Hello x/philes i live in Arizona and want to hunt some Cryptids

WHY would /x/ want to help you kill cryptids?

>>18485889
Proof

Hunt the desert midget. I've heard there are different names for them, but that's what I believe they are--an otherworldly, shamanistic midget.

You may not want to attack it, perhaps just have some sort of cultural experience

If you really want to encounter the desert midget get yourself some drugs and head out in the desert. Get yourself a camera so we can see some of them

good luck my friend

>>18485883
Cool.

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>>18485891

SO if I wanted to prove you existed I should kill you?

>>18486091
Fuckin social justice warrior for desert midgets much?

>>18485988
Thank you kind soul, we're on it

>>18485883
Is that a question?

>>18486456
sorry worded it poorly, is there anything in the area of Gilbert, Mesa or Sedona you know of, with good spooks

>>18486466
I know our state is riddled with abandoned mines and such. The mesa area doesn't really have much of anything desu. The spookyest shit is probably in the smaller old mining towns or on Indian land. I wish I could hunt monsters with y'all.

>>18486511
Thanks for the tip fren

Some say there is an entrance to Agartha (the "hollow Earth" kingdom) somewhere in the Superstition mountains. I try to hike there a few times a year and have yet to see anything although I will say I have definitely felt some strange perturbances while venturing off alone.

It should also be noted that it is a somewhat dangerous terrain and should not be approached lightly. People are frequently medivac'ed off of the mt all year long. A lot of tourists think they can handle it and have been known to die from dehydration or sudden falls in the heat of the summer sun. Be forewarned, just because it is currently cooler out does not mean it is safer. The sun and the climate still takes it's toll.

Back to the point, research the myth and more of the mountain. Ignore the lost Dutchman story and instead focus on the tales of hollow Earth and the Native American lore surrounding the place. Some very mind bending stuff is alleged to have occured there. I'd recommend it over the Sedona vortexes any day, just returned from a trip there and can honestly say I have far more chilling experiences on Superstition then at the Stupa or Cathedral. The Boynton canyon vortex however still appeals to me but I didn't prepare to cross the 13 streams necessary to access it due to the water being mostly frozen and snow coming down while I was there.

Good luck and only kill what you can consume (I doubt shape-shifting interdimensional Agarthans would interest you as a meal).

>>18486845

Don't go into abandoned mines you stupid fuck.

Easy, just go to Scottsdale.