Sometimes It just sucks.

[rangerod]

Sorry to say I will miss the bow season. Last Friday I had quadruple bypass heart surgery. First couple days after were really rough. On the mend now though and can hunt the late gun season. Gotta look forward.

 

[Maineboy]

Yes, look forward. Follow your medical professional's advice and don't rush things.

 

[twild]

Take care of yourself, some hunting is a hell of a lot better than no hunting.

 

[ShawnT]

Good to here your on the mend. By all means take care and don't rush it. I know that is easy to say but hard to do. But as twild said some hunting is better than none at all.

 

[Kraig]

Good to hear you’re doing good. I don’t think I’m quite in the same situation as you, but I can say I know the feeling. My wife and I have to take my 6 month old to the hospital 2 hours away two times a week, plus having to work full time ...hunting season starts next week and I can’t see a time I can go.

Also just got my muzzleloader back from Bestill a month ago, yet have no idea when I’m ever gonna get a chance to shoot it.

Like I always say - it could be worse.


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[BuckDoeHunter]

I hope you heal extra fast and good luck on the gun season, late muzzleloader?

 

[edmehlig]

While no where near the same category as you. Last November I undergone a Rotator Cuff surgery. I couldn’t even lift my rifle up. So to make the best of it I sat with my oldest grandson and watched him shoot his first 7 pointer! To me I got more satisfaction being with him that day!

 

[rangerod]

I hope you heal extra fast and good luck on the gun season, late muzzleloader?

Thanks for all the kind words and encouragement. It means a lot. I will be hunting the late gun season. I believe it starts 12/8?

 

[HC]

Before my father had his bypass surgery he couldn't walk 50 yards without stopping to rest, 5 months after the surgery I couldn't keep up with him. It gave him a new lease on life. Hang in there and follow the doctors orders.

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[rangerod]

Before my father had his bypass surgery he couldn't walk 50 yards without 9stopping to rest, 5 months after the surgery I couldn't keep up with him. It gave him a new lease on life. Hang in there and follow the doctors orders.

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A lot of people have told me same thing. I will work hard and find out.