Hunters in Wheelchairs?

[clrj3514]

Yes I know there's a Physically Challenged Sportsmen Room but there's hardly any traffic in there. As you know, it's my first year hunting from a wheelchair. I know my forum buddy Washi is also in a chair but I was wondering if there are any other of ya'll fellow hunters that are confined to a wheelchair?

[stevebeilgard]

i'm not, but i've taken hundreds who were out hunting. try the physically challenged bowhunters of america (www.pcba-inc.org). you'll also find dozens of outfitters now who specialize in taking handicapped hunters out. pm sent

[wtnhunt]

Think jakapr is in a wheelchair too Chris, but don't hold me to that. Have not seen him on here in a good while.

[HUNTINGMAN]

I take my dad hunting all the time and he hunts from his wheelchair,he lost both of his legs and still loves to get out and go hunting and fishing.

[unioncountyslayer]

I don't, but I'm humbled and encouraged by those that do.

[adam001]

really, it is challenging

Its sad to hear me that your dad lost both of his legs and he still loves to go hunting and fishing that's fine. But it is very challenging for any person if he is on wheelchair and has been lost him/her both legs. Now a days you have so many options to buy a suitable and fine wheelchair like motorized wheelchairs, but when selecting a wheelchair, it is important to consult the physician. He can assist in locating a model that is suitable for the patient's specific requirement.