WY Wheelchair Hunt
“Limited mobility” doesn’t mean “restricted horizons,” so physical disabilities don’t keep enthusiastic outdoorsmen from following their dreams. The A-Team embarks on a Western adventure to hunt pronghorns and mule deer.
I have ALS, a neurological disorder that erodes motor neurons and causes loss of strength and muscle mass. Upon hearing this diagnosis in 2006 I jettisoned from my vocabulary expressions like “someday” and “maybe next year.” I’m able to keep hunting with assistance from my lifelong friend Ron Wagner. (We call ourselves the A-Team.) When I told him I wanted to hunt mule deer and antelope, he said, “Tell me when and where. I’ll be there for you, buddy.” Research on the Internet led me to book a combo hunt with a Wyoming outfitter for October 5-9, 2009. Ron and his wife Jenny live in Pennsylvania; my wife Ligia and I live in Brazil. The Wagners met us in Atlanta and we flew to Denver. Here we are in the Denver airport, heading out to get our rental car. AdvertisementADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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thats cool
Another great story by a good friend. Im gettin jelous Andy, your stackin em up. A crossbow hunt sounds like fun, keep me in mind. See you soon.
awesome that guy has passion and obsession. he wont stop hunting ever. what a great story. conrgatulations!
those fella's have a great attitude!!! thank god for good friends & family!!! memories are forever!!!!!
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those fella's have a great attitude!!! thank god for good friends & family!!! memories are forever!!!!!
awesome that guy has passion and obsession. he wont stop hunting ever. what a great story. conrgatulations!
Another great story by a good friend. Im gettin jelous Andy, your stackin em up. A crossbow hunt sounds like fun, keep me in mind. See you soon.
thats cool
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