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Posted by ShepFL on September 22, 2005 at 11:28:11 from (148.64.163.174):
In Reply to: OT....hunting posted by Rich Iowa on September 21, 2005 at 18:38:00:
Been hunting, chasing & scouting deer, bear, elk, upland game and waterfowl missing only 4 seasons (USN) since about 10. I am a meat hunter and strive for one shot one kill with full penetration. My favorite hunting method is traditional black powder, archery then modern firearms. Have 2 teen-angel sons (Gabriel & Lucifer) that hunt with me. Wife has the equipment but prefers to stay home most of the time while me and the boys go out. Primary game for my angels is squirrel, rabbits and dove with some limited deer hunting. Now that I live in the South hawgs are on the menu replacing bear (outlawed). Got skunked on a TX bowhunt last yr. Just rtn'd from NH and thinking of going up there next yr. for moose hunt (freezer is becoming empty). I am also certified Hunter Ed Instructor (Archery, rifle etc), NRA instructor, and National Archery training for local schools. Teach about 10 Hunter Ed classes over the course of a yr. Been doing Hunter Ed and Scouts for about 7 yrs. Got more guns than tractors and not enough time to fully enjoy either of them. Excellent question!! PS - in my Hunter Ed classes seeing a significant increase in girls & women which is a positive for sustained growth. For you older gents just introduce a kid to the outdoors (hunting & fishing) & they are generally hooked for life!
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