After a failure to see elk in Oregon back in August, a blown mule deer buck in September and then a follow up elk trip moved by the outfitter then taken out by winter storms I was onto Plan C in order to avoid a meat crisis in a few months. I started looking into Axis deer hunts in Hawaii or Texas and ended up finding a special being run from Southern Buck Outfitters for Axis does and figured. It was a free-range hunt instead of a high-fence hunt which I liked and also semi-guided which meant we’d be hunting more or less on our own but dropped off by the outfitter. I put the trip together with my nephew Dalton and hunting partner Lisa in a matter of days and then quickly I found myself on an Alaska flight to San Antonio.
Monthly Archives: March 2019
Getting off the MS roller coaster, cholestorol and other health stuff
Over the last four years I’ve been up and down on whether or not I had developed MS. Back in 2014 when my feet got tingly and went numb we suspected MS but then it turned out to probably be antibiotic induced peripheral neuropathy. In 2015 when we ran an extensive autoimmune panel and found I had myelin antibodies plus some new weird neurological symptoms we went back and did an MRI and, no sign of MS. I thought I’d put it to rest when in 2017 I started getting burning pain in my lower left leg. At first it was sporadic and chiropractic seemed to help so I thought it was structural. By the start of 2018 the pain was daily and interfering more with life. My ND at the time thought it was compression related so back to running an MRI to see what was going on with my discs.