Empowering Elk Hunter with Cerebral Palsy Through Innovative Adaptive Gear

[DigitalFOV]

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Taylor, a young woman in Oregon with cerebral palsy, got her dream elk recently out on a track chair and using Digital Crosshairs 1000SA, our adaptive rifle scope clip-on product for low vision, assisted blind, and limited mobility people that want to more independently enjoy hunting and shooting sports. Hats off to her proud parents that made this happen and say, nobody gets left behind on their hunts!



Rifle: MOA Badrock 7PRC
Scope: Night Force ATAC 5x25x56
Adaptive Equipment: Digital Crosshairs Adaptive Rifle Scope Clip-on
Ammunition: Hornady 175 ELD-X
Shot Distance: 200 yds
Hunt Location: Enterprise, Oregon
Hunt Date: Sunday, September 29, 2024, at 5:19 PM

 

[crashlanding]

That is wonderful, congratulations to her and all involved for making that happen

 

[Baker Alvin]

Congratulations! To Everyone

 

[JONFIVE]

Congratulations! To Everyone

My hats off to all who were involved especially the shooter

 

[wvbearhunter]

Thats awesome

 

[memtb]

That's awesome to the young lady…..and a very big "Thumbs Up" to her parent's for helping her fulfill a dream! memtb

 

[Blueridgeguy]

Congratulations! That is awesome. So happy for her

 

[skipglo]

SWEEEEEEEET! Congrats to all !

 

[Backwoods towny]

The smiles on their faces says it all !!!!!!!
Congratulations to everyone.

 

[Ricky C]

Hey, that is very inspiring and cool
Take Care

 

[DigitalFOV]

My hats off to all who were involved especially the shooter

Taylor, even with the cerebral palsy, can teach a lot of us about living in the moment and enjoying life. Her parents and friends can teach us a lot about selfless love for others. I have no disabilities but sell a lot of my products to disabled people and their support network. The view into their world can be very humbling.