Got my knife back!

[archer wapiti]

I'm always impressed by what a decent, classy bunch of folks I meet during archery season. Haven't met a bad one in six years of hunting.

2 years ago in my haste to get my 2wd truck off the already muddy dirt roads as the rain moved in, I accidentally left my knife and a solar shower bag in a tree along the side of the road in a parking area after I was done loading my truck with elk. This year, opening morning as I was getting ready to get myself geared up and hike in, a guy stopped by my truck and said, "I've got your knife!" I was shocked, thought it was gone forever. He had the bag, too. He was off to hunt, but I was able to stop by and pick them up a few days later.

 

[freebird134]

haha...that's incredible!

A few years ago a guy helped me drag a deer and I ended up with his knife. I tried like mad to get it back to him, and eventually moved 12hrs away. I still feel guilty

 

[striker3]

Wow, that's pretty amazing.

 

[Marshmstr]

Wow, that's good people!!!


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[archer wapiti]

haha...that's incredible!

A few years ago a guy helped me drag a deer and I ended up with his knife. I tried like mad to get it back to him, and eventually moved 12hrs away. I still feel guilty

3 years ago, I borrowed a bugle from a guy I met in the woods (he offered, wasn't using it). We never met up again that year, but I stumbled on his camp opening day and was able to return it, so you never know. You might be able to return it if you keep it handy.

 

[mtnwrunner]

Nice!

Randy

 

[chas]

These are things that you like to hear. Unlike the news that is 99% doom and gloom. I believe there are many, many more decent people than bad ones.