No shooting for me for awhile either!
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i did the same thing took less than 3 days for the pain to go away and about another 7 to get my vision full restored. my dr put a clear contact lense in my eye to protect it and the pain was greatly reduced
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I hope for a speedy recovery. I was hunting on a farm yrs ago and got something in my eye. I thought it was my allergies. It lasted for 3 days until I just couldn't see anymore out of it. I got home and went to the hosp., they said there was nothing wrong but sent me to a specialist just in case. The specialist looked and said you have a small thorn in your eye....... and it looks like a skating rink after some heavy folks have been skating. 3 days late I was A OK
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ORIGINAL: twildasin
I was flopping on the garage floor like a fish out of water! I was going to punch the car but did not think broken knuckles would be wise!!LOL
I was flopping on the garage floor like a fish out of water! I was going to punch the car but did not think broken knuckles would be wise!!LOL
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man what is it with you people geesh, its like your finding every excuse not to hunt this year. You have two eyes, use them. I always shoot with both eyes open anyway.