MISSING MN BOWHUNTER: PLEASE READ
03-02-2007, 10:58 PM
#11
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: PUEBLO, CO, USA
Posts: 636
RE: MISSING MN BOWHUNTER: PLEASE READ
thimk...famous 'bowhunting editor' getsLOST in the woods near best friends hunting cabin in the 21st century in a society that has gps, fmrs, cell fones, sat tracking and satf ones...
...musta met one of the lonely women from the HuntingNet.
...musta met one of the lonely women from the HuntingNet.
03-03-2007, 10:21 PM
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: MN USA
Posts: 1,392
RE: MISSING MN BOWHUNTER: PLEASE READ
Sounds good!
Take a lesson from this formerly missing bowhunter. Bring your GPS/compass and don't depend upon your cell phone, they don't work in many ares out in the woods.
As a kid, I remember grandpa Victor in his 70s, who'd lived in the woods much of his life went out to pick blueberries some distance from home there one late summer afternoon. It started getting dark and instead of wandering around the woods at night getting most disoriented and further from home, he sat down next to a big tree, started a fire to stay warm and smoked his pipe. He walked out the next morning to find everyone looking for him. He thought it was all too much activity over in his mind at least, nothing. Those old Suomalainen poikas.
Take a lesson from this formerly missing bowhunter. Bring your GPS/compass and don't depend upon your cell phone, they don't work in many ares out in the woods.
As a kid, I remember grandpa Victor in his 70s, who'd lived in the woods much of his life went out to pick blueberries some distance from home there one late summer afternoon. It started getting dark and instead of wandering around the woods at night getting most disoriented and further from home, he sat down next to a big tree, started a fire to stay warm and smoked his pipe. He walked out the next morning to find everyone looking for him. He thought it was all too much activity over in his mind at least, nothing. Those old Suomalainen poikas.
