Kevan Hueftle

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All right. Okay. Keep going. So then I realized I shot myself in the foot with a .243 about two inches away from my ankle bone is what had happened. Gotcha. This is back in 05. So I had a cell phone but didn't have any service. So we had two radios for farming.

All right. Okay. Keep going. So then I realized I shot myself in the foot with a .243 about two inches away from my ankle bone is what had happened. Gotcha. This is back in 05. So I had a cell phone but didn't have any service. So we had two radios for farming.

All right. Okay. Keep going. So then I realized I shot myself in the foot with a .243 about two inches away from my ankle bone is what had happened. Gotcha. This is back in 05. So I had a cell phone but didn't have any service. So we had two radios for farming.

So I got a hold of my grandma who got a hold of my uncle who got a hold of my dad or my mom who got a hold of my dad who finally came and picked me up. And I think I was there for like 45 minutes by myself at this point in time. I probably could have ended up driving if it had been any longer than that.

So I got a hold of my grandma who got a hold of my uncle who got a hold of my dad or my mom who got a hold of my dad who finally came and picked me up. And I think I was there for like 45 minutes by myself at this point in time. I probably could have ended up driving if it had been any longer than that.

So I got a hold of my grandma who got a hold of my uncle who got a hold of my dad or my mom who got a hold of my dad who finally came and picked me up. And I think I was there for like 45 minutes by myself at this point in time. I probably could have ended up driving if it had been any longer than that.

I don't know how long I just sat there before realizing what actually had happened, but I took my, they said the bull went in so hot that it actually kind of cauterized the vane going in or else I would have been bleeding out a lot worse than I was. That's a good thing, yeah.

I don't know how long I just sat there before realizing what actually had happened, but I took my, they said the bull went in so hot that it actually kind of cauterized the vane going in or else I would have been bleeding out a lot worse than I was. That's a good thing, yeah.

I don't know how long I just sat there before realizing what actually had happened, but I took my, they said the bull went in so hot that it actually kind of cauterized the vane going in or else I would have been bleeding out a lot worse than I was. That's a good thing, yeah.

Yeah, so I took the sock off and I shoved it in the middle of my foot and just kind of held it there and then dad had an old 7.3 diesel and he just came roaring up the, it was actually, it's a pivot that we grazed and it just, hitting all those pivot tracks all the way up, I could hear it from a mile away. He came and picked me up, took me to the highway, and the EMTs met me.

Yeah, so I took the sock off and I shoved it in the middle of my foot and just kind of held it there and then dad had an old 7.3 diesel and he just came roaring up the, it was actually, it's a pivot that we grazed and it just, hitting all those pivot tracks all the way up, I could hear it from a mile away. He came and picked me up, took me to the highway, and the EMTs met me.

Yeah, so I took the sock off and I shoved it in the middle of my foot and just kind of held it there and then dad had an old 7.3 diesel and he just came roaring up the, it was actually, it's a pivot that we grazed and it just, hitting all those pivot tracks all the way up, I could hear it from a mile away. He came and picked me up, took me to the highway, and the EMTs met me.

And I ended up going to Cozette, Nebraska, a small town hospital, where I finally got some morphine in me. So things were pretty good after that. But then they had to find me. Nobody really wanted me. They called me O'Carney, Lincoln, Denver. So I ended up going to the med center in Omaha. Yeah, it was pretty bad. Ended up going to the med center that night. They wanted to amputate that night.

And I ended up going to Cozette, Nebraska, a small town hospital, where I finally got some morphine in me. So things were pretty good after that. But then they had to find me. Nobody really wanted me. They called me O'Carney, Lincoln, Denver. So I ended up going to the med center in Omaha. Yeah, it was pretty bad. Ended up going to the med center that night. They wanted to amputate that night.

And I ended up going to Cozette, Nebraska, a small town hospital, where I finally got some morphine in me. So things were pretty good after that. But then they had to find me. Nobody really wanted me. They called me O'Carney, Lincoln, Denver. So I ended up going to the med center in Omaha. Yeah, it was pretty bad. Ended up going to the med center that night. They wanted to amputate that night.

I was 20 years old. I was running track at Kearney at UNK at the time. So my life was still sports. I wasn't going to... A guy with only one foot that was going to be able to run track anywhere. So I'm like, I'm not cutting it off. Side note is my parents getting down there, they took...

I was 20 years old. I was running track at Kearney at UNK at the time. So my life was still sports. I wasn't going to... A guy with only one foot that was going to be able to run track anywhere. So I'm like, I'm not cutting it off. Side note is my parents getting down there, they took...

I was 20 years old. I was running track at Kearney at UNK at the time. So my life was still sports. I wasn't going to... A guy with only one foot that was going to be able to run track anywhere. So I'm like, I'm not cutting it off. Side note is my parents getting down there, they took...

The crop dusters, a friend of ours that cropped us, Dave Malcolm, they took his brother's plane with no interior lights in it. So my dad's sitting on the bucket holding a flashlight, flying into Blair, Nebraska, took off at Johnson Lake to get down to Omaha to see me because they flew me in the helicopter. Yeah. So I had my uncle meet me down there.