Hi, I am finding myself in a difficult situation for the upcoming hunting season. I was injured in a work related accident last December and did not finish hunting the 2013 season with my family in the woods. I fell about 20ft on to a blacktop parking lot when the ladder I was on collapsed. I spent over a month in the hospital from my injuries that included a broken left arm, seperated shoulder and severe open compound fractures to the left ankle/foot. I am recovering well but due to my injuries I am unable to physically do a lot of the things most find necessary to prepare for a successful whitetail hunting season, such as scouting, placing and checking trail cameras, food plots, hanging tree stands, walking long distances, ect. ect. Can you make some suggestions on how I can still participate in the upcoming Oklahoma whitetail deer hunting season with my physical limitations? I am still going through physical therapy and have not received a judgment from workers comp. so I do not qualify for disability yet. They are telling me it could be two or three years before everything is finalized. For the first time in my life I am overwhelmed in preparing for hunting season. Any suggestions or help pointing me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated not just by myself but also our two children whom I wish to pass down my family tradition of hunting and fishing in the great outdoors. I just dont know where to start looking. Thank You, Dan Luper
Posted on: Thu, 14 Aug 2014 21:51:18 +0000
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