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One Armed Bow Hunting
Last Post 03 Mar 2011 05:02 PM by Patch. 22 Replies. |
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2ndshotarcher
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| 01 Mar 2011 02:47 PM |
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I bet it wouldn't be to hard to find a prosthetist that would be interested in helping design something that would work.
I myself am a bk amputee and I am trying to start up a disabled hunting program and have ran across a few bow items for arm amputees but not at the shoulder.
I did here of some custom work done at a place called Kutch Archery in Yamhill Oregon. |
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2ndshotarcher
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| 01 Mar 2011 02:48 PM |
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I bet it wouldn't be to hard to find a prosthetist that would be interested in helping design something that would work.
I myself am a bk amputee and I am trying to start up a disabled hunting program and have ran across a few bow items for arm amputees but not at the shoulder.
I did here of some custom work done at a place called Kutch Archery in Yamhill Oregon. |
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Patch
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| 03 Mar 2011 05:02 PM |
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2ndshot, I was able to invent a harness system, with the help of some friends, and some pictures of a mouth release from an older gentleman. I used it last year to hunt Antelope, deer, and elk. I was able to draw #55 and was shooting about 28". I am back to using my arm again, they took out the hardware they put in the first time, and cut off a tendon and screwed it to the head of my humerus.Still hurts, but it works. Thank you for the info, I'll look on line to see about Yamhill. Patch |
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4-H Archery leader, & Outdoor adventure leader, Idaho bow hunter safety instructor.
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