A big congratulations to "Hunts For Healing" for sponsoring this hunt for our service men and women.
It's great to see people honoring our military who have sacrificed everything for the people of this "still great nation!"

Mr. Colquhoun,ROCKS,even in his flip-flops!

There is another great organization that is honoring our military if anyone is interested ...

http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/

Thanks for sharin' this article, FSHUNTRESS!

I could not even imagine being deployed or being out of the country and not being able to do any hunting or fishing. I deeply admire and respect not only the soldiers but the ones who but this event together for them. It really shows some appreciation for all they have done for us.

That is great to hear more people doing things for wounded warriors. I was wounded in Afghanistan this past August. The kind people at Wounded Warriors in Action sponser hunting and fishing trips just like to one mentioned above. All the things people do for us now, I just wish that Vietnam Vets could have had a quarter of the appericiation that we have now days when we return.

I just found time to get on this site and I want to say to all our sportsman that are tired of people trying to TAKE GOD out of our country and the right to our guns. I am the events cordinator and founder of Hunts for Healing and with the support of some great sportsman and the surrounding communities, we are making a difference in how our wariors our embrassing and becoming involved has new sportsman. Do you realize I have only a small amount of our soliders who were sportsman prior to their combat injuries. We as sportman have a chance to educate our warriors who have an interest and their children and help make new sportsman. Some hunters or friends of hunters can help with contributions to our foundations by sending a donaton. Please check out our website www.huntsforhealing.org .

That's Awesome! Two thumbs up for that club and its members! They did a wonderful thing for our Veterans and I'm glad to see them getting a little recognition for their efforts.

cool i live in north east pa about 40 min. from scranton and its great to see a pretty local charity given troops back

Awesome story, which I agree is uplifting after the Princess business. I am impressed to see the generosity and hope someday I can help in this. PS - One organization is trying to get a hunt together for a wounded female warrior, so maybe we'll will talk about that someday soon!

Here in the Ozarks, the assault on ATV’s has reached its max. You’re not allowed to operate an ATV only in the Mills Creeks approved area. Logging companies are instructed to prevent any and all access to forest trails that prevent access on foot on one I have been hunting for years.

Ya Ya I here you talk about preventing access of ATV’s, now Forest Land is only assessable across private property and that land has become a private resort to do whatever they want. Last season I know a hunter that dropped 4 deer just inside private property and said while standing on known Forest Property I was trespassing. His buddies showed up quickly and carted the deer off and said they shot them knowing better I knew who did, I just couldn’t prove it legally. Now that area is shutoff. As for ATV’s, how in the hell us Disabled Vets get around and I believe all should have equal access period.

Being a Disabled Vet Sucks!

Thanks to all involved for the true lesson in selflessness and service.