Gee, I Forgot My ....

[cohunter14]

You mean you can\'t read the moon?

I know. Cloudy night.

Hahaha, not from the comfort of my wall tent! I suppose you don\'t have those issues though...roll over, look at the alarm clock, roll back over and back to bed.

 

[OldMan]

You mean you can\'t read the moon?

I know. Cloudy night.

Hahaha, not from the comfort of my wall tent! I suppose you don\'t have those issues though...roll over, look at the alarm clock, roll back over and back to bed.

No, my system is to start to get up at my hunting hour 2 months earlier. Then I just get up naturally for the hunt. I don\'t even own an alarm clock. I find this method gives me more energy for the day, because I wasn\'t forced to wake up before my body was ready to wake up. Works for me anyway. Of course it won\'t work unless you go to bed on time.

 

[JohnFitzgerald]

Forgot a change of underwear for a 7 day hunt.

Forgot my boots on another.

Ouch! I don\'t know which one is worse :lol:

I usually dont wear a watch.
But I ALWAYS wear a watch when Im hunting.

I am the same way. I like the idea of having it on your bow. I don\'t have that option, but I just keep mine in my pack year round.

Change of underwear......way worse. :downthumb:

 

[elkmtngear]

About 30 years ago, I left my bow lying on my Tonneau Cover, and drove off. Never Found it.

27 years later, I DID IT AGAIN! :crazy:

 

[JohnFitzgerald]

About 30 years ago, I left my bow lying on my Tonneau Cover, and drove off. Never Found it.

27 years later, I DID IT AGAIN! :crazy:

:shock:

 

[WW]

Once on a Texas hog hunt I drove about 250 miles to pickup one of the other guys and discovered I had left my arrows at home. Luckily Lou had a few spares he loaned me. (Whew! Thanks Lou)

 

[iccyman001]

Once on a Texas hog hunt I drove about 250 miles to pickup one of the other guys and discovered I had left my arrows at home. Luckily Lou had a few spares he loaned me. (Whew! Thanks Lou)

One thing you did have was toilet paper for Russ\'s chili!

 

[cohunter14]

About 30 years ago, I left my bow lying on my Tonneau Cover, and drove off. Never Found it.

27 years later, I DID IT AGAIN! :crazy:

I had one similar to that this year while dove hunting. During the middle of the day, we drove about 40 miles south to some open land to do some plinking with our rifles. We got all packed up and I left my rifle resting on my tire as I drove away. Figured out I left it as we returned to our hunting location and I noticed the empty gun case

Luckily, the gun was still laying there in the middle of the trail when I got back there. The \'only\' thing that happened was that the barrel got run over by my tire. Somehow, that is the same gun and barrel that is shooting 1/3 MOA now...maybe I\'m on to a new way of making a rifle more accurate! :lol:

 

[elky McElkerson]

My first hog hunt. I forgot broadheads. My friend unscrewed a few slick tricks and loaned them to me. I didn\'t tighten them down and I eventually lost them.

Total rookie nonsense.