O Ol' Red Well-Known Member LRH Supporter Joined Nov 28, 2018 Messages 3,327 Location Wyoming Nov 24, 2021 #15 I thought it was a great story. My kids are all grown, and I still enjoy hunting with them.
M Mike Matteson Well-Known Member Joined Jun 26, 2017 Messages 4,301 Location MT Nov 24, 2021 #16 That's about the time I started my sons hunting with me. Both are hunters and reloaders now.
Bob Wright Well-Known Member Joined Jan 23, 2018 Messages 3,740 Location Litchfield Park, Az. Nov 24, 2021 #17 That's incredible. Good job!
bigbuckfarm Well-Known Member LRH Supporter Joined Feb 14, 2021 Messages 169 Location Canon, GA Nov 24, 2021 #18 Enjoy the time with your children and if you can get them interested in hunting / shooting, all the better!
Enjoy the time with your children and if you can get them interested in hunting / shooting, all the better!
M Mike Matteson Well-Known Member Joined Jun 26, 2017 Messages 4,301 Location MT Nov 24, 2021 #19 As my son got older and into high school. To help to kept them home or get in earlier in the night. I would tell them I going hunting in the morning. They were back and ready to hunt. Instead of out running around causing problems.
As my son got older and into high school. To help to kept them home or get in earlier in the night. I would tell them I going hunting in the morning. They were back and ready to hunt. Instead of out running around causing problems.
H HRM Johnny Well-Known Member Joined Nov 13, 2019 Messages 1,491 Location Virginia Nov 24, 2021 #20 Way to go get the kids involved dad. Thanks for posting. Thanks for the pictures.