Think I'm gonna be sick

Reminds me of the time coming out of my tree stand at dark. Get to my truck & take a few layers off, left my bow against my rear wheel. Heard a crazy metallic crunching sound when I started pulling out of the woods that night.. Got out knowing but not wanting to believe I just ran over my favorite bow. Had that sucker dialed in perfect, all sight pins glued, ect... On the up side when I got home & told my wife what happened she insisted I go get another bow and finish up the season.

I may run over a few fishing rods and see what happens..

That's rough man. Look into a fishing bag to keep your stuff in. They have nice fishing bags that have multiple pockets and are water proof.

First, I am sorry for the loss and hope it is one of those things that, "Pops up somewhere."

choppadude said:

I hastily threw everything in the back when I was finished but did not notice until the next day that I have left my toolbox with about $500 in Snap ON tools along side the highway 100 miles from home!

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I am an industrial mechanic/technician and working into engineer by trade, so I can say this, because I own them and their toolboxes....Whats that equate to, a rack of sockets and a ratchet?

Good idea...
Move on, I'm one to keep beating myself up over it.