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 Just Added April 2008: Slide Show.


Here is a picture of Joe and Jackie this past January 2007 at the
Buckmasters Classic Hunt at Sedgefield Plantation in Alabama.  Joe got a
really nice 9 Point buck with a 21 1/2 inch spread.  I am not sure what it
scored.  Joe used the HQ100 on his wheelchair, it works really cool for
him.  Thanks Brian & Renee!
 

 



 

Victor with his Russian Wild Boar and Red Stag
 

 

 

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This is Ryan.  He got both of these deer while we were at Legends Ranch with him.  We set him up with equipment the day before the hunt and he practiced that night a little.  Then he went out the next day and got both of these deer.  It was his first time hunting!  We had a great time with all our friends at Legends and would like to thank them for having us. 

I used the HQ100 to shoot this buck, 9 point, 212 pounds, on our first afternoon at Legends Ranch. It was an awesome experience! Thank you for your part in making it happen! 

Thanks,
Evan Edwards

 


 

Bobby Harrell with turkey he harvested.
CONGRATS!

A few photos for you, both kills I used TM100 thanks for your products.
Lee franks
Magnolia AR

 

My name is Gerald Carswell... I killed this 9 point buck on December 9th!  I would like to thank you for making this equipment which enables me to hunt!  This was my first deer!  Well here are some pictures of the deer and equipment you built.  Thanks once again.

                                        Thanks, Gerald Carswell,  Barnardsville, NC

I noticed you don't have any bear photos. I've included one of a bear I took last fall. Be Adaptive has opened up the world of hunting to me again, I sure missed it! I appreciate your equipment more than you know.
Thank you, Neal McAfee

Hi Brian & Renee,
I used the Be Adaptive shooting apparatus again, it worked great.
Thank you, Neal McAfee; Neal is using our HQ100
Beautiful Bison Neal, Congratulations!

Hi Renee,
Here is a picture of my First Buck I got DEC. 04, 2004
I had not been hunting since my injury back in 1987, 
I had a SPINAL CORD INJURY level C 4/5 Quad.
I use the TM-100 AND IT WORK GREAT.
Jay Neumann
Brenham, Texas

Here's a picture of a big 200+ pound 8 point buck I got October 21st. 2004 using a crossbow on my Be Adaptive mount.  My 11 year old nephew was sitting in my blind with me when this buck came in and turned broadside at 20 yards.  This is the biggest buck I ever got, his head is being mounted and should be hanging on my wall by late spring. 
Bill Gould


Joey was born without arms. 
He was awarded a Be Adaptive TM100 thanks to Buckmasters disabled program.
Look at that smile !
Well, my son is shooting! Thank you so much for all your help! I was you could of seen his face when he saw the gun set-up with the trigger.

How do I thank Buckmasters thru e-mail?  As far as I know, someone will be taking pictures of him thru the paper here when he is shooting at 4-H class. I think Buckmaster was setting that up, not sure.

I am not very good at e-mail pictures or putting them online but I did send you a couple. ;) The smile on his face in the second picture says it all.

Thank you for all your help .

Barbara  and Joey 

UPDATE From our Guestbook:    
Name:         Eldon Faulder
Country:          USA
City:             Beatrice
State:             Ne.
Zip:              68310
Comments:

I want to tell everyone about these products.  This 10 year old boy had dreamed about being able to shoot but I could not see how. Then thanks to the computer and several folks it became a
dream come true. You see this boy was born WITHOUT arms of any kind. After we got the TM
100 I fitted it to an air rifle that the local 4 H donated to this boy. I went out and bought a tripod to mount the gun to. To make a long story short, in July of 03 Joy fired his first shot at a distance of about 30 feet at a bulls eye. He hit about 1.5 inches off to one side but he could of cared less...his smile made everyone there cry.  This Sept. 10th Joe will be giving a shooting demonstration in Onley
Tx. at the One Arm Dove shoot. NO he wont be shooting at doves but he said some day he will and I don't doubt it.  THANKS  TO BEADAPTIVE AND BUCKMASTERS, ALSO THE BEATRICE, NE. 4-H AND THE MEMBERS OF THE BEATRICE GUN CLUB...everyone has been so kind it humbles me.
From the bottom of my heart. THANK YOU
 Eldon
 


I am the proud step-father of Jordan who just yesterday took this 
fine 11 point using your gun rig.
In October he used it to harvest a mature doe with your rig and a crossbow.  
We had to make some modifications because the overall height was too high for 
his frame but overall it is an excellent rig that has enabled 
Jordan to enjoy target shooting and hunting.
Richard Kota

Mike Gaboriault from Coventry, Vermont , USA on 31.03.2003 20:48
I'm a disabled Veteran, I'm quadriplegic and I own one of these device's and I'm VERY impressed !! It does everything they claim, they put my photo on their home page with a 278 lb. wild boar I shot @ 178 yards using their device & my model 700 7mm Rem. mag. One shot behind the ear. contact me via e-mail any time for more question's or picture's

I'm one of the recipients of the Be Adaptive mounts from Buckmasters disabled hunter program.  Here is a picture of me the be adaptive mount and a four point buck that I shot last night with my crossbow.  I'd like to say that the be adaptive mount is a great piece of equipment.  With this mount I am able to hunt independently, I can sit in my box blind and my dad or whoever I'm hunting with can sit in their own stand.  Before when I went hunting I had to have someone sit with me and move my old rest up or down but with this one from be adaptive I am able to move it up, down, left, or right all  by myself.

Bill Gould

Elk Hunt @ the ‘’Nelson Acres hunting preserve’’ ?

 

Dec. 6, 2003

 

 

It was a crisp cold morning, Richard Nelson and my brother Mitch had gone up about an hour before I arrived with my Uncle Allie to scout and setup my blind in the most likely area to get a crack at a trophy Elk. When we arrived we spotted some Elk, Moose and deer on the road into the area I would be hunting. The blind was all setup and we unloaded and got a small heater fired up and mounted my adaptive shooting equipment (Be Adaptive Gun mount) onto my wheelchair then my rifle …I was ready to kill an Elk. We all were in the blind to get the 411 on the Elk this morning and make a ‘’game plan’’…three smaller bull’s, 5x5’s appeared behind me. We watched them until they dropped below the brow of the hill. Richard and Mitch went out to look for a trophy Elk and try to head him toward me, my Uncle stayed in the blind to assist me.…it didn’t take long...it worked, kinda...the bull came out behind me and my hunting  blind isn't really big when you have 2 people and equipment inside so doing a 180 with my gun mounted was an event in itself ...then I had no time to loose he was almost back out of sight and moving but I got him in my scope with perfect elevation and so while keeping him in my scope I pulled ahead and let him step into my cross hairs...sipped on my trigger sip switch and he stopped in his tracks and stood still for an instant, just long enough for me to say "WHAT THE HECK!?! ", because I know my rifle and I knew I had taken a good shot...but he didn't fall !! I'm use to knocking my target down, one shot, one kill, but not him, this was a huge animal, my rifle is bolt action and I was yelling "reload, reload !!!!" because of being quadriplegic I can't operate the bolt...the bull quivered full body, then heaved deeply and began walking ..then he tried to run but his front legs buckled, he kept pushing his chest along, he got up, staggered a little and crashed into the edge of the wood line where pictured.

 

 He was magnificent!! A 6 x 6 Elk, approx. 950 lbs. rack measures over 50 inches long with a 48 inch spread, scores over 300 points. 

Shot at 106 yards / paces, walking, with 7mm Rem. mag, mounted in my Be Adaptive gun mount

 

Richard got him field dressed and loaded up and brought him to my house and hung him  for picture’s, skinned him and took the head and hide to a good Taxidermist for me. He also contacted the butcher to make arrangements to have the Elk cut up. We got about 400lbs. of meat from that Elk, it melts in your mouth and the flavor is like beef…only better !!!

 

Looking forward to doing it again next year…what a rush !!!

 

Mike Gaboriault

Disabled Vet

Coventry , Vermont

My name Gerald Carswell i lost my arms in a accident 11 years ago. I would like to thank Brain and Renee for helping me hunt again. The equipment works I shot a 9 point buck. Thanks Gerald from Barnardsville NC
 
by Tom Reese from Northern VA on 29.05.2003 22:07
I am paraplegic and use my own modifications for hunting, but I have quad friends who could probably benefit from your mount. I'll make sure I pass this on. Thanks.
by wayne on 02.04.2003 10:06
I'm a disabled and in a wheelchair I'm quadriplegic and i see your Disabled Hunters in the
Buckmasters Whitetail magazine and i read about it and i would like to know how i can order your Product i have a 3006 Rem and a Crossbow to it is hard for to find thing to hold it for me some time's i shoot from my wheelchair or shoot from my truck .
by Mike Gaboriault from Coventry, Vermont , USA on 31.03.2003 20:48
I'm a disabled Veteran, I'm quadriplegic and I own one of these device's and I'm VERY impressed !! It does everything they claim, they put my photo on their home page with a 278 lb. wild boar I shot @ 178 yards using their device & my model 700 7mm Rem. mag. One shot behind the ear. contact me via e-mail any time for more question's or picture's

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