Originally Posted by
DJfan
I guess you'll be surprised to know that I am logged into this site all the time. It's just faster for me.
Now for those who care, I have been very distracted by my father in law, who passed out a couple of days after this post, and was diagnosed with a brain tumor, that they suspected was cancer.
After the surgery this last Monday, he has required care and attention by my wife, leaving me the realities of family. I have been busy and focused.
So, if you don't like what I did or didn't do, too bad for you. I wouldn't stay up nights thinking on it, if I were you. Go ahead and stay up nights if you want to. I flat don't care.
I posted in hopes of getting some worthwhile info about this situation, as I have never been in it before. Started hunting in 1983 and have NEVER lost one until now.
My father in law is doing better, but has a long path.
Special thanks to those who sent me a supportive PM. Quite a bunch of understanding people. Too many know it all idiots around here.
I learned very little beyond that.
Too bad about your father in law, I lost mine 5 years ago to heart disease. He never would go hunting with me and I now I know he did so because he had problems he kept to himself.
I would still recommend checking the zero on your rifle if you haven't yet.