greene County, there were items from Chattanooga found there.
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That was a stressful day. Had a newborn and then we lived in a single wide trailer. Tornado sirens going off. We didn't get hit directly that day. But it was a scary feeling. It was for all of us in Greene county that day. Lots of tornadoes and we didn't know where or when. Had to go to a church basement to seek refuge.
 
killingtime 41 said:
That was a stressful day. Had a newborn and then we lived in a single wide trailer. Tornado sirens going off. We didn't get hit directly that day. But it was a scary feeling. It was for all of us in Greene county that day. Lots of tornadoes and we didn't know where or when. Had to go to a church basement to seek refuge.
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Can you give me a date for that outbreak?
 
Reading this reminds me of something I found once. I was walking down a small Ridge that went off of a big Main Ridge in Northwest georgia. Not the kind of place where a lot of people would go to hunt but whatever. In the leaves I saw a piece of cellophane that I assumed was a cigarette pack. It was buried enough that I could tell it had been there for a while and I kicked it with the toe of my boot. It turned out to be a letter of some type in cellophane attached to a mylar balloon. Now I will say this, I find mylar balloons in the woods constantly. Probably found dozens in my life. This one had a note that said it was from Miss so and so fifth grade class and I can't remember where it was some town in West tennessee. When I got home I called the school and they were interested. It was a science project from a number of years before to see how far the balloons would travel. I actually called the girl. She was now a teenager. Rebellious with a crappy attitude. She talked about smoking cigarettes and hanging out at somewhere. When I told her I was 41 years old, or whatever I was at the time she got disinterested real quick and hung up.
 
Big outbreak. Thanks Antler Daddy. See below for all tornadoes in the outbreak:
 

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