Windmills and Wheelchairs | Palmer’s Wyoming Antelope Hunt
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Jun 11, 2025 at 10:12 PM
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NPO_Aaron
Palmer passed on the first shot.
The buck was close—25 yards. But sometimes the right decision is the hard one.
In Windmills and Wheelchairs, Palmer returns to a familiar blind with a view of the windmill water hole. It’s a spot that’s seen stories unfold, and this one was no different. The wind howled. The fire risk rose. And the antelope kept their distance.
But patience? That’s the part you can’t teach.
This was a hunt built on trust, timing, and the kind of landowner who makes it all possible. In the end, it was a shot worth waiting for.
Wyoming winds.
One steady shot.
A hunt that honors the wait.
This is why we come back.
#PrairieGrit #AdaptiveHunting #AntelopeHunt #WindmillsAndWheelchairs #GritInTheWest #WyomingHunt
The buck was close—25 yards. But sometimes the right decision is the hard one.
In Windmills and Wheelchairs, Palmer returns to a familiar blind with a view of the windmill water hole. It’s a spot that’s seen stories unfold, and this one was no different. The wind howled. The fire risk rose. And the antelope kept their distance.
But patience? That’s the part you can’t teach.
This was a hunt built on trust, timing, and the kind of landowner who makes it all possible. In the end, it was a shot worth waiting for.
Wyoming winds. One steady shot. A hunt that honors the wait.This is why we come back.
#PrairieGrit #AdaptiveHunting #AntelopeHunt #WindmillsAndWheelchairs #GritInTheWest #WyomingHunt
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