My streak of bad luck continues !

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chris4570
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Yowsers. That looks tender!!

I sliced my thumb up a few years back doing dishes :oops:, cleaning inside a glass when it exploded. 6 stitches to close her up, but it took a fairly long time to heal. For a few weeks any heavy lifting or flexing and blood would start seeping out again.
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I bet this is what you looked like when ya cut open your thumb! Image

All I can say is OUCH! That had to tickle.
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TYE wrote :
I bet this is what you looked like when ya cut open your thumb!
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: I do remember saying " oh fudge " a couple of times ! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
See Ya. ... R.J. > " Remember , Trophies are measured by the time and energy expended to get them , not the size or quantity of the quarry "
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There would have been alot of words comin' out of my mouth too....
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Sorry to hear that RJ,hang in there it will get better :roll:
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Got my thumb with a hammer the other day, whacked it pretty hard. Said *FUDGE* a few times then.....
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Post by Flinger »

OUCH!!! That had to be painful. I hope you heal up soon and can get back out enjoying your pursuits.
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Post by ecoaster »

Take it easy for a while, hopefully your thumb will be healed before the rut. I took a nasty cut while gutting a rabbit a few years ago :x . Went out of camp to get stitches and was back in that night. My finger was sore and swollen, but I had it wrapped and in a splint, so I managed to finish the trip and even shot a few more rabbits.
I hunt for memories, the meat's a bonus!
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Post by Georgia Mike »

RJ, I feel your pain. I strained my back two weeks before the season opened here in Georgia. I was out of work for a week and a half and haven't been able to cock my Exocet since it happened. My only consolation is that it has been so hot here in Georgia that I would be concerned about meat spoilage if I had been able to hunt.

Hang in there........Mike
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