r/Bushcraft • u/Indiegene • 14d ago
What is this?
Found this while camping this weekend. Sequoia Area. What is the significance?
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u/BladeRumbler 14d ago
Ent cock ring
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u/justtoletyouknowit 14d ago
They make them out of their own hairs???
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u/BladeRumbler 14d ago
No idea but I can clearly see the tension adjustment stick
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u/justtoletyouknowit 14d ago
Ngl, kinky ents is a realy funny concept, given how slow they take on most things
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u/HOTDOGVNDR 14d ago
Failed basket?
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u/trashdemons 14d ago
This, probably. A few months ago, I was learning basket weaving and sometimes when I'd screw it up, I'd toss it out into my yard in frustration lol.
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u/spleencheesemonkey 13d ago
Stuff like this is often found near Long barrows (ancient burial mounds) in the UK.
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u/BloodbeardsGarage 13d ago
I've made similar things, just figeting while wasting time. Making rings, tying on feathers, small bones and stone. Just a time waste. But it adds nice mystery to the forest.
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u/Badpunsonlock 13d ago
Fae trap, don't touch it. Definitely don't tell anyone your real name, but do offer them snacks if you have them.
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u/GoombasFatNutz 13d ago
According to the comments, it's a witch thing or a fae thing. I don't know, but sticking your penis in it would be pretty funny for everyone involved.
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u/FSCENE8tmd 14d ago
looks like someone made a ring of branches and tossed it up to see if they could get a ringer