Even with multiple body shots, it doesn't stop the rake. It took a head shot to put the nasty thing down. These are not humans, but demonic creatures from the pit. This time, it got away, but not until after taking a half dozen full hits in torso. It was eventually tracked and terminated.
That footage is coming. Amazingly, the thing had tattoos which indicates this WAS once a real human being. Once. Not quite sure what, if any, laws there are about showing the event of taking down something that looks kind of human, but isn't once you get close and see and smell the thing. There is a line somewhere but am not certain of where exactly on this issue. One way or another, you guys will get all of it. They can kill the sound, kill the video, but cannot kill the truth.
Do not touch the blood with your hands.
Also, That tactical gear the air soft and paint ball gamers wear? Would be most excellent to protect against their bites and teeth. Do not taste the blood of the thing or get it in your eyes or mouth. That would be very bad.
Rake Nest in the Woods. They eventually build wooden slat shelters. It's not a type of shelter that would provide any protection from the weather, but that's not the point. They are not capable of that awareness, except for staying out of sunlight, which actually burns their skin. Like up in flames burn. It has to be a stealth thing, when in repose.
A shotgun actually seems like a better weapon against a rake, than a pistol.
The source of this video declares
I think the key is skull penetration. I wouldn't rely on anything that cannot easily penetrate a thick pig skull. In your country they recommend
10mm Glock and Remington shotgun against grizzly bears for this reason.
And you want multiple shots, because one is very likely to miss some.
I
would carry some sort of melee weapon as backup. If the creature
pounces on you, you are going down. It must be something short you can
wrestle with, like a short machete. I think a short tomahawk would excel in it, having good skull penetration at very short distance.
Stabbing is most effective at this range, some thick pointy easy to grab
knife, like a roundel, would be also be a good weapon.
Without
fire weapons, I think the best tactic would be what people did in the
middle ages: pitch fork and angry mob. The chinese perfected this with
the kung fu tiger fork or trident. Forks are good at stopping charging
animals and the several tips make easier to hit a fast moving target. I
would anoint it for maximal effect, as I don't want the creature grabbing
the fork head and wrestling away the weapon.
Several people with
stabbing pole arms can be a formidable force if they can keep cohesion.
Almost anyone can do it with minimal training. A mixed unit with
straightened forks and few heavy pole slashers would be good. One or
more pin down the crawler with the forks, the heavy slasher finishes it
at safe distance. I think the creature would probably flee from scene in
this situation.
Crossbows are powerful, but with a single shot,
you are screwed if you miss. There are some "tactical" lighter repeating
crossbows with bolt magazines, but one would need to test if its
capable of reliably piercing thick skulls at distance. I think PCP air bows are the best ranged weapons beyond the limitations of gun legislation's, with some tweaking and testing for skull penetration.
Joergs Sprave's homemade and modded 1000J toy is an overkill. It has
power to kill an elephant. I would use blunt bolts for maximal power
transfer. Or hardened tipped pointy or bodkin bolts for armored targets.
I would add few more loaded barrels for quick follow up shots.
I
myself have just a machete. I would anoint it in olive oil. I don't
think I would need it against rakes anyway. I have God and an Orgonite
Power Wand. Stealth, defense and power. I would heavily use orgonite
gifting against it. Perhaps orgonite projectiles, arrow heads? So far my
contact with them is mostly etheric-astral. Anyway my self defense
worries are mainly against humans.
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E's attitude toward dealing with such things is in fact, proactive and positive. As we move into a reality of greater and more frequent contact, it will require some courage and steadfastness to survive. People are going to have to face themselves and find it somehow or become a hot lunch. Rakes ONLY eat and feed off a living body. That means you will conscious and alive, while it gets its sandwich off of you. It's why most rake pictures reveal an ever present blood trail from the chin to the crotch of most of them. They are always feeding off something, and are never satiated.
The last time I went rake hunting was in August of last year with a brother who was new to dealing with these things. However we were stalled because it had nested on a rich satanists estate and we were warned, by Dad, not to cross over. They knew we were coming and were waiting for us. So, we abandoned the hunt for another time, another place. Kids and loners out on happy hiking trails are in more danger than they know in our time. Very much so.
None of this is what I would call fun. It's a serious business and you take grave chances when you choose to do something about it. You have be really sure of yourself and the consequences if things go sideways. Film the event, for proof later, especially if one of your party gets injured. No one will want to believe you, so the video is the only evidence any injuries were sustained righteously and not because of foul play. Which I imagine could happen if you are with the wrong sort of people.
PS. Rakes avoid groups. Introspective loners out on a nature hike are in the most danger. Which sucks, because very often, those are hikes we need to sort things out in our life. Time away to pause and think, the nature trail is just the thing. Just don't be on that trail when it gets dark. Be already out and away.
Be sure of yourself and the men you bring with you. This is not for the ladies. In fact, most of the victims that are found are women hikers, not men. They collapse and scream, understandably. But, "I wanna go too" is the wrong reason to be there. Curiosity definitely kills the yankee in these things.
Don