<![CDATA[Deadspin: outdoors]]> http://tags.deadspin.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/deadspin.com.png <![CDATA[Deadspin: outdoors]]> http://deadspin.com/tag/outdoors http://deadspin.com/tag/outdoors <![CDATA[I'll Just Drift With The Current For Awhile. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?]]> In the most foolhardy boating stunt since the canoe scene in Last of the Mohicans, a guy named Pedro drops a world record 127 feet over a waterfall in a kayak in Brazil. [Daily Mail]

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<![CDATA[Nazi Shark Almost Claims Another Victim, Leaves Commemorative Tooth]]> This occurred in Pillar Point Harbor, about 20 miles from my house. From my HOUSE! Where my wife sleeps; where my children come to play with their toys ...

The ocean is teeming with killer sharks, apparently. Luckily I never venture outside of the basement.

Veteran surfer Tim West, 25, and a friend were paddling about an eighth a mile off shore about 5 p.m. Wednesday when a shark came up underneath his board and went on the attack. "This is where it hit, majorly with the tooth still in it," West said while pointing to his damaged board. "It hit pretty hard. Then there are pressure dings in the top from the top jaw."

The signs should read 'Beaches closed, by order of Amity PD.' And let Polly do the printing.

Assistant San Mateo County Harbor Master Matt MacDonell said the details of the attack make him believe West had a run-in with a great white shark. "So what happened to him is the shark came up, bite the board, knocked him off the board," he said. "It took the board as if it was its dinner…It trashed with the board and then because it didn't taste any blood — it spit the board out."

Here's a closer look at the tooth embedded in West's board. Comical West quote: "I'm thinking eBay. Dude, I might do that. At first I wanted to just fix it and ride it again, but if I could sell for it two grand, I could get like four new boards."

Pillar Point is home to the Mavericks Surf Competition, which should be very interesting this year indeed.

Shark Attack At Famed Mavericks [KTVU2]
Surfer Attacked By Great White Shark At Mavericks [Surfer Magazine]

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<![CDATA[It's War, And The Fish Are Winning]]> From the folks who brought you Flying Fish Jumps Into Man's Eye and Another Teenager Attacked By Fish, it's Leaping Needlefish Impales Man's Nasal Cavity. This was no boating accident! [Practical Fishkeeping]

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<![CDATA[If They've Named It 'The Cage Of Death,' You Know It's Safe]]> There are many times in life when you're justified in saying 'I'm not getting in there.' The Raiders' Black Hole immediately comes to mind, as do the restrooms at Ralph Wilson Stadium. And I've also pretty much made it a rule never to allow myself to be submerged amongst enormous, hungry crocodiles; call me a pessimist. What a sad, sad waste of a hot Australian babe.

Most intriguing aspect of the Cage of Death, the newest attraction at Crocosaurus Cove, an Australian animal park: The many teeth marks on its clear acrylic outer surface.

The cage has no bars, unlike cages used in shark dives, which prevents the reptiles from gripping on but deep teeth scratches are visible on the sides, deterring some hesitant participants. The cage is then slid along runners over four crocodile pens, carrying a maximum of two divers at a time, and partly immersed in the water so swimmers can see the crocodiles under the water but also come up to the surface for air.

I took shop in junior high, and I know what mishaps can befall acrylic. It's one of the most unstable substances known to man; practically fucking impossible to join and liable to snap apart at the merest jostle. 18-foot crocodiles, meanwhile, have been known to eat cars. Fuck this.

Thrill Seekers Snap Up New Aussie Dare — Croc Swim [Yahoo News]
Crocosaurus Cove [Home Page]

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<![CDATA[Fox Attack Victim Courageously Steps Forward With Harrowing Tale Of Survival]]> The identity of the Prescott, Ariz. fox attack victim has finally been revealed. Here is Michelle Felicetta, who agreed to step forward today so that her harrowing tale might serve as a warning to others who travel in fox-infested areas. We caution you that the details of her ordeal are not for the squeamish, and that the video below includes her description of how she "wrapped the fox in a sweater and threw it in the trunk." That sweater is probably totally ruined! Wow.

This is a cautionary tale on how to survive in the wilderness when attacked by a deadly and ferocious fox, and we thank Michelle for stepping forward and, perhaps, saving lives. Key quote: "Be aware of your surroundings, and be prepared or have a plan set up on how you are going to deal with it."

Whenever I go hiking, I have action plans in place for rabbit, chipmunk, hawk, deer and prairie dog attacks. Now fox will be added to the list.

Arizona Jogger, Fox Latched To Ar, Runs For Help [Arizona Republic]

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<![CDATA[Another Typical Day At The Fox-Attached-To-Your-Arm 2K Run]]> Well, there goes my idea for a children's book. A Prescott, Arizona jogger ran a mile with a rabid fox clamped to her arm, then tossed the animal into her car trunk before driving to the hospital, authorities said. The woman, whose name was not released, is receiving rabies vaccinations. As is the fox. And suddenly, a stirring new Olympic event was born ...

The Yavapai County sheriff's office said that the woman was jogging on a trail on Monday when the fox leaped from the bushes and bit her foot. When she grabbed the fox, it then bit her arm, and would not let go. The woman then ran for about a mile, with the fox still attached to her arm, until reaching her car. There, she pried it loose and threw it in the trunk, then driving herself to the hospital.

ALTERNATE, FUNNIER VERSION:

The woman then ran for about a mile, with the fox still attached to her arm, until reaching her car. There, the woman got into the trunk and the fox drove to the hospital, signaling for left turns by extending its paw out the driver's side window.

At least my Halloween costume for next year is set.

Photo credit: Gifttrap.com.

Jogger Runs Mile With Rabid Fox Locked On Her Arm [Comcast News]

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<![CDATA[Swim, You Brave, Magnificent Bastards! Swim!]]> OK, I can hear you complaining already. But the fact remains that I have lived most of my adult life by one simple rule: Anytime a game fish reenacts a scene from one of my favorite movies, it gets its own post. The movie is Shawshank Redemption, and this is one of those times.

The owners of a trout farm were amazed a photographer caught their fish making an extraordinary escape on camera. He pictured the trout making giant leaps out of their pond into a metal feed pipe three feet above the water level. They then fought against the current for 30ft to the end of the eight inch wide pipe, which emerges underwater in a tributary of the River Itchen near Alresford, Hants.

Here is a dramatic rendering of the trout escape plans. As you can see, it was planned to perfection. But then, tragedy struck.

"They are jumping for freedom in large volumes but sadly I think their fate will be less than happy — there are otter, herons and many other predators feeding from the stream."

We also hear that one trout was captured by the Nazis while trying to board a train to Switzerland. But better to die a free fish than to live one more day in captivity! This is indeed the Greatest Trout Generation.

Trout Leap To Freedom In Incredible Escape From Pond Through Eight-Inch Pipe [Daily Mail]

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<![CDATA[Farewell To Pete, Our Good Ol' Chum]]> One day at the lake: "Hey, nice string of fish you've got there. What are you using for bait?" "I'm using Pete!" A Somerset, England fishing enthusiast has changed his will so that his remains will be used as bait at his favorite fishing spot. And Pete Hodge, 51, says that it could be soon: He has Motor Neurone Disease. Mmmm, those fish will be good eatin'!

Pete's plan is that his remains will be mixed into groundbait for his friends to use, rather than asking them to force small strips of his flesh onto their hooks. Groundbait is a mixture put in the water by anglers to attract fish to the area they're preparing to fish - and many fishermen guard their recipes jealously.

Oh, and he's also made his own coffin; a giant wicker fishing basket. Um, life? We're about done here. Check, please?

Angler Wants To Be Fish Food [Metro.co.uk]
Tonight, He Sleeps With The Fishes [The Sun]

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<![CDATA[And Suddenly That Giant Hog Story Looks So Unimpressive]]> We like bears. As Robert Klein once said, they are the most helpful of all the animals. "If you have to be stuck in an elevator, it might as well be with a bear. 'Can you reach up there, bear?' 'Well, I think I can try ...' " But when a bear is attacking your six-year-old son, there's only one thing you can do. Yes, pick up a log and knock it out with one throw.

But Logan was the one who ended up getting scared and getting the bear's attention. The bear dropped the cooler and headed towards Logan, growling. The boys' dad, an ex-Marine, knew he had to do something. So he grabbed the closest thing he could find — a log. "(I) threw it at it and it happened to hit the bear in the head and I thought it just knocked it out but it actually ended up killing the bear," said Chris, who ended up being cited for not properly storing his food. But that's not what he feels bad about. "I feel bad about killing the bear," said Chris.

Of course had that been Barry Zito, the campsite would have been littered with thrown logs and there would have been bears on second and third with no outs.

By the way, someone should have called Rod Marinelli.

Ex Marine Kills Bear With Log [AccesNorthGa, via Fark]

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<![CDATA[You Say 'Monster Pig,' I Say 'Fred']]> I could be wrong about this, but I think hunters would be less likely to thoughtlessly pump bullets into animals if they knew they had names. For instance, that giant pig that the 11-year-old killed? Would it have been so easy to pull the trigger (9 times) if the enormous animal had been wearing a nametag that read, "Hello, My Name Is Fred"?

Maybe, maybe not ... but the beast's name was Fred. He wasn't so wild, as it turns out. No, he grew up under the care of Phil and Rhonda Blissitt in Fruithurst, Alabama. Phil bought Rhonda the pig as a Christmas gift (lucky woman), and they eventually sold Fred to the Lost Creek Plantation, where he was kept in a 150-acre fenced-in area. Four days later, the kid plugged Fred.

Oh well. Even if this truly wasn't a "man vs. nature" type of thing, and it wasn't truly killed in the wild, it's still a hell of an accomplishment for the shooter. That's something I'd like to achieve someday. Maybe later this afternoon, I'll go buy a gun and head to the zoo.

Pig Was a Monster, but He Wasn't Wild [Comcast]
Hog Kid Gets Swiftboated ... We Suppose It Was Inevitable [Deadspin]
Of Hogs And Men [Deadspin]
Kevin Kolb Is Going To Be So Jealous [Deadspin]

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<![CDATA[Hog Kid Gets Swiftboated ... We Suppose It Was Inevitable]]>

The legend of Hogzilla II ... was it all a hoax? Did 11-year-old Jamison Stone really down a 1,000-pound feral pig in the Alabama woods, or was he home watching The Andy Griffith Show that day? As a couple of commenters pointed out yesterday, the size of said pig may have been via Photoshop. And in the finest tradition of blogs digging for the real story where the corporate media fears to tread, stinkyjournalism.org is making the same claim: That the giant pig photo we've all been marveling at over the past couple of days could end up being a fake.

At Art Science Research Lab, we are responsible for the publication of several media ethics blogs, checkyourfacts.org and stinkyjournalism.org. Earlier today, we published our analysis of this story and photograph, which ran on the AP, Fox News, ABC, CBS, and CNN. These photos are obvious fakes, as our in-house photo experts and an NYU physicist attest. The boy and his father were scheduled to appear on NBC's Today Show today, until we exposed the hoax and presented our evidence to NBC. For the full story, check out www.stinkyjournalism.org

We haven't been able to get onto the stinkyjournalism site so far this morning, by the way; the above came from a message board. Hmm, maybe the stinkyjournalism site is the fake, and the hog is real. As with all giant pig stories, the real answers remain shrouded in mystery. The folks at Monster Pig have posted their response to the Stinky Journalism "expose." At this point, what matters what is real? The kid still can bag himself some pork.

Photo Of Monster Hog Called Into Question; Web Site Claims It Was Doctored [Fox News]
The Monster Hog: Too Glorious To Be True, Says Hoax-Seekers [Media Bistro]
Of Hogs And Men [Deadspin]

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<![CDATA[Of Hogs And Men]]> Shooting a giant wild hog: Is it sport, or murder? We figured that it would only be a matter of hours before our young hog hunter, Jamison Stone, began receiving hate mail. We just didn't know the letters would be so entertaining.

And since the lad has put up his own web site and is sharing the negative mail with the world, we see no problem in highlighting a couple of the best (worst?) ones.

What the f### is your f###ing problem you fat a## b####. You f###ing killed a f###ing innocent little pig. Does it make your fat a## feel good to kill such an innocent creature. Wow congratuf###inglations you fat a## f###ing c###. I hope the boars babies come back alive and eat your sausage link penis you, fat piece of s###. F###ing fat redneck. I hope demons come and haunt your fat a## for the rest of your life. Do you think your hot s### for this b####? Well your not fat a##. Burn in hell you rotten piece of s###. F### YOU!!!!! F###ING FAT A## REDNECK PIECE OF S###!!!!

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I have to congratulate you because I didn't think it was possible for an 11 yr old as large as yourself to chase a pig for three hours in hilly terrain. Well done, fat boy! ...

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Yes while it is true that you definitely commited an act of terrorism, much like our president does each day upon arising, Its not you. Its your father and your fathers father and soon. They were probably slave owners way back when and even earlier on performed acts of terror on the original land owners of America, The Native Americans, who would kill only what they needed to survive. Its a sad,sad thing that has been taught to innocent children like yourself.

This is nothing, of course. Somewhere, Dee Mirich is at the keyboard ...

Monsterpig.com [via Fark]
Kevin Kolb Is Going To Be So Jealous [Deadspin]

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<![CDATA[Time Once Again To Play The Mark Trail Drinking Game]]>

Somewhere out west — we think it may be Idaho — is a land where the native fish are frisky and plentiful; and occasionally leap from the stream to blurt out answers to mysteries.

Poor Dan and Sally. When they hatched this crazy scheme, we bet they didn't figure on their plans being thwarted by the wily trout.

Of course we also like the fact that the insurance company apparently just spills its guts to any random forest ranger right over the phone.

The Mark Trail Directory [Hickory Tech]
The Mark Trail Drinking Game [Deadspin]

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<![CDATA[Time To Open The Big Can Of Monkey Whupass]]> Thankfully, late-night monkey zoo abductions have been virtually stamped out here in the U.S. But in Great Britain, where they are common, monkeys must be ever vigilant. Still smarting from the owl fiasco at the Moscow Zoo, the same gang of thugs apparently decided on a monkey heist for their next caper, with predictable results.

A bunch of animals made a monkey out of a thief when they scratched and bit him as he stole a primate from a zoo, a court heard yesterday. The creatures were said to have gone wild as a gang, including Marlon Brown, broke into an enclosure to steal Bolivian squirrel monkey Spongebob. Brown bled from his wounds, allowing police to identify him through his DNA, it was alleged.

We would love to be at this trial. "The monkeys will all quiet down and take their seats, or the bailiffs will clear this courtroom!" Other key passages from the story:

&#8226; He was found in the street a few days later and returned to his home — only to be spurned by his fellow monkeys.

&#8226; One jumped on Brown's head as he reached into their cave to retrieve his passport, which had fallen from the rucksack.

&#8226; 'He had been quite a laidback, happy little monkey. He was very thirsty and had a kink in his tail he didn't have beforehand.'

Let this be a lesson to all. Murder by owl ... vicious monkey spankings ... it just doesn't pay to enter the zoo after hours.

Monkey Attack 'Helped Catch Thief' [Metro UK]
Hoot, There It Is [Deadspin]

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<![CDATA[Hoot, There It Is]]> Look, you may say this has nothing to do with sports, but we don't care. Sometimes a story transcends compartmentalization ... You do not come into the owl's house talkin' trash!

A scantily clad, 32-year-old man was found dead early Monday in a pool of blood in an owl cage at the Moscow Zoo. A bird keeper at the zoo found the man, Alexander Luparev at about 10 a.m., lying in the cage, which is home to a Siberina long-tailed tawny owl.

Sure, Billy Packer claims it was all inadvertent, as one might guess. But we're skeptical. Consider this evidence from the story in the Moscow Times:

&#8226; Luparev's clothes were strewn across the concrete base of the cage. Also found were his documents, an undisclosed amount of money, and a half-empty, one-liter bottle of vodka.

&#8226; At this point, no one quite knows what happened. Luparev apparently hit his head on the ground — possibly following an altercation with the owl — and fell unconscious.

&#8226; "The owl is still in a state of shock," zoo spokeswoman Natalya Istratova said Wednesday.

&#8226; Luparev is believed to have been drunk.

Why do we have the feeling that it was probably this guy?

Man Found Dead, Naked Inside Owl Cage [Moscow Times]

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<![CDATA[Praise The Lord And Pass The Seasoned Buckshot]]> It's a dilemma that has plagued hunters for centuries: When stalking in the woods, how do I keep deer from seeing me pray? The answer: The camo bible, guaranteed to fool even the most devout grouse, squirrel or beaver, so that you may blast them to Kingdom Come; just as God intended. We recommend the "Outdoorsman's Mossy Oak" version, which not only includes both the Old and New Testaments, but also has an additional book of venison recipes.

And you may chow down on your bounty over at the Spotswood Baptist Church, where all are welcome, as long as you are a Christian and are toting an animal carcass.

At Saturday night's dinner, about 200 men and boys in camouflage-casual attire swapped hunting stories, practiced turkey calling and looked at mounted deer, all-terrain vehicles and duck decoys. "We've seen everything from impala to muskrat, catfish to squirrel. We've had tuna and bear and wild boar," Foster said. "Primarily people come for the food. But we do include faith, in a nonthreatening way."

Little known fact: The Last Supper? Jesus had the raccoon sloppy Joes.

Camo Bible [One Source Outfitters]
Spotswood Baptist Church
Praise God, Raise The Testosterone [Richmond Times Dispatch]

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<![CDATA[Duck Day Afternoon]]> As we learned on Sunday, Barbaro has suffered a rather serious setback. But here's some good news. If Big Boss Horse should, you know, not make it, there is another brave animal fighting for life which could use your prayers. Meet Perky the duck.

The duck — now grabbing world-wide attention — was shot in the wing and leg by local hunter Dale Tadlock on Jan. 15 but was rescued a day and a half later by his wife, Pamela Tadlock, who found it still alive when she went to check on it in the fridge.

The duck was rushed to the vet where it received emergency defrosting, but was at one point declared dead. And then, like that scene in E.T., a miracle occurred.

Beck said she walked out of the room sobbing and called Goose Creek treasurer Susan May when it happened. Ten to 15 seconds later, the duck perked up from her death bed. "I started crying 'she's alive!," Beck said.

Tallhassee.com is, of course, providing daily updates on Perky's condition. Which means that somewhere, in a dimly-lit room with a dog curled at her feet and about 12,000 collectible teddy bears looking on, a 40-year-old woman in a unicorn sweatshirt types earnestly on an early-model PC:

Rainbows, swamp. Feathered ass pointing to the sky.Seasoned buckshot, a tasty treat for all well wishers. Daffy, Donald, my sentimental friends. Affirmed. All my love, Dee Mirich.

Duck Watch Day 10, Still Flapping [Tallahassee.com]
Duck of Destiny [Tallahassee.com]
Perky's One Lucky Duck [The Sydney Morning Herald]
Barbaro Being Sliced Open Again [Deadspin]

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<![CDATA[Could Have Been Worse ... Could Have Been Christmas Lights]]> And for the fourth straight year, the family volleyball portion of Ted Nugent's birthday barbeque is completely ruined ...

It's a well-known fact: deer hate net-related sports. We give this one, in Colorado as photographed by the Durango Herald, about three hours before it is shot by an enraged Jeff Nygaard.

Anyway, filming on Larry Csonka's new wildlife series on Versus, Hunting for the Holidays, began recently (it debuts on Nov. 30), and we'd give anything for this to be the first thing he spots.

In next week's episode, Mark Trail will explain how the deer will later make this into a festive holiday sweater.

Hunting For The Holidays [Versus]
Introducing The Mark Trail Drinking Game [Deadspin]

(UPDATE: This picture just gave Chad Johnson and Chris Kaman all kinds of excellent ideas for styling techniques.

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<![CDATA[Rid Yourself Of Those "Cliffhangers"]]> It's time once again to ask the musical question: "Is that an extra large steel rescue pulley in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me?" According to the Chicago Tribune, altitude sickness can be avoided by taking a large dose of sildenafil (better know as Viagra) with you on those strenuous mountain climbing expeditions. The drug prevents edema, say researchers, and also increases the ability to exercise at high altitudes.

Well, it kind of figures: Any sport that employs terms such as ice screw, hand jammies, micro nuts, crampons and bouldering has to be fun. Scientists, however, disagree.

Unwanted sexual arousal usually is not a problem, says Dr. Peter Hackett, a founding member of the Wilderness Medical Society. "There has to be sexual stimulation, which is usually not available on a mountain-climbing expedition. You are just struggling to survive."

Even so, if your ascent lasts more than six hours, please consult a physician.

Viagra Used To Prevent Pulmonary Edema At High Altitudes [Chicago Tribune]

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<![CDATA[Please Heed These Tips For A Safe And Fun Halloween]]> This is for all of you Halloween revelers who are planning on being clever tomorrow night and dress up like Steve Irwin, the Crocodile Hunter. And you know who you are. We see you with the Paul Hogan hat and the toy sting ray and the too-tight khaki shorts, and we're begging you to stop. My God, many of you even have toy crocodiles. Ecch. Just don't do it. And not because it would be in poor taste, but because it's lame; everyone is going to have the same idea. From the Snopes.com message board:

I just had a conversation with the woman who runs our giftshop here at work. Apparently there has been a run on the stuffed animal stingrays along with the kid size zookeeper outfits. Folks intend to sew the rays to the front and send the kids out on Halloween as Steve Irwin. Man that's harsh. Ironically, the womans name is Barb. (honest truth). — Best, Mark Rehling, Aquarium Biologist, Cleveland Metroparks Zoo.

Imagine an entire neighborhhood of kids walking around saying "crikey." It's embarrassing. It's wrong. Do you want your children to end up like the poor little bastards who once wore these? Think about it. Just watch this week's South Park. Should explain the whole matter.

May we suggest instead:

&#8226; Keggy. Hours of fun for the entire family. (Please return costume by 11 a.m. Wednesday or forfeit deposit).

&#8226; Chris Berman. (Combover sold separately).

&#8226; Mr. Celery. A bagful of candy, and a nutrious snack.

&#8226; Coach Janky Spanky. Ironically, Halloween is the only night that Clinton Portis doesn't dress up.

&#8226; Notre Dame football coach Charlie Weis. "Hey, where are all my sofa cushions? Kids!"

&#8226; Carl Monday. Trenchcoat, check. Mustache, check. Microphone, check. Never mind the candy, ma'm; Anyone in there jackin' it?

Wait ... somebody beat us to this one!

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Worst Halloween Costumes Of All Time [RetroCrush]
It's The Crocodile Hunter, Charile Brown [Snopes.com]

Another Carl Monday costume, from brilliant reader John Stokes, after the jump.

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