Odd thing found

[Wayne D Davis]

3/4' s of a mile deep I ran into this

 

[Wayne D Davis]

It was early bow season this year. There was also a small rock ledge above this with a rack made of wood.

 

[Nicodemus]

Folks stacking rocks. That`s the fad these days for those not familiar with the ways of the woods.

 

[Wayne D Davis]

Folks stacking rocks. That`s the fad these days for those not familiar with the ways of the woods.

Do you see top of the stack.... what's the deal with that

 

[Nicodemus]

My eyes aren`t good enough any more to see fine detail. What is it?

 

[Wayne D Davis]

Satanic ritual location?

 

[Wayne D Davis]

A skull and bones crossed

 

[Nicodemus]

If I had to guess, it`s young folks that have watched too many of today`s horror shows.

 

[RedHills]

Ida re-arranged it...

 

[Wayne D Davis]

Ida re-arranged it...

I'm sure the next heavy rain did some rearranging.... it's at the base of a little water fall

 

[oops1]

Blair Witch Project wanna-be’s I’m guessing

 

[Hillbilly stalker]

I see them from time to time. One of the places I hunt has a bunch of tree huggers/ hippies that use the place too.

 

[Swamprat]

Nic is right, they just found the bones and added to it.

I have ran across several rock mounds made with 1-2 inch rocks a foot high or so on public land.

Back in late 90's I set a township corner in the old floodplain of the Kissimmee River in Osceola County.....nothing around to reference it to for somebody to find it later. Remembered a old cow carcass a hundred or so yards away. Carried every bone back over the course of a hour or so and put them in a circle around the corner and noted as such.

 

[Para Bellum]

It worked. Someone did it to get a rise out of someone. Kids playin with rocks and bones they found. The natives in western Ontario love playing with rocks. Call them Inukshuks or Inuktuks or something like that.

 

[Swamprat]

I have seen a few times in clear water creeks smaller logs and bigger sticks piled up not natural looking. Asked the sheriff about it and said more than likely meth heads combing the creek for arrowheads or pottery to sell and they made the wood pile to let them know where they left off.

 

[4HAND]

Bored Sasquatch.

 

[NCHillbilly]

I see literally thousands of those every year around here. I kick the rocks back into the creek. Cairns, they're called. Hippies and yuppies and granola-munchers love, love, love to stack rocks. I will encounter several dozen in an average day of fishing a trout stream around here. It's gotten so bad that the Park Service and the Forest Service are having to put up signs everywhere telling people not to do that, and that taking rocks out of the creek destroys habitat for salamanders and aquatic insects. People keep doing it anyway. I have seen places with 50 in one small area.

 

[antharper]

Was this in little river canyon ?

 

[Wayne D Davis]

Was this in little river canyon ?

Sheffield wma

 

[Throwback]

Putting a root on somebody
probably the First person that posts pics of it