[Loggy]

I think the one thing I lost and feel the worst about was a 6" case sheath knife with stacked leather handle. I had it stuffed in my back pocket and never found it...I still know where I lost it, i know the exact tree, but i've been back there 3 times and never found it.

just like this, but the sheath was different - and the steel looked like damascus but was really just mildly discolored.

Sorry to hear. My Dad left me a knife exavtly like that. Beautiful knife. Sheath is bad & im looking for new.

I havent lost anything major over the years outside of flashlites, gloves, foam seats, deer lure etc. Knock on wood...nuttin lost past several years!

 

[MuzzleMike]

I have been lucky and have not lost anything nock on wood when I was hunting . I have 2 of those knives one I got when I was 13 and the other was my Dads that he got when he was 13 . They are nice knives .

 

[TEE]

1 foam seat and 2 knives so far.

 

[spur]

A knife when I was 12; a grey foam seat; 1 arrow(the deer stole it); many mushroomed bullets, and a glove.

 

[spur]

Forgot to add that I lost my dignity.

 

[ff8623]

A fanny pack while turkey hunting, with my favorite buck knife,It was good luck havent got a turkey since losing it, And also a hand made call my grandfather made me. I looked for two days for that pack.

 

[browninggold]

Myself...twice but that was a while ago.

 

[Winger]

Of all the things that I have lost,I miss my mind the most!!

 

[SoPoHunter]

I lost my Zeis binoculars last year. Someone will be very lucky someday when they find them. They were a gift so I'm not out a ton of money but I miss those things.

 

[Fleroo]

I lost my WEDDING RING four months after the wedding! It was slightly oversized, and the cold air shrunk my finger enough for it to slip off when I took my glove off...somewhere! I was devestated. The wife just smiled and said...."no better place to lose it!" (My wife is great).

My wedding ring was cast to the bottom of a swamp after a buddy and I flipped a Canoe while Duck Hunting. I was divorced 5 months later. Must've been an omen.

 

[Flanuva]

I lost my wedding ring....oh wait...I threw that... after my now ex-wife called me the same time I had 3 deer looking at me. She called me because I forgot to "ask" her to go hunting....

. Would be the reason she is now my ex and hence my signature for the new wife.

She understands though.

 

[Farflung]

I'm happy to say that I've lost a lot of stress and anxiety while sitting out in the woods waiting for bambi or tom to walk by.

The only physical things I can remember loosing (permanently) are one camo jersey glove and two knives that slipped off my belt (I've since learned to put a heavy rubber band on the belt and straddling a belt loop. the rubber bands they use for broccoli and veggies work well).

Having said that, I've had to circle back to reclaim monoculars, assorted turkey calls, seats, etc. But I've recovered them all (although I've had to come back the next day for some things that were way back in.

 

[Jaron]

I lost a grunt call. I too watched it fall. But when I got down to the ground it was dark. Went back the next day and still couldn't find it. I was dragging a deer out of the woods a few years ago when I completely forgot about going back for my gun. Had the deer all loaded up in the truck and turned around to put the gun in the truck when it dawned on me. Ran 200 yards back to the tree I leaned it against. Sometimes it's just astonishing how stupid I can be.

 

[justshoot]

I lost me in the woods, for a short time. This week I went hunting toward Jersey Shore, was looking for a knocked down coyote. After circling around and around, could not get a reading on the GPS because of the leaves, I was not sure where I started. The brush was so thick and all looked the same. I hit the button on the remote, my WT caller went off behind me. I followed the sound back to the starting point. I am sure glad I didn't turn off the caller.

 

[47studebaker]

took one of those bag chairs up to the ridge while turkey hunting a few years ago. Figured why haul it back down and then up again for bear season. Hid it under a blowdown. It was gone when I returned.

 

[turkey4life]

i lost a 10$ bowhanger/gear holder. well actually its not lost for ever. I just forgot to take of the tree before i took my stand down.

 

[jec turkeydad]

A Neil Cost call my father left me. I chased down a gobbler that I called in for a buddy! He body- wing shot it but not head shot. Got up and ran after it since it was his first time and he didn't know what to do. I did catch up to the gobbler and body slammed it.

Looked for days to no advail, didn't care that they go for over 1,000 then but it was my pop's he had left me!

 

[b&ghuntre]

this is good i see i'm not alone. i'll begin 1 very nice knife,hat, glove(always 1) and my mind, because 4 of us were hunting and lost keys to truck, lost my dad once but found him,and alot of arrows. later

 

[Denny B]

Lost my glasses, spent lots of time backtracking and searching with no luck. One time I lost my favorite knife on a trip to WV. After a couple days of going over everywhere I had been hunting, up and down several mountains, I finally gave up. Returned home several days later and there it laid on the kitchen counter. (I always carry a spare in my pack.) This gettin old stuff isn't fun.

 

[*Moose]

I lost a turkey call this spring.