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My buddy shot a deer with his bow this year with his 4 year old in the stand with him...

So that did it..I asked Brooke if she was ready for next year...she'll be 4 in August...she WHISPERS...yeah dad..I'll be quiet...SHES READY....

I'm not dumb...they break loose when the deer come in..;)

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Cute little fella

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PWR...thats it...following your steps...!!!

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TFOX -

We have 2 things in common..

Cute Daughters...and Hoyts...

A true blessing.

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Yes we do.;)

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13 yrs TFOX? I don't think I can make it.hahahah.

Oh wait...I remember 13..yes..I'm ready to meet Johnny at the front door...

I pray he is a gentlemen and has respect...but none of that matters at 13..I was there...I was Johnny.

My daughters are going to hate me when I follow them around all the time...:eek:I hope I can raise them to make good decisions in life.

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This post rules! Great pics and stories. Not a hunting pic, but hereis my little girl with her first steelhead at the age of 2. She's 4 now and chomping at the bit to hunt with me. I think the early antlerless season next year might be the perfect time.

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Another cutie, vito! Man, I don't envy you fathers with heartbreakers like those! :)

And in case anyone missed it... here's yesterday's thread with the brother the title of this post alludes to:

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=3213987

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That is too cool, Greg! Something I'm sure you will never forget.

I don't even want to think that far ahead and I don't want to know what TFOX has to deal with these days. I'm sure his shotgun makes a random appearance around the boys.;)

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Just remember, I'm not that far of a drive, and I'd get in a LOT less trouble scaring off the boys than you would.:D;)[8D]

My friend is dealin with the same thing with his little sister, just now starting in on the boys....it is FUN posing awkward questions and makin em sweat.:D