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What I want to know is how on earth you would find it again if you did this. There's no guarantee that it'll be in the same spot, right? It can get buried or pushed way downstream or both. I'd believe it if it was like a retention pond or something, but a river?
You’d probably tie a rope to it, very securely, then secure the other end of the rope to a tree or rock or something on the river bank/shore, as low to the ground as possible, then cover the visible section of rope with mud/sticks/branches etc.
Still no guarantee it wouldn’t break free or be discovered by someone else though
I imagine you tie a rope to it and tie the rope to a tree or something?