Vail Pass Thieves

[jd_cullen]

While staying overnight at Jay's cabin last week South of Vail Pass for the holiday, I was reminded of the fact that you have to lock down all your junk at all times these days to keep it from walking off.

Some punk swiped a bag left in the back of my topper with a bunch of gear. They'll be easily recognized if their sporting any Washington State University garb. I mean, who would wear that stuff? I think they were ranked dead last in the SEC football rankings. I'll just pretend it was some Louisiana trucker who pulled over for a nature stop on the pass, and decided he'd get some warmer clothes to help the fact he was wearing flipflops and shorts and needed to chain up in the blinding snow.

But, thanks for at least not stealing my work boots!

 

[powdersnobb]

Sons of Beacchhes!!!

 

[MtnDoo]

Wow - you can't give that stuff away.
Must have been a far-sighted thief.

Bummer either way.

MD.

 

[Rprecision]

Reminds me of a story I heard somewhere, maybe on here.

Guy would leave on a ride and come back to empty gas cans he left full in the back of his truck. After a few lessons learned he started filling them half way up with water.

Didnt take long to find the stealing phuk stranded on the side of the mountain !

Sorry to hear about that, sometime we have some real pricks

 

[DenverR1]

reminds me of a story i heard somewhere, maybe on here.

Guy would leave on a ride and come back to empty gas cans he left full in the back of his truck. After a few lessons learned he started filling them half way up with water.

Didnt take long to find the stealing phuk stranded on the side of the mountain !

Sorry to hear about that, sometime we have some real pricks

nice!!!

 

[blazer71]

nice!!!

X2 that business!!!! I could not contain myself witnessing that!

 

[blackcloud2k]

X2 that business!!!! I could not contain myself witnessing that!

Now that would be pretty damn funny right there to witness, I big fat gotcha would be had by myself haha

 

[SnoShark]

Reminds me of a story I heard somewhere, maybe on here.

Guy would leave on a ride and come back to empty gas cans he left full in the back of his truck. After a few lessons learned he started filling them half way up with water.

Didnt take long to find the stealing phuk stranded on the side of the mountain !

Sorry to hear about that, sometime we have some real pricks

A little sugar can sweeten up the mix too

 

[ak2co]

Three ham and cheese sandwiches in bags stolen off the bumper of my truck last year on a nice vail day. wtf? i was hungry too

 

[sleddin pete]

I've never had trouble at V/P yet,but I don't leave my tie down bars,gas cans,oil or covers on the trailer.I lock them up in the truck.Locks keep honest people honest.If someone really wants to take your stuff there isn't anything you can really do about it.

 

[Rprecision]

Three ham and cheese sandwiches in bags stolen off the bumper of my truck last year on a nice vail day. wtf? i was hungry too

A little laxitive mixed in with your samich would make the thief just as obvious ! Just dont eat the wrong one

 

[mezz250x]

I've never had trouble at V/P yet,but I don't leave my tie down bars,gas cans,oil or covers on the trailer.I lock them up in the truck.Locks keep honest people honest.If someone really wants to take your stuff there isn't anything you can really do about it.

??? Honest ppl should mind there own business and not touch anyone elses sh!t

 

[previous member]

It is really too bad things like this happen. I am fortunate in the fact I normally ride from my house or I trailer up the creek about 4 miles and ride in always virgin snow, never see anyone else and the riding is as good as it gets anywhere. Very secluded and untouched. I never ever ride alone. On occasions where I do go somewhere and park where others have parked I have not had a problem yet with just leaving things in the back of my truck. Someone did steal the bull balls I had hanging on my hitch one time, but that was in California, not Colorado where I live and that is to be expected in Homo'sville.

 

[tudizzle]

It is really too bad things like this happen. I am fortunate in the fact I normally ride from my house or I trailer up the creek about 4 miles and ride in always virgin snow, never see anyone else and the riding is as good as it gets anywhere. Very secluded and untouched. I never ever ride alone. On occasions where I do go somewhere and park where others have parked I have not had a problem yet with just leaving things in the back of my truck. Someone did steal the bull balls I had hanging on my hitch one time, but that was in California, not Colorado where I live and that is to be expected in Homo'sville.

You were in Homo'ville with your balls hangin out?

 

[previous member]

You were in Homo'ville with your balls hangin out?

yea, purty ballsy huh !!!

 

[tudizzle]

LOL..sorry couldn't resist