Hunting find

[Miaugi]

Kudos to yourself, Steve and your other buddy for being stand up guys!

 

[Spikethedog]

Good on you for turning it in! I lost a nice shotgun last year, long story short it got put on the roof of the truck so stuff under it could be taken out at the end of a long day, never made it back to the cab. Almost Garantee somebody took it as it was all paved roads from there to my house. I reported it lost to rcmp but never was turned in. I was scared of them wanting to lay charges but the officer was really understanding and just thanked me for reporting it

 

[j.krug]

Good on ya man.
Would have been pretty easy to keep it.
I'm also curious what means the RCMP used to get in touch with the owner??

 

[labrador76]

I wonder if the RCMP had anything to say to the owner about carelessness, possible charges, etc.

 

[hawk-i]

I found a hunting knife onces....it was one that I lost the previous year. It was a couple of miles from where I lost it and it had teeth marks chewed into the leather sheath.

 

[Secondgunman]

I lost a custom fish lure one time only to have it recovered the next day stuck in the gill of a bud's fish on the other side of the lake... I always thought Jack were territorial.

 

[FLHTCUI]

Makes you wonder why that wouldn't be one of the first places he looked for his lost gun?

Before or after the snow started falling?
I have seen guys in the heat of the moment through their fishing rod into the water when they felt a huge tug on the other end.
I can only imagine what those same excitable people would do when they pulled the trigger on a gun and then seeing the deer fall while looking through the scope.
Buck fever and the thrill of busting that cap.
I feel Good Karma heading to the People in the OP's thread.
Best Regards,
Rob

 

[c-fbmi]

Good Karma is absolutely correct, and you will be rewarded 10 fold..............