I broke my left wrist (the hand I hold the bow with) in 2012 and it took about 6-8 months after I got my cast off before I was comfortable drawing my bow against it. I normally shoot 70 lbs so I started off backing it down to 60 lbs which helped IMMENSELY! The crazy thing is that because of the type of injury I sustained and how my fracture healed it shortened my draw length by one inch. I just didn’t over-do it as far as drawing against the wrist and as soon as I felt any discomfort at all I stopped shooting and let it rest. Sent from my iPhone using Bowhunting.com Forums
Am I looking at your hand removed from your wrist, where it belongs? My God man, you win!! Glad they fixed you up, really that brutal.
Yep, that’s what you’re seeing. Very lucky. First hospital wanted to clip the flap of skin that was still attached and fit me with a hook. Drove 2 hours in an ambulance to get it replanted. Even sold the lead surgeon a bow when it was over. I am one lucky guy, God was looking out for me.
