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Helping Another Disabled Hunter

by

Doug Rasmussen

   
 
Doug Rasmussen helps another disabled hunter, Jim Fish, sight in Doug's 50 caliber T/C Hawken rifle and take his first deer with it in 2004.
 
The video footage is incredible and clearly shows how much fun people with disabilities can have!  If life throws you in the mud, just take off your clothes and get to wrestlin'!!!
 
Part 1 takes place at the beautiful Spokane Rifle Club, on the edge of the Spokane River, where the rangemaster (Jim Causey) welcomes and gladly helps Doug and other disabled hunters to use the facility each year in preparation for hunting.
 
Part 2 takes place at a magnificent farm in Colville where Doug has taken many disabled hunters to help cull the exploding whitetail deer population.  Jim's hunt was the very first of this kind for Doug and the landowners.
 
INDOMITABLE SPIRIT:  Jim survived a near-fatal operation to remove a brain tumor in 1980.  During surgery, he suffered a stroke and lost the use of the left side of his body.
 
Coincidentally, Doug's spinal cord tumor was diagnosed and first operated on that same year.
 
Now, some 30 years later, Jim walks with obvious difficulty, but his sense of humor and Joie de Vivre is tremendous.  Jim has become one of Doug's dearest friends and they have hunted together again and again.
 
Everyone enjoys being around Jim, who is an extremely talented artist, specializing in making walking sticks with animal caricatures painted or burned into and around the knots and features of each individual stick.  Jim creates these walking sticks as gifts that his lucky friends truly treasure.  His love and humor shines through, in spite of it all!
   
   
   
   
   
   
   


















 

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