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Not only is she precious, she's a natural in front of the camera! How long has she been hunting?

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I really enjoyed seeing the photographs! It is nice to see young women and men participating in the outdoors,especially so with their parents! Awesome!

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Great Pics & you should be very proud of your daughter...I hope to develop a strong bond with my little girl and hopefully get her involved in hunting in the future..God Bless her.

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That my freinds, is the reason for the season! Awesome!

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This is my hunting buddy.........we are busy getting all his gear now, so hopefully we can hit the woods in the need future.

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Sounds like you taught her well, too bad more peoplehunt this way.

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You have probably all seen it before, but here is my boy Cory at age 11 with his 1st deer on opening day of archery season two years ago. He lives in Maine now and mom is anti-hunting. HCH

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I've felt that pain, Hardcore. Went through a bitter divorce also. Several years ago, I had to fight for visitation rights and the whole 9 yards. It was a mess. My daughter lives with me now and has been here for the last 3 years. She is now 17 and hasn'teven spoken to her mother in 3 years and has no desire to. We see her mother from time to time at a localWallmart andmy daughter just walks right by.

This will be her 6th season, and as hard as it is to admit, it will probably be her last. Shesays she's bored with hunting. I guess a 17 year old girl would rather be doing other things with her friends.

She's to the point that she doesn'teven want doe tags. Just wants a nice buck. She's taken a few little bucks but nothing nice, yet.

I also have a step son the same age. He's taken a bunch of deer also but doesn't want me posting his picture on the internet.