When my boy was 14 I took him out. He was required to be able to hold and shoot my Mossberg 20ga free standing before I would take him deer hunting. We went out behind the old sugar shack and sat down between a couple big maples. My boy was moving around a bit and I told him he needed to be still. His reply was but I can�t see the deer then. I replied, be still, when they come, you will see them. He said but it keeps moving. I said, what are you talking about? He said that deer. Well I couldn�t see it and figured he was just seeing things. With him bouncing around like that I figured not a chance. So I told him if it came out and you can see it real good, where he could shoot it, do it. I sit back and scan around the other way, and BANG! Just about gave me a heart attack�.
Needless to say he had been watching a doe for 20 minutes and didn�t feel the need to tell me one was there. Tad over 50 yards. First doe, weighed dress out at 130lbs. Go figure��.
Two years later and he has a 10 point wall hanger. Dress out at 185. 12ga 78 yards, dropped it right where it stood.
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