Great start to the season boys. My wife's vehicle and mine were broken in to this weekend. Items stolen from me: G19 (see below**), backcountry pack, boots, tent, sleeping bag, gps, rain gear, knife, game bags, flash light, head lamp, and gloves. I am in the military and we are getting ready to go out in the field in a few days. I brought all this equipment home to do a "gear shakeout" and make sure I had all my items. I use a mix of civilian and military gear. The bag I brought obviously had all my hunting stuff in there. Additionally I had some military items in there.
I immediately reported it to police. I guess there was a string of robbery's in the neighborhood. My next door neighbor had body armor stolen out of his vehicle (also in the military). I reported it to my home owners insurance this am and am hoping for a speedy claim. Any body have any experience with having hunting stuff stolen? I am hoping to at least get 50% back on stuff. Do you guys think this is unreasonable?
** I understand that keeping a weapon in the car may seem unconventional to many of you. I was raised to have a weapon damn near everywhere (bedroom, car, kitchen, tv room, etc). It is/ was my property and IS my choice on what to do with it. Now I don't typically keep it in the car overnight but my wife is pregnant and we had a false alarm, after we came back home and I got her back in the house and I had another task to take care of and it slipped my mind.
I immediately reported it to police. I guess there was a string of robbery's in the neighborhood. My next door neighbor had body armor stolen out of his vehicle (also in the military). I reported it to my home owners insurance this am and am hoping for a speedy claim. Any body have any experience with having hunting stuff stolen? I am hoping to at least get 50% back on stuff. Do you guys think this is unreasonable?
** I understand that keeping a weapon in the car may seem unconventional to many of you. I was raised to have a weapon damn near everywhere (bedroom, car, kitchen, tv room, etc). It is/ was my property and IS my choice on what to do with it. Now I don't typically keep it in the car overnight but my wife is pregnant and we had a false alarm, after we came back home and I got her back in the house and I had another task to take care of and it slipped my mind.