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Prayers for a Friend
11 May 2009, 06:35
Ryan CampbellPrayers for a Friend
For those of you that pray.
One of the toughest men I know (which is saying a lot because I'm a Field Boss for the Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice) suffered a stroke recently. Henry McIntyre of Valentine TX, is a Mt. Lion hunter by profession. He guides paying hunters but he also has contracts with a lot of ranches in West TX., to hunt lions.
If you go hunting with Henry you'd better bring your A-game and be in shape because he doesn't care if you're uncomfortable, he is hard to put up with and he curses a lot, even by my standards. BUT, you will most likely kill a lion, and if you don't he'll let you come back again for free. Even though he curses like a sailor, he can quote the Bible verbatim and is a true student of History, which is why we refer to him as The Reverend Doctor. I'd hate to have to fight him and I know what I'm doing, he is notoriously tough even at his age.
Henry's 72'nd birthday is next week and he is doing better but he said he's not going to hunt again until the fall so he's not out in the heat of the summer. Henry can be a lot to put up with but he certainly has my respect and admiration. I hope he heals up and I get to go listen to more of his philosophy.
The Hunt goes on forever, the season never ends.
I didn't learn this by reading about it or seeing it on TV. I learned it by doing it.
11 May 2009, 06:39
jeffeossoHeal Up, Hunter
My Dad is a bit younger, and is recovering from a stroke, as well
I'll certainly send a few upwards.
JudgeG ... just counting time 'til I am again finding balm in Gilead chilled out somewhere in the Selous.
11 May 2009, 08:17
mstarlingYa got mine too. Sounds like a heckova guy!
Mike
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DRSS, Womper's Club, NRA Life Member/Charter Member NRA Golden Eagles ...
Knifemaker,
http://www.mstarling.com prayers sent for your friend.
11 May 2009, 08:32
Woodrow SAnother prayer sent for Henry. I wish him a full recovery with Gods help.
11 May 2009, 09:01
GeedubyaYears ago I chose not to work in an office.
I'm now gainfully unemployed, but I've always worked outside. Can still do a days work at 58. However, living on the gulf coast, where temps in the summer get over 100 and humidity appoaches 100%, I can't tell you how many times I've suffered from heat prostration. I am much more sensitive to it now than when younger so I can relate to your friends health problems. Relate to him that there are a bunch of guys here that are wishing him the best.
GWB
We wish him all the best.
Here too, we wish him a fast recovery!
11 May 2009, 15:55
Willie BDone.
Willie B
quote:
Originally posted by Ryan Campbell:
For those of you that pray.
One of the toughest men I know (which is saying a lot because I'm a Field Boss for the Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice) suffered a stroke recently. Henry McIntyre of Valentine TX, is a Mt. Lion hunter by profession. He guides paying hunters but he also has contracts with a lot of ranches in West TX., to hunt lions.
If you go hunting with Henry you'd better bring your A-game and be in shape because he doesn't care if you're uncomfortable, he is hard to put up with and he curses a lot, even by my standards. BUT, you will most likely kill a lion, and if you don't he'll let you come back again for free. Even though he curses like a sailor, he can quote the Bible verbatim and is a true student of History, which is why we refer to him as The Reverend Doctor. I'd hate to have to fight him and I know what I'm doing, he is notoriously tough even at his age.
Henry's 72'nd birthday is next week and he is doing better but he said he's not going to hunt again until the fall so he's not out in the heat of the summer. Henry can be a lot to put up with but he certainly has my respect and admiration. I hope he heals up and I get to go listen to more of his philosophy.
My Prayers are sent to the guy in charge for Henry. Hang in there Henry!!!

Don
11 May 2009, 17:27
Jerry HuffakerWow Ryan,
I hadn't heard that name in Years, I hunted with Henry and Billy Pat Mckinney around 20 yrs ago. He is a true wild west character. We had a great time riding his mules chasing Lions. I was his first hunter to kill a lion with a bow. I'll bet it won't take him long to be back out hunting lions. Tell him we are thinking about him and he will be in our prayers.
Jerry Huffaker
State, National and World Champion Taxidermist
Ryan,
Prayers sent. You are fortunate to have a friend like Henry (he sounds like quite the individual)and he is fortunate to have a friend like you. Wishing him all the best.
Kathi
kathi@wildtravel.net
708-425-3552
"The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page."
12 May 2009, 03:08
CrazyhorseconsultingYour friend is in mine and Lora's thoughts and prayers.
Even the rocks don't last forever.
12 May 2009, 03:16
Fish30114In my prayers now.
12 May 2009, 03:46
Eland SlayerConsider it done.....
12 May 2009, 03:56
Hawkeye MountaineerThanks Ryan, for the opportunity to pray for your friend-- Henry sounds like a hoot!
"Lord, please help Henry heal-up to 100%... for your glory... and Henry's good."
Good men are hard to find and deserve our prayers. Gods will be done.
12 May 2009, 05:56
landkillerKnow that your friend will be in our prayers.
12 May 2009, 06:05
plainsman456You got it.Hope he gets better soon i know it takes a while to do it but it will happen.Good Luck
12 May 2009, 07:00
youngoutdoorsGod Bless both of you! Louis

prayers sent,
I have a good friend, that is younger than me, he is 48, that suffered multple strokes, on two occasions, several years back. he is recovering from the second bout, and will probably not reach 100%. But given the fact that after four days they pulled the plug, he is doing quite well. Medical science has made leaps and bounds the past few years in stroke treatment. I wish your friend a speedy and full recovery. Get back to huntin Henry!
Let us speak courteously, deal fairly, and keep ourselves armed and ready
Theodore Roosevelt