By Brent Frazee, McClatchy Newspapers
GARDEN CITY, Kan. (MCT) - After Dennis Leonard lost his legs in a roadside bombing during the Iraq War, he never imagined he would end up where he was on a recent Saturday.
He was pheasant hunting again, albeit in a far different way than he once did.
He was in the passenger seat of an ATV, rambling through a golden field in western Kansas and following a couple of high-powered bird dogs as they searched to pick up the scent of birds.
"This feels great, being out here hunting and just having a good time," said Leonard, 26, a Fort Riley, Kan., soldier from Hershey, Pa., who was severely injured in January of 2007.
"This is something that not a lot...