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Lost my hunting Pal

Froggy4371

By Froggy4371
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I just got the new at 2:30 this morning that I lost my deer hunting pal and best friend of 20 years in a semil accident early this morning. We were just planning our local deer hunting and our SD deer hunting trip last weekend and it hard to believe that he is gone and it will not happen with him.

I will be helping the family though this tough time and hope that I can get his son back out hunting with us this fall. I know it will be tough becasue just as with me, he has never gone with out his dad.

Froggy

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ozzie Grand Master

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Froggy4371-

Sorry to hear about your loss of a good friend and hunting partner. You and his family are in my thoughts as you go through this difficult time. Lean on your friends and family and talk about things. This has been my therapy with tragedy and it has been working. Losing a good friend is hard as they are hard to find!!! Celebrate his life and may he bring you a hunt you will never forget this fall!!!

Take Care,

ozzie

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Thank You everybody.

I was with the family last night and will be again tonight. They are doing best as can be expected. It is had to lose a father that is only 51. I spoke with his son (another of my hunting buds) and he is actually planning on stepping in for his dad on our annual Lake of the Woods ice fishing trip. I was very happy to here that.

Thank you for all your kind words and you have to love this family we have on this web site.

Thank you to all.

Froggy

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Sorry for your loss man. It is a tough loss to lose a best friend and outdoor partner. I have lost a couple myself and you never fully recover, you'll always miss them and think about them.

Just cherish all the good memories and fun times spent with them, hold them close and continue to let them live through you.

Don't tell many people this but I've rolled into the local cemetery here at 4am to pick up my buddies to go bowhunt some big ol ruttin bucks!!

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