What have you lost while turkey hunting?

[Sixes]

A Mabry slate and striker in west Texas along with a Burris FF3 cover.

Lots of mouth calls, strikers, a thermacell, flashlights, gloves, lots of stuff that disappeared that I am sure that are  in the woods somewhere.

[turkeyfool]

I lost a striker this spring from Clay Townsend that I'd kill to have back

[Spitten and drummen]

My sanity.

[Rapscallion Vermilion]

8 pounds one year, a Gibson crow call, a trumpet lipstop (recovered), a Thermacell (recovered)

[OJR]

Tens of thousands of dollars.....

[Gooserbat]

Myself.

Seriously dad had to come find me when I was nine years old.

[WV Flopper]

LOL.

I was set up Friday, I set up in the rain. When it started getting light I took off my FFF3 cover and placed it in the bend of my leg. Welllllll when I got up to relocate I forgot all about it.

I figure its laying within three feet of that big white oak. I will get it in a bit, it's not far from the house.

[Old Timer]

I got jinxed reading this one. Lost my best striker today. I think mountain spring from PA. An older gent made it. Had it 25+ years. It would give a sweet high pitch on a glass call. I believe it was maple. Real bummer brought me a many a gobbler to the gun over the years. I guess I'll have to find me a striker maker.

[makestomstremble]

I have lost two short legged turkey stools, one in state and one in S. Dakota. I have lost several nice box calls, as I tend to pull calls out, go back and forth trying to find what gets the best response, shoot bird, in the excitement walk off and leave stuff. Lost a pocket knife once that my dad had gotten me for Christmas as a kid, found it several years later, cleaned it up and put it away. Lost a walkie talkie once in the mountains of SE Oklahoma, retraced steps and found it later. I have also found a Lynch world champion box once in the middle of the road, lid busted. Took it home and fixed it, only to lose it myself several years later.

[KentuckyHeadhunter]

My composure. 

[Howie g]

I'm lost a really good wing bone called the lst day of season this year . Luckily my buddy made me another just as good promptly .

[bwhana]

Not my loss, but I miraculously found a diy wingbone in tall grass the day I tagged out. I thought it was a spike shed at first glance.  Has a nice tone!

[Tail Feathers]

I got jinxed reading this one. Lost my best striker today. I think mountain spring from PA. An older gent made it. Had it 25+ years. It would give a sweet high pitch on a glass call. I believe it was maple. Real bummer brought me a many a gobbler to the gun over the years. I guess I'll have to find me a striker maker.

Our own Neal Hermann on here as Neal.  Dude makes a great striker, try the snakewood.  Not cheap but his quality is outstanding.

[ybuck]

sleep

[lunghit]

Roll of toilet paper which led to my loss of socks.