Left Behind Items ?

[Powerstroke]

Ok, I may be jumping the gun just a little, but I've started my list of items to take deer hunting this year.
Mostly curious of the most common items that get left at home and forgot about?

 

[Guy Miner]

Ammo. Lunch. Hunting license... :roll:

 

[Guest]

Toilet Paper :shock: :lol:
Grunt call
And believe it or not... one time when I was in a hurry, my clothes! :lol: I had them in a scent proof bag and left them sitting on the reloading bench :roll:

 

[JD338]

For me, its my binoculars. I have left them in the truck and walking back to my stand when I have realized I left them behind. I feel I'm hunting at a loss without them.


.....one time I hunted a week without socks.
When I got home I told my wife she forgot to pack my socks. She said she did, they were in the gun case. :shock:
just kidding guys,......... :lol: :lol: :lol:

JD338

 

[Powerstroke]

Guy,
Ammo, and one step further, the correct ammo for the correct rifle.
JD, I hear you.. I can't go anywhere with out my binocs.. the hunt is over without them.
This trip is to the other side of the state for me and we'll be camping out for a week. There won't be any running home quickly to grab what was left behind. I'm usually way over-kill as I have a longbed truck with a topper on it......I can about get my house in there...

 

[C.Smith]

I once got up early to meet a friend to go hunting (I work swing shift). Got there got to our hunting location thirty minutes away. OOps left the shotgun in my pickup.


Corey

 

[ronco]

I was in a big hurry one morning to get going,(son-in-law a big slow eater)hiked into hunting area,and forgot to put the orange on.Felt like a dummy. :roll:

 

[buckfever]

When I first started hunting I forgot my deer tag and not very long ago I forgot to bring ammo lucky for me it was just an after work hunt and didn't see any thing.

 

[Powerstroke]

I realize this isn't, but it's getting almost comical. My long time hunting buddy and I are almost twins in the field just so if one of us forgets, the other has the same equipment and extras....
I do remember him leaving his bow in the campground parking lot one evening after a long hunt....realized it after we got back to town 30miles away....yep it was still there when we got back.

 

[baltz526]

TAGS one year, i was bear hunting, out steped a nice young boar, bang, dig out the wallet, tag is in safe at home. deer, night before opening day, 181 miles from home, 1:00pm. 362 miles in 5.5 hours later, i had my tag in camp. :lol:

 

[Bruce Mc]

Clips, or should I properly say magazines. I once had a Kleingunther K-14. I was forever leaving the magazine for that rifle laying somewhere around camp.

 

[telkev]

Got up real early one time to go bow hunting, drove about 60 miles, left my quiver on the dinning room table.