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Not sure if this is the right place but if you have been to the NRA Shot Show, NWTF or Harrisburg show, you have probably seen Josh's work. He has worked on a lot of my taxidermy and is overall just a great guy.
Unfortunately, he had a terrible hunting accident on November 23, and I have provided the details from his GoFund me page.
On November 23, 2024, Josh was involved in a tragic hunting accident that has left him fighting for his life. While out doing what he loves most—hunting in the great outdoors—a fellow hunter’s shotgun blast deflected off Josh’s head, resulting in a devastating skull fracture and brain injury. Josh was rushed to Reading Hospital, where emergency surgery was performed immediately to save his life. Surgeons had to remove a large portion of his skull to reduce the swelling in his brain, which was putting intense pressure on vital veins and arteries. The next few days are important, as the swelling is still a concern. The good news is, Josh is fighting hard. He is awake, aware, and showing signs of his usual strength and determination. He still has all his memories up to the moment of the accident, and his long-term memory is intact. He is speaking clearly, thinking logically, and even using his sense of humor to lighten the situation. He has the use of his arms and hands as of now, and we are hopeful that his legs will begin to respond soon as well. However, the road ahead is long and uncertain. Josh has a tough battle to face, and his recovery will require ongoing medical care, physical therapy, and treatment.
If you could keep him in your thoughts and prayers, I would appreciate it. I have also included the GoFund me link that his family has put together.
www.gofundme.com
Enjoy every minute, just a reminder how quickly your life can change and to always practice gun safety.
Not sure if this is the right place but if you have been to the NRA Shot Show, NWTF or Harrisburg show, you have probably seen Josh's work. He has worked on a lot of my taxidermy and is overall just a great guy.
Unfortunately, he had a terrible hunting accident on November 23, and I have provided the details from his GoFund me page.
On November 23, 2024, Josh was involved in a tragic hunting accident that has left him fighting for his life. While out doing what he loves most—hunting in the great outdoors—a fellow hunter’s shotgun blast deflected off Josh’s head, resulting in a devastating skull fracture and brain injury. Josh was rushed to Reading Hospital, where emergency surgery was performed immediately to save his life. Surgeons had to remove a large portion of his skull to reduce the swelling in his brain, which was putting intense pressure on vital veins and arteries. The next few days are important, as the swelling is still a concern. The good news is, Josh is fighting hard. He is awake, aware, and showing signs of his usual strength and determination. He still has all his memories up to the moment of the accident, and his long-term memory is intact. He is speaking clearly, thinking logically, and even using his sense of humor to lighten the situation. He has the use of his arms and hands as of now, and we are hopeful that his legs will begin to respond soon as well. However, the road ahead is long and uncertain. Josh has a tough battle to face, and his recovery will require ongoing medical care, physical therapy, and treatment.
If you could keep him in your thoughts and prayers, I would appreciate it. I have also included the GoFund me link that his family has put together.
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Enjoy every minute, just a reminder how quickly your life can change and to always practice gun safety.
