OUCH!! Man o man i bet that hurt! I hope you recover quickly. that sends shivers down my back by just lookin at that.

Goose, I'm praying for a quick and complete healing for ya bro ......

I'm sorry to hear that, good luck with the speedy recovery!!

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Man O man, are u ever lucky nothing permanent happened to your hand! That really sux, I hope u make a speedy recovery. One good thing, is at least it isn't hunt'n season.Take your time w/physical therapy. Let it heal & don't push it. I found out the hard way & ended up starting phys. therapy all over when they found out I wasn't healing right. Good luck.

You will not be shooting a bow for a while. You say it doesn't look that bad, but there's a lot of swelling to me on the top view. You're really lucky. It could have been worse.

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Just Kidding, being serious Ipray you have a quick recovery and I hopeyou'll be back in the saddle again soon.I bet you'll be a bitscared about shooting a bow again. I know I would if I were you, but the best thing would be to shoot as soon as possiable after healing. This is a good reminder to each and every archer to always check/flex arrows before and after each shooting session for damage. I know I don't check mine very often, not a good habit to be in. With the number of archers in theworld its a mircale that this doesn't happen more often. Sorry for your bad luck and I do pray you get better soon. Jason.

Yikes! Wish you well ona quickrecovery.

Although rare, I'm seen it happen with aluminum as well.

Check your arrows, check your arrows, check your arrows. Redundant but necessary.

I hope and pray that your recovery is fast and complete. I feel for your pain. Keep us posted.

Goose,
I hope you recover quickly....

What kind of arrow was it?

Thanks Jim