Chance sniffing out Big Foot |
About at the quarter mile mark (as I call it), I found this hanging on a tree!
We continued around the trails with Chance following us, all the time I'm wondering where that hat came from! I'm sure Chance at this point was wondering what she had gotten herself into. She has always wanted to come on the horse rides, but it was hard work keeping up with Corky, even at a walk.
Just as we were coming around the next to last bend in the trail going home, all of a sudden Corky stopped dead in his tracks, looking at this strange track going across the trail. He started breathing deep, which made me wonder what he was smelling! The track was too small to be a bear or coyote or wolf. I urged him on, but he was hesitating, but continued on slowly like a good boy. He kept taking deep breaths, which concerned me, but I couldn't see anything. Something definitely had passed in the area recently that concerned him, but Chance wasn't picking anything up. Just as we turn the final bend, I find this!
Another hat in a tree! What the heck? I ask Corky to go up to it so I can get a better look and take it off to show my husband! Where are all these hats coming from? I'm hoping I can go out on Wednesday and continue to investigate, but there are some strange things going on in my neck of the woods.
Janeen that is scary!!! Lol corky obviously sensed danger! Haha do big foots like hats?? ;) or are these remnants if scared hunters? Lol I am so glad you got chance on the trail! Once you get used to it you will never want to go without them!! Can't wait for part 2!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe Bigfoot has a hat fetish? I hope you get to the bottom of this!
ReplyDeleteIt was scary, Denise! I've heard of people talking about their horse sensing something that you can't see, but have never experienced it!
ReplyDeleteExpensive hats! Who would leave them behind? Do you think Bigfoot ate the owners and left the hats hanging from the trees as a trophy mark?
ReplyDeleteAh-D senses stuff in the woods all the time. He "tells" me where the deer are hiding out.