Mobile, Alabama
By Debbie Williams Reporter
January 15, 2008
source http://wkrg.com
\”I was at Pascagoula Pier and a friend of my dove off the pier and I dove in to help him and the water was shallow.\”
A broken neck put him in a wheelchair. Hunting was something he\’d done as a kid and now he\’s doing it again thanks to Outdoors Without Limits.
\”I don\’t think they would call it disabilities, but maybe some inconveniences.\” Hooper Matthews is hosting the group. \”God\’s blessed us to be able to do this and so we really get more than we give, I feel like.\”
So Pat and his buddy Randy are ready to hunt, a lot easier said than done. They need special equipment and assistance where ever they go.
Using a chair mounted rifle and using a lever controlled by his head and a tube to activate the trigger Pat fires off a practice shot at a target. The bullet pierces the paper bulls eye.
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