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HaMeR · October 05, 2010, 06:21:14 AM

Was wondering about you up here in Ohio Al!! Get Well Soon!

vvarmitr · October 05, 2010, 12:03:17 PM

Dang Al! No sleep pretty much equals no patience.

Still lifting ya up in prayer here.

possumal · October 05, 2010, 05:30:24 PM

Thanks again to all who have kept old possumal in their prayers and thoughts. I finally did sleep about 6 hours with a little aid from the doctor, awoke at 5:00 a.m. thinking it was time to go hunting, which it would have been were I anywhere near 100%. He gave me enough help for tonight too, with my follow up operation to get out those other two stones tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m.. God willing, no complications and full recovery starts happening and within ten days or two weeks, the Kentucky coyotes will get a sample of what the old possumal marsupial esquire can do for them!

JohnP · October 05, 2010, 07:05:22 PM

Dang it Al that hurt just to read it, then part two didn't sound a whole hellva lot better. Hope all will go well for ya, I'll be thinking of ya.

Frogman · October 07, 2010, 01:02:01 PM

possumal,

Hang in there, and hope everything comes out OK!!

Jim

possumal · October 28, 2010, 01:47:17 AM

Finally got the stint removed last Friday, and am not scheduled to return to the urologist until next April unless complications arise. I'm still having trouble getting my electrolytes in balance, and possibly have a problem with my blood sugar. Still, God is good and I am overjoyed to get that stint out of me and starting to get back to normal body functions.

Decided to try some coyote hunting last Sunday, and to just use my mouth calls like I did for my first 4 or 5 years. Didn't even take my Savage Predator 243, just wanted to call and let the others do any shooting. Started out in Casey County with Danny Sipe, my nephew who got me started in this game. He wanted to use his Spitfire for the first time which I could understand, and he got a response back to a couple of howls but nothing else. I went into one of my old routines, and called in 4 or 5 of this year's pups, and one of them ended up on top of a roll bale giving me what for. Danny accomplished something he had never done before; he busted that coyote at 180 yds while he was on the roll bale and howling back at me. He was using a 7mm 08 deer rifle and it blew quite a hole in him. Danny was tickled.

Then I came back to Mercer County and met my gramdson, Josh, and called in a nice pair for him, and he busted the male at about 90 yds. Made a couple more stands with no luck, and he had to leave for Illinois driving for his dad anyway. So I came back to Woodford Couny to meet Danny, and called in a nice male which he busted at about 75 yds. Right at dark, they ae raising a lot of cain in all directions.

Here are the pictures, not as good as I usually take (IMO),, but two were using their cellphone cameras. I was happy I still had my hand/mouth calling ability working for me, and still would rather call one for somebody else than to kill him myse

HaMeR · October 28, 2010, 05:35:47 AM

I'm glad to see you're getting back after them Al!!

Congrats to all.

vvarmitr · October 28, 2010, 08:36:41 AM

Criminitaly! They pulled that stint outta you & you took off like an escaping balloon.

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When they pulled the stint outta me I didn't feel like taking off.

The wife didn't have to handle any of the energy did she?

KySongDog · October 28, 2010, 11:17:15 AM

Good to see you out kickin' around again, Al.

possumal · October 28, 2010, 04:15:12 PM

Thanks to all of you. I am still real sick though, can't seem to get my electrolytes, blood sugar, etc. back in balance. I damn near drove off the road twice today . Hopefully the doctor can get me squared away, as I want to get after them dogs real bad. Even my hand/mouth calling is taking a hard toll on me.