Chair Number 8—OWC#8

I am Chair #8, known as OWC#8. My purpose? To provide access, mobility, and independence for those who seek adventure beyond the pavement.

I arrived in 2018 at the AAW Main Office in Mineral Point, WI, before making my way up to Barron County. My mission is clear—ensuring that outdoor spaces remain open to everyone, regardless of mobility challenges.

As an outdoor wheelchair, I’m built for rugged terrain. My sleek black design stands out, ready for action. With my right-side joystick, I offer smooth control, making navigation effortless. While I don’t have a CC back, my sturdy frame ensures stability and comfort for every rider.

I was made possible through a DNR/NRA match, a testament to the commitment of organizations that believe in access for all. Whether it’s exploring trails, hunting, or simply enjoying the fresh air, I’m here to make sure no one is left behind.

I am Chair #8—OWC#8, designed for access and built for adventure. Where will I go next?

Hello I am Chair #19, they call me IceMan. I have a special bracket on my back that you can mount a generator for ice fishing. I really enjoy being out on the ice and snow, I look forward to making lots of new friends in Barron County. See you on the Ice!

Hello I am chair #E2, my name is Big Badger. I am painted red & white the same colors as the University of Wisconsin. I spend most days hanging out in a dark trailer kept safe and warm but really look forward to being outside and meeting new people. I have met some great people young and old since I have been in Barron County and look forward to meeting more people. Please look for me at your area events and stop to say Hi.

Hello I am chair #9W, they call me Blue Ox. I was built extra big and strong to haul more, I like being out in the woods hunting and seeing nature. I have met some really great hunters and even helped get a really big buck this bow season. I look forward to helping more hunters enjoy the outdoors and spending time in the woods with friends.

I am Chair #23W, but you can call me The Hulk—big, bold, and built for power. Just like my superhero namesake, I am unstoppable, ready to smash through barriers and take on any terrain.

With my 24-inch wide frame and black-and-green design, I stand strong, ready to provide access to the outdoors for those who refuse to be held back. I don’t just roll—I dominate trails, fields, and rugged landscapes with sheer force.

I help riders experience the wild without limits. Whether it’s powering through tough terrain or standing tall at events, I make sure everyone gets their chance to explore.

Like the Hulk himself, I am built for strength, designed for action, and always ready to charge forward. No obstacle is too big, no adventure too tough—I am here to make sure the outdoors is open to all.

I am The Hulk, Chair #22W—stronger, tougher, and always ready for the next mission!

Hi I am chair E3N, my name is Baby Badger. I am new to Barron County. I am a narrow chair for youth and smaller framed people, I may be small but can do everything that my bigger friends can do, except tilt. Like my other chair friends I hope that you will look for us at your local events and stop by and say Hi.

Hello, I am Chair #11, but everyone calls me Barron. I was the first outdoor wheelchair permanently assigned to the Blue Hills Sportsmen’s Club and the Barron County area, and I’ve been making connections ever since.
I love spending time at the range, helping people enjoy the outdoors and experience the thrill of target shooting. This summer, I had the chance to be part of the Barron County Fair, meeting new faces and showing off what I can do. From community events to quiet moments in nature, I thrive on adventure and companionship.
I look forward to many more outings, whether it’s at the range, the fairgrounds, or deep in the woods. Wherever my riders take me, I’m ready to roll!
I am Chair #11—Barron, built for access and always eager to explore.

“Come with me, and you’ll be, in a world of pure terrain liberation…”

I’m Chair 25W, but folks call me The Willy Wonka — because I bring the color, the chaos, and the kind of access that feels like magic.

I wear a bold purple and yellow splash coat and roll on a Gen I track system that’s been through everything from brush-filled trails to backcountry blinds. With my right-hand joystick, left tilt, and swing-arm footrest, I’m designed to move you and move with you.

You’ll find me at Blue Hills Sportsman’s Club, helping veterans chase new memories, kids explore wild spaces, and families reconnect across rugged ground.

“Wanna change the world? There’s nothing to it…”

Because Chair 25W isn’t just here for the photo op —

I’m here to hand out golden tickets to the outdoors.