Mentored youth?
03-11-2009 | 11:58 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Mentored youth?
I can tell you one thing,if a kid wants to quit because he went 3 hours without seeing a deer,hunting isn't for him.
Five or six is way too young.Besides,deer aren't the best animal to introducekids to hunting.
Five or six is way too young.Besides,deer aren't the best animal to introducekids to hunting.
03-12-2009 | 01:39 PM
#32
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Giant Nontypical
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From: PA
RE: Mentored youth?
ORIGINAL: DougE
I can tell you one thing,if a kid wants to quit because he went 3 hours without seeing a deer,hunting isn't for him.
Five or six is way too young.Besides,deer aren't the best animal to introducekids to hunting.
I can tell you one thing,if a kid wants to quit because he went 3 hours without seeing a deer,hunting isn't for him.
Five or six is way too young.Besides,deer aren't the best animal to introducekids to hunting.
Hell we wrapped news paper around our legs put two extra pairs of socks on and then put your buckle arctics on and were good to go.
I'm wondering if some of this whining isn't hereditary.
I'd walk neeked through Wal Mart inMarchbefore hunting with some of these guys.[:-]
03-12-2009 | 02:05 PM
#34
Typical Buck
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From: Westmoreland County PA.
RE: Mentored youth?
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter
OK OK we get the point! No visual aids will be required!
I'd walk neeked through Wal Mart inMarchbefore hunting with some of these guys.[:-]
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