wheel-chair accesible archery deer

[rydub01]

Hi All, im a avid hunter who is in a wheelchair and didn't draw a rifle tag this year so i decided to do the impossible and bought an archery tag. As you can guess being in a wheel-chair makes this a bit more difficult, but hey i like a challenge and am only 22 so bring it on. before my accident 3 years ago i was a big archery hunter and know the difficult terrain involved so i was just wondering if anyone knew of any decent hunting spots for someone in my situation? not looking for a giant just a chance to get some jerky. thanks.

 

[CAelknuts]

If you're interested in hunting pronghorns in Wyoming, I know of the perfect place for you. It is in northeast Wyoming, the ranch has an old abandoned homestead house that sits 30 yards from a waterhole. The antelope walk past this house every day. We've used it as our antelope blind on several occasions, never failed to shoot a buck from there. You can drive a pickup right up to the old house, get your stuff set and then hide the truck a couple hundred yards away over the back side of a hill. PM me if you're interested and I'll give you more details.

 

[slcbohntr]

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