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Title: pulled muscle between sholders!
Post by: Clay Hayes on October 21, 2008, 09:35:00 PM
Has anyone ever pulled a muscle between their sholder blades?  I pulled something this afternoon; just wondering if anyone else has done this.

ch
Title: Re: pulled muscle between sholders!
Post by: Friends call me Pac on October 21, 2008, 10:02:00 PM
When I feel that starting I stop shooting for a few days.  It normally happens when I shoot to much and too long. I have since limited my shooting to about 30 arrows each session and have not been sore since.
Title: Re: pulled muscle between sholders!
Post by: Ray_G on October 21, 2008, 11:14:00 PM
Hey Clay.  What you been doing over there?  Shooting too much or work?

By the way, the tv news here in Twin Falls reported that a F&G person reported that mulies are starting to rut.  A misunderstanding or have you been seeing that?

Get well quick.

Ray
Title: Re: pulled muscle between sholders!
Post by: BLACK WOLF on October 22, 2008, 12:54:00 AM
I've had a rib pop out of place that caused pain between my shoulder blades.

Ray  ;)
Title: Re: pulled muscle between sholders!
Post by: Clay Hayes on October 22, 2008, 09:24:00 AM
I don't have any ribs out of place, perhapse a few loose screws, by the ribs are fine.  This happened while shooting.  It feels like its kinda under the left sholder blade.  It's not to bad; I've just never had it happen.

Ray, I've heard some talk that the bucks are getting rutty.  I havn't been out to see myself.

ch
Title: Re: pulled muscle between sholders!
Post by: BLACK WOLF on October 22, 2008, 06:00:00 PM
Clay,

I haven't been out in the woods since Oct 14 and it didn't look like that were rutting yet back than.

My mule deer season already past back in Sept. along with elk season ;(

Have you ever had a rib out? Alot of times it feels very similar to what you're describing and all it takes to fix it is to get adjusted by a chiropractor. The relief is pretty much felt immediately.

Ray  ;)