No, i'll be lucky to keep up with the utes

 

Well, we made it back from the "Dry Side" of the state a few hours ago. Gone for a couple of days and it takes awhile to catch up with all the posts.

Really a wet winter and spring at the home place. Talked to Scott Droubravski, owner of Eddieville and Starvation Ridge tracks, and he was telling me the race last weekend was way to wet. Lots of people getting stuck but he had good feedback from the participants. Anyone go over there for that?

Had a great time, grandkids, kids, friends over for supper and that kind of thing. Got to do a little shooting but no quads other than our 3 year old grandson riding his little electric one.

Looking forward to the ride on Saturday. Anyone ever bring a dog along on these? The Corgi rides with me when I'm working fenclines and such but that is low speed and easy going.

Gotta answer E-Mails. Bye

 

Mrs. Toys cruises the dunes with pup on board.

 

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I posted the picture of Brandon jumping. Darn kid is 6 years old, whats he gonna do when he is 16? Pic # 3.....pending approval

 

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If you have metal anywhere near or in the knee, then then MRI is a no go. I know because my left knee has 4 screws and 2 pins and they shoot that one full of dye and x-ray it to see what is going on in it.

 

Hey TP,

my last knee injury was a torn miniscus. Part of it tore and folded back on itself. They had to just cut part of it out.
Surgery was pretty easy, and recovery was prett quick.
Hopefully they can get in there and see what's wrong and fix it up.
If they can't get pictures, they may do and arthroscopy and go in and have a look see.

Anyway, keep us updated, and good luck...........

 

TP, I've had the worse and the best of knee surgeries. I plateau fractured ny left knee in 1984 and the used a piece of my pelvis to replace the broke off piece. 4 stainless screws about 2" long and 2 pins held everything together. It was later decided to leave the metal in. A week and a half in the hospital and 9 months getting back to walking fairly normal (the P.T. was worse than anything to start with, because the knee had to be immoble for 8 weeks while the graft took). In 1994 there was a bunch of trash in the sam knee causing all kinds of trouble. They ortho'd the knee, removing the trash. A week on crutches and 2 weeks with a cane and no P.T. at all. I suspect you will have the latter at the most.

 

sorry to hear about the knee TP

its not your clutch leg i hope

 

Hey PSAR,

Wanted to make mention that a few of us, group still growing, are heading out to Eddieville this Sunday April 09 for a ride. If anyone was interested. I know thats a long haul for you all, but it is the last practice day until May, FYI.

Hope all is well and drying out for yall up north!

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