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<blockquote data-quote="Joel Russo" data-source="post: 706739" data-attributes="member: 6152"><p>Great post, and thanks for sharing it with us. I remember when my father took me hunting when I was a child. He would put me on stand, and walk to bush around me putting on small drives for whitetail deer. We hunted the continent for big game, and have taken many trophy animals together. The tables have certainly changed... my father is now 85 years old, and has replaced knees and a few other health issues. He can no longer accompany me on big game hunts. Since I introduced him to long range shooting, we spend our time shooting groundhogs all summer. He has been quite successful with his longest kill at 820 yarsd this summer. I posted a thread in the varmint hunting section about the hunt.</p><p>I cherish every moment in the field with my Dad, and realize that it may be our last hunt together.</p><p>I too feel the pride, joy and sense of accomplishment when he makes a kill at long range. Probably the same way he felt when I shot my first animals when I was just a boy. </p><p>Cherish the time you spend with him.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Joel Russo, post: 706739, member: 6152"] Great post, and thanks for sharing it with us. I remember when my father took me hunting when I was a child. He would put me on stand, and walk to bush around me putting on small drives for whitetail deer. We hunted the continent for big game, and have taken many trophy animals together. The tables have certainly changed... my father is now 85 years old, and has replaced knees and a few other health issues. He can no longer accompany me on big game hunts. Since I introduced him to long range shooting, we spend our time shooting groundhogs all summer. He has been quite successful with his longest kill at 820 yarsd this summer. I posted a thread in the varmint hunting section about the hunt. I cherish every moment in the field with my Dad, and realize that it may be our last hunt together. I too feel the pride, joy and sense of accomplishment when he makes a kill at long range. Probably the same way he felt when I shot my first animals when I was just a boy. Cherish the time you spend with him. [/QUOTE]
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