I'd look at it as maybe one last chance to really make some memories together that will be talked about for years to come..... And that my friend is much, much more important than our personal views on what may or may not be fair chase, ethical hunting.
I agree in a way DC but at the same time but kid's don't need everything handed to them on a silver platter either. I'm not telling anyone how to raise there kids, but if it was me he would be either doing it the way hunting has been done for years or not at all. To often parents let there kids do things the easy way. Thats the norm it seems these days. No one wants to work for there things, just give it to me. Kids are spoiled rotten these days. JMHO.