Hunting in the Snow

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Originally Posted by Tahr

Only just. Dose myself up with anti-flams before I head out the door for a hunt. Grin and bear it in between hunts. Knees and a hip. Wrist. Arthritis. Had an X-ray for chest pains last week. Results were that I have a "healing" broken rib - that injury was 9 moths ago - I thought that would be well healed by now.

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comfry has been called knitbone for many centuries...a tea made with the leaves beats a green tea hands down...... I know of many people myself included who swear by it for helping to heal bones quickly.

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Originally Posted by Micky Duck

comfry has been called knitbone for many centuries...a tea made with the leaves beats a green tea hands down...... I know of many people myself included who swear by it for helping to heal bones quickly.

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Interesting as I've always believed it to be poisonous and can cause pretty severe liver damage. Perhaps it's if you drink it a lot. What dosage do you use ?

just a bit about size of a mint leaf in cup of boiling water...... like many old herbal remidies....do your due diligence research wise and make up your own mind.

Nice, days well spent!

@Tahr try this for your knees, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NbeEibKmt0
Guarantee an improvement

I think it went that way boss.... hare prints?https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...198db1f311.jpg

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Yes definitively hare