MO. Youth hunt
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MO. Youth hunt
Who all here from MO. are taking their kids out on the youth hunt this sat. and sun? I've been doing my homework, and have 2 nice bucks coming into my foodplot in the evenings, and thats where I'm gonna be with my son Brandon sat. Hopefully he'll connect and take his 2nd deer. I can't wait! Anybody else here?
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Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: swmo
Posts: 112
nephews buck 2009
Nick has been hunt for years here is this years big buck for him hunted all morning saw ten does was waiting to see if a buck would follow in and nothing till last of legal shooting time look what walked up on him
#5
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: kc mo
Posts: 101
That is a very narrow minded way of looking at it.IMO It would take so much away from the kids. Its part of the magic for kids to dream of getting that big 10 or just their first buck. My son shot his first sunday morning it was a little 6 point.Might as well been a booner. If the parent does the shooting they should be jailed because thats not at all what the youth hunt is about.Its about the high five I gave my son after making a perfect 150 yard broadside shot and watching the deer drop.
#6
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Southeast Missouri
Posts: 968
Its about the high five I gave my son after making a perfect 150 yard broadside shot and watching the deer drop.
The youth season also helps us recruit more young hunters to join us in protecting our rights to pursue game each fall. The average age of hunters is ever so slowly increasing, which means fewer and fewer people are hunting. In the long run, I'd sacrifice a few really good bucks to see that trend reversed.
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Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: kc mo
Posts: 101
[quote=Grasshopper13;3496145]AMEN!
The youth season also helps us recruit more young hunters to join us in protecting our rights to pursue game each fall. The average age of hunters is ever so slowly increasing, which means fewer and fewer people are hunting. In the long run, I'd sacrifice a few really good bucks to see that trend reversed.[/quote Im working on my 9 year old daughter for next year. absolutely cannot wait.
The youth season also helps us recruit more young hunters to join us in protecting our rights to pursue game each fall. The average age of hunters is ever so slowly increasing, which means fewer and fewer people are hunting. In the long run, I'd sacrifice a few really good bucks to see that trend reversed.[/quote Im working on my 9 year old daughter for next year. absolutely cannot wait.
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