Last stand of the season.

[VTbluegrass]

Last hunt of the season. No great hunting stories just scraping by to get out. Went full lazy man sitting in ladders stands. Not saying it was a bad season, still got two does in the freezer and looking to add another tonight but dang if it wasn't a roller coaster. Working an extra job to get debt off my butt, learning to shoot left handed due to a new diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis, going through the whole acceptance of having a chronic disease, we welcomed my second daughter, out of the blue a great new opportunity presented itself that will be starting in a few weeks.
Holy crap I just hope the hardest part of next season is lining up a baby sitter so me and the wife can get in the woods together again.

 

[FrogFire7]

Good outlook, and congrats on the baby! My aunt has had MS for probably 30 years. I am under the impression that they have made a lot of progress with it (I hope that's true!). Stay positive!

 

[Nimrod]

Congrats on the new baby girl and best of luck with the MS!

 

[30378wbymag]

Last hunt of the season. No great hunting stories just scraping by to get out. Went full lazy man sitting in ladders stands. Not saying it was a bad season, still got two does in the freezer and looking to add another tonight but dang if it wasn't a roller coaster. Working an extra job to get debt off my butt, learning to shoot left handed due to a new diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis, going through the whole acceptance of having a chronic disease, we welcomed my second daughter, out of the blue a great new opportunity presented itself that will be starting in a few weeks.
Holy crap I just hope the hardest part of next season is lining up a baby sitter so me and the wife can get in the woods together again.
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The rough patches make the easier times that much sweeter! Hang in there and just keep punching!!! When times get rough I can still hear my Gma say, "I once complained about my shoes till I met a man with no feet" That has stuck with me since I was 8 or 9 years old... I know it's a VERY old proverb but still rings true...