Datebook

NOVEMBER 25

KIMBLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Wild Game Dinner Coke Stevenson Memorial Center (325) 446-3190 junctiontexas.com

DECEMBER 2

MULE DEER FOUNDATION

Greater San Antonio Banquet Leading Edge Archery, Boerne (817) 565-7121 muledeer.org

DECEMBER 8

DALLAS SAFARI CLUB

Final DSC 100 Volunteer Party (972) 980-9800 biggame.org

DELTA WATERFOWL

Southeast Chapter Banquet Bowers Civic Center, Port Arthur (409) 273-1792 deltawaterfowl.org

HOUSTON SAFARI CLUB FOUNDATION

Christmas Party Cadillac Bar (713) 623-8844 hscfdn.org

DECEMBER 12

TEXAS WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION

Houston Sporting Clays Shoot Greater Houston Gun Club (210) 826-2904 texas-wildlife.org

DECEMBER 14

PARK CITIES QUAIL COALITION

Holiday Party Beretta Gallery Dallas (214) 632-7460 parkcitiesquail.org

DECEMBER 20

DALLAS SAFARI CLUB

Store Sale and Packing Party DSC Headquarters (972) 980-9800 biggame.org

JANUARY 1

NATIONAL WILD TURKEY FEDERATION

Permian Basin Chapter Odessa Country Club (432) 230-4399 nwtf.org

JANUARY 3-6

DALLAS SAFARI CLUB

Convention & Sporting Expo Kay Bailey Huchison Convention Center (972) 972-9800 biggame.org

JANUARY 13-14

DEER BREEDERS CORP

Annual New Year’s Auction Horseshoe Bay Resort (972) 289-3100 dbcdeer.com

Overcoming odds

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gave me a shot opportunity, I shouldered the crossbow normally with my right shoulder, aimed with my right eye, and then pulled the trigger using my left hand once I felt like my aiming point was steady and in the right spot on the animal.”

Once Bass’s arrow passed through its vitals, the boar ran about 20 yards before falling over. Bass said the hunting trip was planned with the purpose of getting some meat for a benefit party that he is going to be a part of in the coming weeks.

“We processed the pig and plan to smoke it for the get-together,” he said.

Bass has a goal of harvesting a deer this season. He also hopes to start filming some of his hunting adventures and putting them out on social media and digital platforms to show other amputees who may be in a similar situation that there are ways to adapt and overcome to continue pursuing their passions.

“I’ve had a great support system of friends and family who have helped me adapt and adjust to my new normal,” Bass said. “I wouldn’t be out there hunting again without the help and support from my girlfriend, Christy Drury, as well as many other family members and friends.”

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