I've picked up dollar bills, Happy Meal toys, feathers, etc.  The most unusual thing I've come across was fresh bear scat (during a trail run in Vermont).  I didn't pick it up, but it certainly freaked me out!

Speaking of bears.  I snapped this picture in PA while out trail running.  I came around the corner and a small black bear was just hobbling down the tral in front of me.  He took off right away.  I layed the leaf in the track to kinda show the size.   Another time I actually found a geo cache.  Not looking for it, but just saw what I though was trash or something and wen tover to look and it was a parially hidden ammo can.  But it was a geo cahec with the log book inside and other items people leave.  So I signed the book and said I found it completely by accident!   However the strangest thing I have found is what appears to be the upper jaw bone with teetth still attached of what looks like a weasle or muskrat etc... large front sabre like tooth.  large for the size of the bone.  Still rather small. about the size of small childs pinky finky finger.   I have shown it to many people including a game warden in PA from area and still not for sure what it is from.

What the **** is a pinky finky finger!  Where I must have been hitting the coffee hard!!!   CCCHHAtering on the keyboard! 

what in the world!?!? traxee where do you run that you're finding $20 bills and gift cards!?!? that would come in VERY handy right now for the holiday shopping season! i need explore more courses to run!! ha! ha! i have yet to come across anything interesting while out running.

At one time our house was the northern most house of our subdivision development.   That lasted for about the first ten years we lived here.  Trail usually carved out by the motorcross people were in abundance and we gladly shared them.  Over the years the most abundant thing I ever found were  tools such as wrenches, hammers, pliers, snips, and bungee cords and some road kill.   Most of these were found at road crossings which were not yet paved and apparently  were tools that workmen left on their bumpers, trailers, or tool boxes which eventually fell off. As the development grew they became more scarce.  Now all I find are aluminum can and lots of plastic water bottles people just  apparently throw out of their vehicles.  One other thing that seems in abundance is cigarette packages once all cigarettes are consumed  the smokers apparently just toss the pack along with their butts  out the window.

6 coyotes in top of the mountain, I took a big piece of branch and run with it like 3 miles, every 5 step

I watch my back....funny