Um. When someone throws a gun off a bridge, it was often used to murder a human beforehand. Probably should give it to the police.
Nah. Many guns are thrown in the river because they were purchased illegally and the person who bought it doesnt want to get involved in legal issues. Could also be a woman who’s husband died and left them a gun they know nothing about.
Lol.
Did he mention Chevrolet in the comment I replied to?
When I bought my current home, 12 years ago we did a complete painting. I was pulling some shelving down from the upper part of a entrance foyer closet and doink down falls a .25 cal SNS and handful of cartridges.Around here, any gun you'd find in the river was most likely used in a crime.
I still can't understand how someone could forget where their gun is.
I'd also not want to discover any bones! (there's a song with the appropriate title: "Let The Mystery Be")
I don't either. Perhaps because I can't remember where one of mine is!I still can't understand how someone could forget where their gun is.
Actually, I have a .22 pistol that I'd broken down and stuffed the cylinder somewhere where I'm not sure where it's at now. No worries about someone committing a crime with either piece of this gun! (if I cannot readily locate either piece -yes, I'm unsure where either piece is [I think I know where the frame is; not a high priority to locate]- then no one else is going to be able to either)
The dog looks guilty.Here's a picture of my recent [incomplete-TBD] discovery. For reference, the dog is about 95 lbs. There was very little plastic showing initially. What appears now is from tugging it up out of the ground (before I ripped out as much as I could). Again, there's still plastic down below, under a medium-sized tree root (tree just out of frame to the left). Low probability that this was something that was swallowed up by the earth: plastic was still pretty pliable- if it had been initially laying on the surface it likely would show signs of being broken down by UV (not that the suns shines a lot here, but still). At one time there was 9'+ tall grass and brush here: I've been cleaning/mowing for about 10 years now (and never saw any indication of this before recently). When you're out in the woods/brush and chuck something out I'm not thinking that one would usually wrap things up and bury: other buried crap I've found, around the house area, wasn't wrapped. Maybe some 700' away from the house. Leaving this as a cliff-hanger (not sure in what future "season"/"episode" I'll dig up the mystery)
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She does that with anything that she thinks she's found (and actually found). It's kind of a: "Well, are YOU going to do something about this?"
Beautiful dog!Here's a picture of my recent [incomplete-TBD] discovery. For reference, the dog is about 95 lbs. There was very little plastic showing initially. What appears now is from tugging it up out of the ground (before I ripped out as much as I could). Again, there's still plastic down below, under a medium-sized tree root (tree just out of frame to the left). Low probability that this was something that was swallowed up by the earth: plastic was still pretty pliable- if it had been initially laying on the surface it likely would show signs of being broken down by UV (not that the suns shines a lot here, but still). At one time there was 9'+ tall grass and brush here: I've been cleaning/mowing for about 10 years now (and never saw any indication of this before recently). When you're out in the woods/brush and chuck something out I'm not thinking that one would usually wrap things up and bury: other buried crap I've found, around the house area, wasn't wrapped. Maybe some 700' away from the house. Leaving this as a cliff-hanger (not sure in what future "season"/"episode" I'll dig up the mystery)
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