How to properly get ready less than a week before sheep season
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Ooooo I've sprained the ole ankle before. Not fun. Takes a while too. Sorry to see that J
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That's brutal! I tore the ligaments in my ankle during elk season about 6 years ago. I went to see an orthotist who fit me for a hinged rigid plastic ankle brace. I needed longer boot laces to make it work, but I was able to still hunt the rest of that season. I hope it works out okay for you!
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She's a little purple. That just means I'll be slower on the trail.
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Just gonna have to kill your sheep in the first day :)
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That's about what I did to my foot while on my first sheep hunt, solo. Wasn't quite that bad, but had to lay low for a day and a half to make it work...:sign0161:
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Get some Arnica Oil and rub it on there a couple times a day . Really speeds up the healing for that kind of stuff , also if you can get homiopathic arnica its amazing .
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Swelling is mostly down and it fits comfortably in my boot so I'd say I'm good to go! Quote:
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Hire this guy
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Gnaw it off....It's slowing you down:sHa_shakeshout:
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Kidding aside, sorry to see....I have a bad knee which prevents me from hitting the high slopes for sheep...really, there are so few opportunities to do this, missing just one is a tragedy. Hope you can figure something out. |
Better to do it at home so you won't have to do it up the hill.
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Dude, is it just the picture or are your two middle toes longer than your big toe?
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