Velvet Dreams
South Carolina’s deer season opens August 15, giving hunters the rare opportunity to take a whitetail buck in velvet. A disabled sportsman, with help from his friends, enjoys a Low Country adventure.
Aug. 20: Quite a welcoming committee greeted us at Bang’s Paradise Valley Hunting Club (www.pvhc.net) in Ehrhardt, South Carolina. We’ve been hunting turkey, deer and hogs at Bang’s since 2007, but this was our first try for a buck in velvet. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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To The A Team:
Hi Andy & Ronnie!!
Loved the article!!! So very touching. Andy, Dean always tells me you have such a positive attitude in dealing with things. I believe you must have allot of faith as well to be so positive. And allot of support from family and friends. Loved seeing you and Ronnie hunting together! There is no stopping you Andy!! Still listening to the Beatles?? I'm sure! Take Care of yourself, Dean always keep me posted on you.. my prayers are with you...
Great gallery. That's a heartwarming story. It's great to see sportsmen pull together to help out a disabled hunter.
fantastic story, andy! thanks for sharing. -stephanie
Glad I was there to greet Andy on his arrival. What an infectious smile and attitude! I can attest to Bang's gracious Southern hospitality. Top tier outfit, all around. I hope to see you in Wyoming, Andy!
Awesome stuff!! You know what baffles me...stupid anti hunting people who try to take this sport away from us! Look at the smiles on their faces!!! That's what hunting is all about; bringing people together and helping them enjoy life and God's precious creation! Anti hunters need to get a life...or even a gun and give hunting a try!
My only regret is I wasnt able to hunt with Andy on this recent trip. I consider myself very fortunate to be able to call him a friend. Andy is one of the greatest ambasadors our sport has ever seen, and this was one of many great stories he has written.
Andy ill see you in December.
Matt
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My only regret is I wasnt able to hunt with Andy on this recent trip. I consider myself very fortunate to be able to call him a friend. Andy is one of the greatest ambasadors our sport has ever seen, and this was one of many great stories he has written.
Andy ill see you in December.
Matt
Awesome stuff!! You know what baffles me...stupid anti hunting people who try to take this sport away from us! Look at the smiles on their faces!!! That's what hunting is all about; bringing people together and helping them enjoy life and God's precious creation! Anti hunters need to get a life...or even a gun and give hunting a try!
Glad I was there to greet Andy on his arrival. What an infectious smile and attitude! I can attest to Bang's gracious Southern hospitality. Top tier outfit, all around. I hope to see you in Wyoming, Andy!
fantastic story, andy! thanks for sharing. -stephanie
Great gallery. That's a heartwarming story. It's great to see sportsmen pull together to help out a disabled hunter.
To The A Team:
Hi Andy & Ronnie!!
Loved the article!!! So very touching. Andy, Dean always tells me you have such a positive attitude in dealing with things. I believe you must have allot of faith as well to be so positive. And allot of support from family and friends. Loved seeing you and Ronnie hunting together! There is no stopping you Andy!! Still listening to the Beatles?? I'm sure! Take Care of yourself, Dean always keep me posted on you.. my prayers are with you...
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