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Jul 2, 2020
4:56:15pm

Turd Ferguson All-American

Why is that? I am not that familiar

My niece got lost for 1/2 a day a few years ago, so I believe it, just curious.

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Turd Ferguson

Previous username: BigPiney
Bio page: Turd Ferguson
Joined: Feb 22, 2002
Last login: Jun 7, 2024
Total posts: 12,922 (2,493 FO)

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Messages

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Time

Advice on how to keep children safe in the Uinta's?

DizzyDean

7/2/20 3:55pm

Start by having them wear a whistle around their neck

TADOW

7/2/20 3:56pm

My favorite survival item. They are loud and you blow them all day long.

Joe Banks

7/2/20 4:00pm

Just make them keep it in their pocket or backpack or they'll drive you nuts

Harbinger

7/2/20 4:05pm

While I get what you're saying, in all honesty make sure

vandalcoug

7/2/20 4:42pm

This, first of all! If you get GPS signal, put a Tile GPS fob around their neck.

runnincoug

7/2/20 4:26pm

Unitas are much easier to get lost in than other mountain ranges.

TerribleOpinionsGuy

7/2/20 3:57pm

Why is that? I am not that familiar

7/2/20 4:56pm

I’m wondering the same.

OmahaThunderCoug

7/2/20 5:06pm

Because they run east to west instead of north to south. And lots of little

TerribleOpinionsGuy

7/2/20 5:08pm

Watch missing 411

Harbinger

7/2/20 3:59pm

I make very clear that kids need to stay where they can see me at all times.

stenso

7/2/20 4:15pm

Reminds me of the Hitchhiker's Guide: Towel

2ndTrombone

7/2/20 4:23pm

Mosquito proof them

BlooCoog

7/2/20 4:36pm

Don’t take your eyes off younger kids. Keep them where you can see them at all

Zastava

7/2/20 5:26pm

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