Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Ever found anything good in the road?

Torch outfit wheeled cart, rolls of orange safety fence, a few aluminum signs, totes with tools and lots of other misc stuff. I’m always looking on my daily commute.

I’ve never found anything worthwhile. I see a lot of coolers with the lids missing and lost a life jacket once that I forgot to take out of the boat.

Stack of hustler nudie mags

And another time: a battalion size MRE case of pork, slices, mil spec gravy and 16 lbs of powdered eggs


Fuggin sweet on both accounts

same thing kinda.

guy i worked with offshore came up on a wrecked 18 wheeler hauling frozen catfish.

he went and bought a new chest freezer just ot put all the boxes in.

Not much of note on the road. Found this hanging from the top shock bolt on my wife's Tahoe back in August. Best I can tell it's 2-250 bucks worth of Snap-On gear. It had been there a while. Rusty. 1/2" drive ratchet, extension, and 21mm socket. Works great. Head scratcher for sure though.

Cat feesh???

Wabigoon’s mom.

LOL

Was she in a sarcophagus?

12" Crescent wrench with the name Squirrel Brand on it.

Found a Wallet with no money in it on the side of the road when I was about 10 took it to the Police Station as a Lost and Found deal and was acused of steeling it from the rightful owner.

20' fiberglass extension ladder, lots of tools.

WS

There's all sorts of schit in the roads here in EP. Never found anything decent though.

Slum's gonna be jealous about this though:



Sat there about a week.

A box of a dozen new flocked head dakota mallards. Actually, was riding with a buddy and he stopped in a hurry on the interstate. Two had scuffs on em. We took em to duck camp and are still hunting over them.

We got a memo to turn over anything we found on the road. Which was ignored. I did bring à large snapping turtle In that was on its way to lay eggs. Held it by the tail brought it up to the boss who was a little weanie and tried to turn it in. Backed him up down the hallway. He and I didn't see eye to eye. Let the turtle go down by the river after having my fun.

We call that a ‘ Magnus Couch’

Our older black lab would reduce that to a field of stuffings in 2 hours.

I learned that after scarfing a couch beside a dumpster near some dorms on the Vanderbilt campus. Hauled it all the way home for a nice doggie gesture. And the mofos ate it

I knew you wouldn't let me down.

I had a dog that would hump them cushions till they were no good for nothin, but another good humping.

Bag of weed one time on a road heading to a trailhead in Montana.

someone dumped a recliner on the interstate near town. it sat on the side of the road for a long time. I finally made a cardboard sign to put by it......

A bag of bones that was a human before turning himself into an asphalt dart.

$34 when I was a wee lad back in the '60s. Grabbed it just before it blew into a storm drain.