I was huntin' in Alaska with a friend. It was a gorgeous day, in the low 70's with a bright blue sky. We were in an area of Birch tree's when my friend froze, for what seemed like 10 minutes, I felt it too. It was stone quiet...too quiet. Yeah.... hair standing up on the back of my neck. We didn't move or speak for at least 30 minutes. We both had the eerie feeling something was watching us, didn't see anything, hear anything or smell anything.
Even when we broke silence it was only slight whisperings. Me and Eddie were jokesters, I have never seen that guy so damned serious since I've known him. He had a similar account back in New Mexico where he grew up, is why he never walks out into the woods alone.
I can't explain it, the woods were stone quiet, nothing moved for at least an hour. I don't know what was more eerie,..Eddie or the silence.