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Silas “Uncle Si” Robertson is on the mend following an accident during a recent hunting trip. The “Duck Dynasty” star sparked concern when he didn’t appear on his podcast, “Duck Call Room.”
However, his absence was due to a recent hospitalization. His co-host Justin Martin detailed the incident, revealing that Robertson spent three days in the emergency room after falling off a
boat during a hunting trip in Arkansas. Sources tell The Post that cameras were not rolling when Uncle Si fell or during his hospital stint. However, he is already back filming the
newly-announced “Duck Dynasty” revival and is “doing fine.” EXPLORE MORE “Typical Silas Robertson, in a dang hurry to get out of the boat,” Martin explained. “He went to take a long step
instead of waiting for us to move the decoys and the shotguns… A BDH, a Big Dang Hurry, and he fell.” He continued, “When he fell, he fell on his oxygen machine — you know how he wears it
like a bandolier.” However, Martin shared that Robertson jumped up and insisted he was fine. “I think he didn’t want anybody to see that he fell,” he said. “Except the problem is you’re
covered in mud now, so we know that he fell.” Martin said that Robertson continued to claim he was okay, but as the day went on, it appeared that the situation was more serious. He shared
that he noticed the TV star was quieter than usual, leading Martin to wonder if Robertson had a concussion. “Duck Dynasty” alum Phillip McMillan also shared that days later, Robertson
admitted to him that he was “in a lot of pain,” adding, “I’ve been in pain for three days.” They said that Robertson was experiencing low oxygen levels, which prompted his family to get him
medical attention at the ER. X-rays showed he sustained bruised ribs from his tumble. His low oxygen levels were allegedly attributed to panic attacks, a reaction to the pain from his
injury. Robertson was given medication and has since been discharged to recover at home. This isn’t his first health scare. In Sept. 2022, the “Duck Dynasty” star had surgery on his lungs
after developing breathing difficulties that he attributed to smoking, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and COVID-19 complications. Robertson appeared on 11 seasons of “Duck Dynasty”
and landed a spinoff series, “Going Si-Ral.” Last week, it was revealed that Robertson will return to television in the upcoming “Duck Dynasty: The Revival,” which will follow Willie
Robertson, wife Korie Robertson and “their growing family of adult children and grandchildren, the next generation of Robertsons living on the family homestead in Louisiana.” “Going back on
A&E feels a little like going back home,” the couple shared in a joint statement. “We’re thankful for all who have followed along as our family has grown and expanded and can’t wait to
get cameras rolling again on all our new adventures, or perhaps misadventures.” The revival is expected to premiere in summer 2025. The Post reached out to A&E for comment.