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James Cap, a quadriplegic since a Nov. 4, 1979 high school football accident, who hunts from his wheelchair is still wearing his hunting license as he watches television after returning home in Manville, N.J., from the shed where he hunts with an apparatus that he uses to aim and fire his shotgun. Recently Cap won a two-and-a-half-year legal battle to allow him to use a shotgun specially mounted on his wheelchair and operated by a breathing tube.![Wheelchair]()
Cap returns home from the shed where he hunts with an apparatus that he uses to aim and fire his shotgun.![In the Shed]()
Cap sits in his wheelchair in a shed where he hunts in Manville, N.J., with an apparatus that he uses to aim and fire his shotgun.![Faraway Shot]()
Cap demonstrates his hunting skills.![Taking Aim]()
Cap talks about the apparatus that he uses to aim and fire his shotgun, as he sits in his wheel chair in a shed where he hunts.Quadriplegic Returns to Hunting
James Cap, a quadriplegic from New Jersey, recently won a 2 1/2-year legal battle to allow him to use, with the help of a partner, a 12-gauge shotgun fitted with a battery-powered machine that is operated by a breathing tube
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