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Old 10-10-2019, 06:08 PM
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I know this is a long shot, but I am hoping someone sees something…

My son had his vehicle broken into, and much of his bow hunting gear stolen. Most of the items stolen were presents for his recent graduation or birthday. He was hoping to hunt tonight, after work, so he left the items in the vehicle It will be a hard lesson for him, and he’s pretty devastated about it. He just started bow hunting and managed to harvest his first deer this past week.

If any of you are cruising the buy and sell pages on different websites, can you keep an eye out for these items and message me if anything pops? I’m not sure how we would recover them, but we would pass the info on to the RCMP. We’re located in Coalhurst (near Lethbridge) but the items could end up anywhere. Thanks for looking.

Stolen items include:
RH Bear Cruzer Bow (sand colour)
Vortex 850 Range Finder (green)
Vortex Crossfire Binoculars (camo)
Other, less descript items: SOG gear back pack, hunting knife, saw, arrows, release, camo coat, another camo backpack full of dress clothes
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Old 10-10-2019, 06:18 PM
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Old 10-10-2019, 08:25 PM
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Seems like this stuff is happening all over Alberta
Used to be able to leave your vehicle unlocked
Certainly not any more
Hope he gets his stuff back.
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Old 10-10-2019, 10:16 PM
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If your son is who I’m thinking of, nice polite young man. I don’t have tolerance for this needless thievery. I sure hope the items are recovered.
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Old 10-11-2019, 12:27 AM
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If your son is who I’m thinking of, nice polite young man. I don’t have tolerance for this needless thievery. I sure hope the items are recovered.
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Thanks Fred. I haven't heard the full story of his hunt, but I think that he was in your neck of the woods, when he arrowed his whitetail. From high to low.
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Old 10-11-2019, 10:16 PM
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UPDATE!
Many of my son's items have been recovered. His range finder and clothing are gone, but he got most of the other stuff back.

The police found a guy in possession of my son's license and tags, which, obviously, didn't belong to him. So they were able to arrest him and recover many of the stolen items. We thought that it was a lost cause, but are incredibly grateful that he has back as much as he does. He has his chin up again!

Another part of this ordeal... fred1, having figured out who my son was, stopped by at my son's jobsite today and lent him a bow for the remainder of season. What an incredible gesture! Thanks fred1! He will drop it back off as soon as possible.

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Old 10-11-2019, 10:44 PM
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What a happy ending for the start of a Thanksgiving weekend. I bet that made your boys day, thinking most all of his gear was gone for good. Not gonna lie I’m sure everyone here was thinking the same thing. Hope he can get many more kills with it now that it’s gonna be back in his hands again.
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Old 10-12-2019, 12:25 AM
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UPDATE!
Many of my son's items have been recovered. His range finder and clothing are gone, but he got most of the other stuff back.

The police found a guy in possession of my son's license and tags, which, obviously, didn't belong to him. So they were able to arrest him and recover many of the stolen items. We thought that it was a lost cause, but are incredibly grateful that he has back as much as he does. He has his chin up again!

Another part of this ordeal... fred1, having figured out who my son was, stopped by at my son's jobsite today and lent him a bow for the remainder of season. What an incredible gesture! Thanks fred1! He will drop it back off as soon as possible.

HBH
THAT is just awesome. Well done, Sir!
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