What did you drop, forget, or loose in the woods this yr.

[Farmboy27]

I doubt they forgot about it. I would bet they could not find it after setting it down.

I know a dumbarse that leaned his against a tree to take a whiz.  Walked off and left it.  Realized after about 15 minutes of walking there was no gun on his shoulder and had to back track to find it.  Took me a little while. 

I knew an older fella (long ago past on) who had fox hounds. He was hunting fox in and around his orchard (probably 150 acre orchard). He sat his model 12 against an apple tree while he went to gather up his dogs and when he came back he couldn't find it. He was sure some one stole it. He went out and bought a new shotgun. That spring while working in the orchard he found it leaning against the tree right where he left it, 2 rows of trees over from where he looked for it the fall before!  He took it home, cleaned it up as best he could, and sold the new shotgun he had bought!

[Tail Feathers]

My custom CEDAR/BUTTERNUT paddle call made by Steve Mann. It's in Sonora Texas. I'm still sick over that one!

If you go back and look for it, keep an eye out for my favorite Spyderco knife I lost out there a few years back.  It's near a creek.  That's all I can tell you about the location...

[turkey buster]

My uncle left a gun on a fence post for two years and swore it was stolen. Found it on a suggestion from myself when I asked him where he last had it. His answer---when we was dragging that deer under the fence...

[MDSTRUTNRUT]

Daughter has been trying the recurve bow thing for her second bird and threw the rangefinder in her turkey vest.   Last time was seen, friend suggested tying some trail ribbon on it  NEXT TIME          I personally have lost nothing so far but some #6 longbeard shot out the end of my bennelli.

[Ozark870Hunter]

There was a story last year about a guy who found a really old lever action rifle in Mark Twain nat. Forest that someone must've leaned against a tree and forgot about 40 yrs ago. It was still just leaning up against that tree, completely rusted out.

[renegade19]

I doubt they forgot about it. I would bet they could not find it after setting it down.

I know a dumbarse that leaned his against a tree to take a whiz.  Walked off and left it.  Realized after about 15 minutes of walking there was no gun on his shoulder and had to back track to find it.  Took me a little while. 

I drove off and left my Super mag at a trailhead in the Shawnee National Forest last year.  Realized it when I got home!       Lucky for me it was in a really isolated area with little or no other traffic.  I killed two birds with it this year. 

[birdyhunter]

Lost my lucky ol Tom hat. Haven't killed a turkey in the last 4 years without it.


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[Marc]

My pride.

Right there with ya'...  I also lost my patience and a few marbles as well...  Oh yeah, I lost my most favorite gobble call...

[Gooserbat]

Only one mouth call.  I leave the primary call I run all year in the woods after my last hunt as a little tradition.

[KansasGobbler]

I've lost way too many strikers this year...Losing my Lyman/Torman dymondwoods crushed me

[TerryLNanny]

Nearly lost my best box call, after shooting a Gobbler. Started walking back to my truck. Luckily remembered it. Have lost many items this way.

[SteelerFan]

I've lost way too many strikers this year...Losing my Lyman/Torman dymondwoods crushed me

OUCH!! That REALLY stinks...

[Kylongspur88]

Found a striker I lost last year!!!

[Ozark870Hunter]

 I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who's brain goes to mush after I flop a bird.
After all the talk about loosing stuff and even guns, I misplaced my shotgun in the woods today for a few minutes after shooting my first Rio.

[greenhead11]

Lost my iPhone