Glad you found it. I've dropped mine a couple times thinking it was going in my vest pocket but instead it was between my vest and coat.
Lil story about "find my Iphone". During PA's flintlock season, it was the last day of the season. I told my son Matt there was one little thicket I wanted to push out before we left. It's about two hundred yards long and about fifty or sixty yards wide. It ends on the dirt road we were parked on. Told him to text me when you are at the end and I'll start pushing. He texts, I respond, slip my phone into my bibs and proceed. Get to the road and want to see if we have time for another push on the opposite of the road. No phone. Apparently it missed my pocket and slid down my bibs and onto the ground. Great!! Camo case and I just know it ended up camo side up. Anyhow, we look for awhile and nothing.
Go home, eat supper, yell at the wife, kick the dog, read up on find my Iphone. Hmmm this might work. I tell my wife I'm driving back to look.When I am ready, Matt will tell you to start hitting the "find my iphone" button on computer screen. Oh, did I mention it was now dark and sleet and freezing rain were coming down.
I enter the woods off the pipeline and go in thirty yards or so, yell out to my son tell Mom to start hitting the button. He relays the info. Nothing. Keep at it. I head down towards the road a bit, nothing. Yell to Matt, tell mom to keep hitting the button. Move up past where I entered the woods and hear the faintest of faintest sounds!! Tell her not to stop. PRESS THAT DAMN BUTTON!! It's getting louder and louder as I get closer. BTW, it is a very very loud tone. Finally I see a faint glow about ten yards in front of me. It DID land face down. Was sooo relieved to have found it.
So, moral of the story. "Find My iPhone" works when it's dark, sleeting and freezing rain and in the woods. Keep it on.
