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I found an old rifle, a 22, while hunting as a kid. Took it home and cleaned it up pretty good. Took it to the land owner's house and he had been hunting, sat it down, and couldn't find it a few years earlier. He let me keep it..
Nah, I've been sticking close to home lately because I love the vegan restaurants in the area ... LOL....You been to MT lately?
Coffee hadn’t kicked in yet before moving to the second setup.If anyone lost a rifle in NE Montana get ahold of me. While hunting there last week we found one and would like to get it back to the owner.
HAHA! I relived all of these in person. Especially the back window on the Bronco!! You a lucky SOB , or something. lol. Glad you still got camp Swampy functioning. I was talking to a guy about that last night. I bought a farm (68 acres) in Blacksburg. We need to hunt again sometime in the future.Nah, I've been sticking close to home lately because I love the vegan restaurants in the area ... LOL....
I've had 2 Garmin GPS units returned to me, one lost at Dupont that I put on the roof of the vehicle packing up (found on a crusher run road), and one that I lost out the back window within a mile of starting from home when the small cooler it was packed in slid out the partially open back window of the Bronco. I got the call six hours away in NW Virginia just as I was about to get to my turkey spot.
I had a bad habit of not checking whether that back window was all the way up when I cranked the beast alive and took off. Mostly have cured myself of that ... Mostly..
But my bad habit struck again a few years later. Had my local sheriff call me when they found my toiletries bag on the highway, when it flew out the back window going in the opposite direction. I got to Camp Swampy South and unpacked and said to myself, "I know I packed that little black bag," but nada... LOL
I hunted for four or five days and rode home, and got the call about a week after that.
The sheriff tracked me down by an old prescription bottle I had in the bag from when my knee went haywire. I kept a couple of the old pills in the bag "just in case."
Also have driven away from shotguns and bows in the dark (recovered) and one rifle propped against a tailgate (immediately discovered).
Nothing recent, though,, thank gawd ....
A big set of keys rode from Raleigh back home to Sling Shit China (about a one-hour drive with no traffic, at the time) on the top of my big blue Delta 88 back in the early 80's, after I closed the restaurant I managed at 2 in the morning. They slid from the roof to the crack at the trunk and stayed there until I discovered them in the daylight the next morning. LOL
So far, that is my crowning achievement in life ...
No, they usually run fast and jump in the back of the truck before we can get away.So far no stories of anyone leaving their kids behind. So that's a win.
So.........we were berry picking when I was about 3 or 4 years old, I don't remember the incident, left one patch and drove down the road to another patch. Mom or Dad asked my sisters, 4 of them, "where's your brother?", they left me napping under a bush, oops. Must have been there when they returned, since I am hereSo far no stories of anyone leaving their kids behind. So that's a win.
Oh man. My wife did. Was getting all the kids loaded up and heading into town. She got them out to the car. Realized she forgot something inside so went back in to get it. Came out and, hoped in and headed to town. About 5 miles down the road she asked Ely a question and he didn't answer. So she asked again, no answer. She finally turned around and said "Ely, I am talking to you" Ely wasn't there.So far no stories of anyone leaving their kids behind. So that's a win.
Funny you say this.So far no stories of anyone leaving their kids behind. So that's a win.