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Today i was walking a trail and suddenly a very pungent, foul, wet dog-ish smell hit me like a train, it literally stopped me in my tracks and i felt like i was in danger and became paranoid, my heart rate went up and i was looking around like crazy. Im not a hiker but i've spent a lot of time in the woods since i was brought up in a house 70 miles from the nearest city so i know the smells of the woods, i've smelt carcasses before but i've known right away what it is, rotting meat, sometimes i've even seen the carcasses so i know the smell for sure, i've never smelt or felt like this before though, it was almost like some primal sense just turned on in my head that said get the fuck out of here now. We have brown bears here, but i've never seen one in the wild. Never even seen any bear sign. Is it possible a brown bear was lurking around in my vicinity? If so was he close since i could smell him, or does the odor lurk around for a while?
Anonymous
>>2630686 I can smell rattlesnakes sometimes on my property so it's entirely possible something was near at that moment or very recently.
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>>2630693 What does a rattlesnake smell like?
Can you smell a bear in the area?
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>>2630693 And im thinking it wouldn't have been a deer or a moose, i've been really close to both before, i've been to a moose farm and patted one on the head, and they are very common in the woods here, i've seen one run across a dirt road about 100 feet or less in front of me while walking, never picked up any odors like this from a moose, or deer for that matter.
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I was in a tree stand deer hunting on the side of a hill in dense foliage in Appalachia. A black beer walked by very close to me and it had a very strong smell that reminded me of black licorice. Very strong, sweet pungent smell.
Anonymous
Sounds like you smelled deer piss or something
Can you smell a bear in the area?
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>>2630701 There was no ammonia smell though, just a really pungent wet dog smell.
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>pungent wet dog smell I wouldn't worry about it, anon.
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A wendigo was stalking you.
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>>2630695 Idk how to describe it.
Like maybe Chinese takeout that's been sitting in the back of the fridge for so long that you can't remember the last time you had Chinese (?)
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>>2630686 Why would you get that feel from a bear, they're not predators (except polar bears) they won't stalk and ambush you (except polar bears). Mountain lion seems more likely if anything. Bring gun.
Can you smell a bear in the area?
>>2631451 We dont have cats here. Bears, wolves, wild boars, wolverines and lynx are the only predators we have.
Anonymous
Probably a stinky hiker gf
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>>2630686 It could of had a a meal and a young cub with it & you would be a dead man. It happened here outside of Yellowstone about a month ago. Some lady went jogging a trail alone & had head phones on. ( i am friends with the chief of police ) I was in the area that weekend driving some back roads & exploring. ( also the weed dispincery right there.) I dont go anywhere alone or without bear spray.
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>>2631602 Could have been wolves, other people, something supernatural or a regular animal that wasn't officially supposed to be there. Think jaguars in Florida, mountain lions in west Virginia, etc
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>>2631602 Where the hell do you live, Yukon?
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>>2631602 Where the hell do you live, Siberia?
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OP how about you stop being a pussy and you go back and find out what is getting your nostrils in such a state of excitement. Share the photos with us will you, fuck sake it's about time something good happened round here.
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sounds like what a bunch of people describe smelling when they see a bigfoot op
Anonymous
>>2631605 You post this a lot, don't you.
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>>2630699 kek I'm imagining anon being such an alcoholic that passing animals turn into walking bottles of guiness in his mind like he's captain haddock
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>>2632837 I think about them a lot.
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The forest/woods decomposes and gives off "Bigfoot" smells. If you have access to a thermal camera or the iphone attachment and app you can see heat all over the forest floor. Sometimes it gives of a perfume smell that you think hikers are up ahead. People who have touched grass can confirm.
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>>2630686 You attracted it once it smelled your pheromones and knew you were menstruating
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>>2630686 Some possibilities:
>piss rag Female hikers sometimes carry a piss rage that they hang from their pack. The stink morphs after a few days.
>skunk ape More common in the South
>rotting vegetation Sometimes the forest is smelly
>certain flowers Pic rel
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>>2633456 Can confirm you're full of shit
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>>2630686 anon got stalked by the rake
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>>2634485 >>2634498 Nta
Why do swamps smell bad after a drought has caused the water level to drop?
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>>2634558 >but what about this totally different biome Anonymous
>>2630686 >worried about grizzlies in the lower 48 outside Yellowstone Holy kek. Don't you know cleatus and Jethro killed them all?
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>>2634601 No one mentioned a specific biome.
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>>2634605 He didn’t say he was in the lower 48.
Are you ok?
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>>2631451 Bears killed a lot of people in our primal days, makes sense there would be an instinctual response to it. You can see this with dogs too. Take a dog that never left town for 5 years, if it smells a bear or coyote, then the dog will become agitated. Probably with other predators as well, but I've never witnessed those.