Hey guys, I am looking for a place that is somewhat accessible to a manual wheelchair and truck/jeep. I am a paralyzed from the chest down but very independent and active. About 10 years ago I bought a brand new Ten Point titan HLX crossbow with the intention of picking up bow hunting, my buddy got a job transfer and moved before the season started, then Life happened and I never got around to it and now that my twins are a little older, I don't feel guilty about leaving them at home with mom. Essentially I know nothing about deer hunting to speak of, other than what I heard friends talk about when I was a kid. Back then hunting season interrupted football, and in Texas, football was kind of a big deal, not that it isn't in GA, but I'm sure you get what I mean. Bottom line is I am anxious to learn all I can about deer hunting and the technical aspect of what I need to know to be a great hunter. I recently exchanged a couple of messages with a great guy "Comanche" who posted his thoughts on the " shwacker broad head ". So I like the idea of a mechanical, but need to know weights, lengths, knocks, what to expect while hunting, as far as how far to expect the deer to run after being hit, if a heart shot is preferred to a lu g shot. Basically any details you can provide to help me learn more about this sport. So please feel free to throw advice out here either on this thread or a private message. I look forward to getting your advice and hearing any jokes. I have very tough skin and laugh at myself, no reason why you shouldn't be able too also.
Best regards,
Forrest
Best regards,
Forrest
