Why couldn't you just answer the question like WCO R.W.J. I became a safety instructor when they started that program, but considered that no big deal, there were a lot of other sportsmen doing the same thing. I'm sure WCO R.W.J, could make a list two or three times longer than yours, but he's not that kind of person to brag about his other accomplishments. I'm glad to see your sons are great hunters like their father and your daughter can out fish her husband.

Two of my sons have their Masters in Engineering, I just threw that in if those kind of things impress you, but to me sucess in your work and what you harvest, doesn't make the man or woman.

As for my grandson, that you keep bringing up, if I would let him use my tag for a deer he shot, then have to pay a fine and lose my license, I would gladly do it to have him keep an interest in hunting and carry on the tradition in the family. He comes to my home every other week, I make sure I have at least a box of shell around for the 243 I purchased for him. He always asks his father to take him out on the patio and shoot, no matter what the weather. Today I told my grandson, if you keep praticing all the time, you will become one of those hunters that never misses a deer. Perhaps some day when you are older, your other grandfather will take you to Canada and down South hunting with him.