Hope I'm not having this surgery to close to deer season . I'm having surgery aug 5 and deer season opens oct 1.

Don't worry! I'm sure you'll be able to kill something by then.

I've filled feeders and cameras are up I'm ready as long as my body will be

You should be fine. Be aware that there are a few weeks of feeling really tired but you should be fine. Just remember to pack the protein shakes!! Deer sausage would be an awesome snack!!!

Or jerky

Or jerky

Oh yeah!! That sounds terrific also!!

I was chainsawing wood by 3 weeks and that was with the hernia repair...I think you'll have no trouble murdering Bambi.

Thanks for the replies . Deer session is my best time of yr jerky snack sticks I make all that stuff

Hope I'm not having this surgery to close to deer season . I'm having surgery aug 5 and deer season opens oct 1.

You might face challenges carrying stuff that's heavy, otherwise you should be okay. Ask your doctor for the final word.

I was chainsawing wood by 3 weeks and that was with the hernia repair...I think you'll have no trouble murdering Bambi.

Mmmmmm Bambi chili!

Mmmmmm Bambi chili!

Uh...yeah. Venison chili is the best.

That's funny I thought only my brothers worried about deer season. Lol. Venison is a gray source of protein

Hope I'm not having this surgery to close to deer season . I'm having surgery aug 5 and deer season opens oct 1.

Venison Jerky is the best, I hunt also &own 47acres

Deer and antilope both have great protien and making your own jerkey alowes the use of less salt than store bought. I didn't kill till my 6 weeks of no lifting was over but then I made up for lost time.

At least with hunting your dealing less with the stomach/groin as with the shoulder. I'm gonna miss fishing for awhile. I blue water fish and the rod's butt is typically right in the gut.

At least with hunting your dealing less with the stomach/groin as with the shoulder. I'm gonna miss fishing for awhile. I blue Water fish and the rod's butt is typically right in the gut.

I never thought of that. I guess you won't be able to yank on your rod for awhile.