Everyone in our family hunts. We hunt all the seasons; archery, muzzleloader and rifle. We were not sure if Kevin would ever be able to hunt again. Kevin was determined that his disabilities would not stop him. Kevin was in an outpatient rehabilitation program with intensive physio and speech therapy. We were beginning to understand his speaking and he could walk short distances with assistance. We made modifications in our hunting tactics and made the extra effort needed to get Kevin out hunting. Five weeks after Kevin came home from the hospital, he got a whitetail buck with his muzzleloader. Three weeks later, in almost a foot of snow, his brother Jeff got his wheelchair into a wooden box blind with a small propane heater. Kevin harvested another whitetail buck. Kevin has continued to harvest some trophy class bucks over the last few years but has been unable to participate in the archery seasons. Kevin’s walking and talking has greatly improved but he is still very much disabled. He cannot stand to shoot as his balance is impaired and he has reduced upper body mobility. He can shoot a crossbow and a rifle using a rest, but is unable to shoot a conventional bow.