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Disabled Sportsmen of America to host out of State Youth Hunter!
Disabled Sportsmen of America (DSA) is proud to announce we will be hosting a youth hunter from Georgia this fall. DSA will be bringing Kaleb Stalling (15, Ringold, GA.) to Tennessee for a Muzzle Loader hunt this November and then back again in January for a Youth hunt. Kaleb is a 15 year old paraplegic who is determined to not let anything stop him from getting back to what he loves. In 1998 on the day before Thanksgiving Kaleb was involved in an Auto Accident which left him paralyzed from the navel down. Prior to his accident he was an avid hunter, fisherman, and was involved in Ti-Kwan-Do. According to his Father James, Kaleb has never complained about anything since the accident. After Talking with James we found out they were having trouble finding a place to hunt in GA. So DSA decided to bring him to the Great State of Tennessee for a hunt. DSA will be covering everything from Lodging, Licenses, and food. We feel it is our duty to provide this young man a place to hunt and some great hunting camaraderie. If you would like to help DSA help Caleb, you can send donations to help offset the cost of the license fees ($251.00) to the Address provided below. All donations are welcomed. We can provide you with a tax receipt if requested. DSA is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring everyone, regardless of disability or illness has the chance to enjoy the great outdoors. |
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