Bad morning

dman24

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Had one of the worst mornings I’ve ever had since I started hunting. Got in my stand about 615 ready to go. About 5 minutes before the sun came up to where you can start to see contacts in both eyes fell out. About two minutes later three deer came in and spooked from the movement of trying to get the contacts out of my eye lashes. Already back at the house now, can’t shoot what you can’t see.
 
That had to be a strange and disappointing thing to happen. Next time put a drop of LockTite in each eye to prevent this from happening again.
 
That had to be a strange and disappointing thing to happen. Next time put a drop of LockTite in each eye to prevent this from happening again.

DO NOT DO THIS!!! Locktite does NOT belong in the eye!!! Super Glue is the only way to go.....(just make sure to hold your eye open so you don't glue them shut)
Face it man, it wasn't your day to kill a deer, they conspired against you and won this battle, today only.....
 
I've actually had this happen. Not both at once, but had my dominate eye lens come out while bow hunting. Can't exactly just switch shoulders with a bow! So I now carry an old pair of specs as part of my regular kit.
 
Y’all are misleading this fella. Everyone knows that a few well placed claymore’s will suffice in an emergency “contact” situation....
 
Not true. You do not know true frustration and anger until you accidentally drop your coverall galluses the emergency dump you just took.
Been there, did that.
 
Well, my uncle fell out of his tree stand and it killed him! I guess there are some hunting days when you would have been better off staying home in bed?
 
This guy almost bleed to death from his spear when it fell from the tree.

 
Had one of the worst mornings I’ve ever had since I started hunting. Got in my stand about 615 ready to go. About 5 minutes before the sun came up to where you can start to see contacts in both eyes fell out. About two minutes later three deer came in and spooked from the movement of trying to get the contacts out of my eye lashes. Already back at the house now, can’t shoot what you can’t see.
Thanks for the warning. Contacts are new for me and I do have them come out every once in a while. I’ll bring back up glasses!
 
Providence is making it home to hunt again another day. A hunter shot himself in a similar accident last spring in Four Oaks. You may have missed those deer, but you reacted appropriately and safely made it back home, that's what counts.
 
I climbed up the tree one morning. Got settled in. Everything was starting to get back to normal. Then my phone buzzed, my wife telling me to get home IIRC one kid violently ill and the other needed to get to school. Since she could not do both, I had to bail.
 
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