All of my outdoor horror stories involve moving or driving. I find being out in the wild quite relaxing, particularly crisp autumn or late spring/early summer before the bugs are out of control.
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So I went hiking by myself on an old abandoned logging road once and got a little bit up there, pretty far away from the main road. I hadn't noticed anything like bear poo but you have to always be on guard. Well eventually I got to a point where an animal didn't like me being up there and started huffing and snorting at me. I turned and left because whatever it was, it was not happy. I never saw the animal but given the location and the noises I'm pretty sure it was a moose, and you definitely don't want to get into it with an angry moose.
OTT: Lemmings? Lemurs, surely.
Was bicycling on a dirt road(with some houses around) and 2 dogs ran to me while barking, then left. Wevy scawy
Who let the dogs out?
One of the houses had it's gates open.
mine is to loong and maybe not very scary so i leave a link to the text here: https://github.com/FeeZotter/PublicFiles/blob/main/badDay.txt
One time I saw a ghost. I will not elaborate.