HiddenHollowHerp
Serious Cat
Well.. The thread description says animals or merchandise, so this sounded just fine and dandy to me.
My garage is bigger than my house. It has alot of things in it which are valuable to me, and apparently to someone else. When I went in there, the radio was turned on, and when I went to turn it off, I noted my ice auger and all of my fishing tackle to be gone. My fishing spear was gone as well as all of my good rods. Two (barely used) car batteries from FordF50 pickups as well as a 50-yard roll of soft copper tubing (which nobody could have moved without a vehicle). They took my whole bucket of antler sheds, which weighed.. I dunno, ten pounds? They were pretty gnawed up, so not worth much, but I do use them as supplements for my mice. Several large boxes of Winchester AA-HS ammo.. Probably $250 worth in all (I was supposed to be with a hunting party this deer season, and we never got together). Large, dull, authentic (but useless) Vietnemese machete which was hanging on my door as a scary decoration. $3,500 worth of horse tack, including 2 Western saddles, 5 leather bridles, 1 synthetic bridle, 2 snaffles, 1 curb, 1 tomb thumb, and 4 mullen mouths, my favorite suede saddle blanket, and the reins I made at saddle camp when I was a kid.
We suspect (pretty much know) that our neighbors have something to do with this, as they are the only ones in our neighborhood with (police records of) trouble with theft.
Anyone frequenting pawnshops or Native American establishments which sell things should use their best judgement when purchasing items similar to those above, as I will have them back, having created most of the horsetack with my own two hands in a unique matter. A police report has been filed, but it is obvious that the city police have grown tired of dealing with this family, and the tribal police have no jurisdiction because the family does not live on the reservation.
Anyone with information may contact me at [email protected], please put my name (Adam) in the title, as you will find this is a shared address.
Thanks, gang.
My garage is bigger than my house. It has alot of things in it which are valuable to me, and apparently to someone else. When I went in there, the radio was turned on, and when I went to turn it off, I noted my ice auger and all of my fishing tackle to be gone. My fishing spear was gone as well as all of my good rods. Two (barely used) car batteries from FordF50 pickups as well as a 50-yard roll of soft copper tubing (which nobody could have moved without a vehicle). They took my whole bucket of antler sheds, which weighed.. I dunno, ten pounds? They were pretty gnawed up, so not worth much, but I do use them as supplements for my mice. Several large boxes of Winchester AA-HS ammo.. Probably $250 worth in all (I was supposed to be with a hunting party this deer season, and we never got together). Large, dull, authentic (but useless) Vietnemese machete which was hanging on my door as a scary decoration. $3,500 worth of horse tack, including 2 Western saddles, 5 leather bridles, 1 synthetic bridle, 2 snaffles, 1 curb, 1 tomb thumb, and 4 mullen mouths, my favorite suede saddle blanket, and the reins I made at saddle camp when I was a kid.
We suspect (pretty much know) that our neighbors have something to do with this, as they are the only ones in our neighborhood with (police records of) trouble with theft.
Anyone frequenting pawnshops or Native American establishments which sell things should use their best judgement when purchasing items similar to those above, as I will have them back, having created most of the horsetack with my own two hands in a unique matter. A police report has been filed, but it is obvious that the city police have grown tired of dealing with this family, and the tribal police have no jurisdiction because the family does not live on the reservation.
Anyone with information may contact me at [email protected], please put my name (Adam) in the title, as you will find this is a shared address.
Thanks, gang.
