I walked over the top of a hill that overlooked where a dirt road just ended in the woods and saw two cars parked there. At first I thought it was a drug deal or something. I eased up a little closer and could see it was a man pouring it to a woman on the hood of one of the cars.

Another time I found an old 70’s model pickup in a pine thicket that looked like it had just been hand placed amongst the trees. No trees had grown through it but had all around it. Probably 10” diameter or better trees.

Williams Cove is on the west side of Jacobs, not the South. There are several big arse holes/caves around Jacobs Mountain

Been working in woods for 40 years . I seen it all. I found thousands of helium balloons that float back to ground. Almost daily. Tree stands growed into trees. I could almost make a living removing old tree stands for scrap from logging jobs. Many unattended grave sites . Skidded over a black graveyard before someone told us what it was . That’s bad feeling . Found meth labs in duffle bags and lots ol whiskey stills, burned stolen vehicles . One forester we worked with found a human skeleton in Hardin county tn. Many abandoned wells an cisterns . Most time I cover them up. Dead dogs and dead cows folks dump out . Make me sick to find deer carcasses dumped with just the back straps taken out .

The biggest hole on Jacob’s Mtn that I’m aware of is right in this area. It fits metals description pretty good. At one time, I had gps data to every documented cave/sink on that property. For the life of me, I can’t find it anywhere.

Is that in the WMA? Not too familiar with that area.

How the heck did that buck end up with the bottom end of a can on its snout? Lol

Is now. foldemup and I hunted there when it was private.

Hell if I know?!? The bottom of the can looked like it had been chewed on by squirrels. It had been on there a while and had cut a ring all the way down to the bone. The deer was still able to eat since it’s lower jaw was free.

Probably did that one a favor by shooting it.

A dude in all black carrying a suppressed M14 with a starlight scope on the Spidle Lake corps land back around the mid to late 80s. The Green Beret colonel that was with us pointed out the weapon and that the dude was walking through leaves in a hurry without hardly any sound. Got in a boat and left the area.

When I was around 18 I was Turkey scouting one afternoon and saw a dude and chick sitting on the side of road. Naturally, I stopped to see if they needed help. The guy came over and said they had been partying the night before and their friends left them. I was already regretting stopping while noticing he looked pretty rough. He asked if I’d take them to the nearest gas station and I foolishly said yes. He walked back over to the chick and he grabbed a set of nunchucks and stuffed them in his jacket! I was thinking what the hell have I done! Then the chick comes and gets in the cab of my truck and she had been beat to hell! She had black eyes busted lip dried blood on her face. The dude rode in the bed of my truck and I fully expected at some point he was going to try and come through the cab and kill me and I’d have to try and sling him out! Thankfully he didn’t and I dropped them off at the gas station. I’m reluctant to stop for anyone after that experience. I have hunted the management area exclusively for 25yrs and have yet to see any nudity! Dangit!!!

There's an abondoned cemetery on Wheeler (dates are from 1920's-1940's). Regular flooding has washed away most of the dirt, and you can clearly see the shapes of coffins with just a few inches a dirt on top. It's been a while since I went there, maybe they are exposed or washed away now.

Saw a mountain lion at 11:30 one day on the Eufaula Wildlife Refuge while I was loading a buck I had shot. The cat was 6-8 ft. long from nose to tip of very long tail and the color of a deer. No mistaking it at 80-100 yards up a two-rut road in the broad daylight. That was around 2003 or 2004.

In January of 2005, buddy and I saw 3 UFO's in Baker Hill, AL while driving from one hunting camp to another with a nice 8 point in the truck. It was 9:00 at night. We came around the turn in the road, and those things were just hovering 30 ft. off the ground in a cow pasture. We stopped to look. One flew over to us to check us out, then flew back over to his buddies. They all three flew off at an enormous speed. No engine noise...Just crickets the whole experience.

Pretty certain I had an encounter with a black bear one early morning walking to my spot. Didn't have a good enough light to make out what it was, but based on it was doing (walking directly to me and not stopping after I yelled at it), and the way it sounded (heavy animal, almost lumbering to me) it had to have been a bear. I started carrying my 357 after that instead of my glock.

To further confirm this I've photographed bear tracks about 300 yards from where this occurred two years after said encounter. Watch your butt out there!

So ....... that picture you post....... busted in the truck on game cam........ is actually you

Not seen but heard on Lowdnes WMA: about 15 yrs ago, hunting south side of Jake Road one morning. Got setup and just waiting on one to walk by. Everything's quiet and then an Islamic call to prayer song/chant comes rolling through the woods...

Turns out there is/was a Muslim community nearby at White Hall. Found this interesting story about a fugitive on the run from Atlanta that ended up there:

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My brother came across a trunk about a 100 yards from the road. He about had a heart attack when he opened it and a Resusci Annie doll rolled out. About five years ago I came across an Air Force weather balloon hanging in a tree in Ohio.

You serious Clark

You sir are correct. It's been a long time since I actually saw or set foot there so I guess my memory is a bit foggy. I hunted the area back in the old B&G Hunting club days. Mid 1990s I guess. It is indeed on the Western side of Jacob's Mt. Well, the hole is, as I'm still not sure of the name of the place. Williams Cove sounds good to me though. I didn't see it on the map. The crosshair marks the spot. Of course it wasn't public back then, but it is now.