Where could a guy get really lost?

[systemnt]

[8pointer]

When I interned at the Comanche ranch in south Texas years ago, it was pretty easy to get lost on that ranch.......even on ranch roads. Not sure about 3 months but 108,000 acres where everything looked the same, was easy to get turned around.

[BrandonA]

Heck I've gotten myself good and "turned around" on our hunting lease early in the morning on the way to the stand in the darkness. So much so that I just had to sit beside a tree and listen to the hogs growling and squealing before the feeder went off.

It's a pretty helpless feeling actually. Can't imagine getting stupid lost in the big woods.

In College , dad and I were elk hunting in Colorado. We got Separated. The horse I was riding boogered at something and bucked me off. I went off after her and in the process got turned around. I was lost for most of the day. As night time was falling I came across two hunters. They took me to their camp and gave me a lift back to the main road. I sat on the their talegate and had to lead that F'ing mare. Good thing is they had a cooler of beer and told me to drink all I wanted that it was gonna be about an hour drive. Not gonna lie I was pretty scared but was ready to build a fire and camp that night.

[47]

Oregon

[justincorbell]

I honestly don't believe there is a single place in Texas big enough to be legitimately lost for three months, I just cant see it.

[xman59]

in texas about the only place would be big bend area

[demtx]

At the end of one of my hog tracking jobs, when that pig turns out to be a lot bigger than I thought.

[TexaRican]

Are you looking to lose somebody?

[Shane]

I don't know how anybody could stay lost for 3 months in Texas nowadays, even in the Big Bend area. If you're smart enough to survive off the land for that long, you're probably smart enough to eventually find a river or road that will get you in contact with another person in a week or less.

[Ætheling]

Most people when lost begin to move/wander. If you aren't following the movement of the stars, the sun or landmarks you are guaranteed to be walking in a circle. I doubt there is anywhere in the entire US that if you have the food, water, and clothing from the elements that you could continually walk a straight line (barring a giant mountain range) you wouldn't come across something in three months.

[cgquinta]

Deep EAST Texas! Nothing but tall pines trees!

[scott1022]

Rosie O'donnell

Brings me back to middle school jokes.

[Chew]

Chapter 2: I broke my leg

[WyoBull]

Wyoming

[clayg08]

Are you looking to lose somebody?

that's what i was thinking. or, maybe chew is going on "vacation"