Andy June 12, 2014 at 7:40 pm Reply I like a story with a happy ending. Let’s hope that is true of the Stroupe report. Six weeks is a very long time for a domestic dog.
Professor June 12, 2014 at 9:57 pm Reply Here’s another story with a happy ending. I was once out for six hours before someone found me. Would this be considered a long time for a domestic man? There were no ticks, but apparently I was still rather intoxicated.
Andy June 13, 2014 at 11:38 am Reply Almost every year I run into some poor sap motoring around the lake hopelessly lost. The story is always the same – “I was so excited to get out on the water that I wasn’t paying any attention to my surroundings”. Usually I give them directions to their camp only to encounter them a few hours later….still lost. The professor is eluding to his trip to virgin water where he carefully left a trail of bread crumbs. Why he didn’t use his sophisticated electronics is beyond me. He was horrified when he tried to make the return trip and saw gulls swooping and fish surfacing, enjoying the meal that was his bread crumbs. He has been drinking ever since. At times, quite heavily.
Dustin Kaehr June 18, 2014 at 6:27 pm Reply Always my biggest fear with new guys….getting lost. Almost had this this past year, but while sampling bourbon, Gord and I decided they would be fine overnight. They finally came in, so the story isn’t near as good as it could of been!
Andy June 21, 2014 at 5:30 pm Reply How far did the owners have to drive to pick up their wonder dog?
