Brag Board fkr the kids

[Flatbow]

That last post from the "Elksurgeon" got me thinking.
How about a brag board for our kids!
Every one of these Photos have a great story to go with them but to cover that we would need a big campfire and a fair amount of beer to cover them.
So this is just pretty much a photo album of my main hunting partner through the years since he has been old enough to hunt. My now 28 year old Son Logan.

Sorry, got a little carried away. However, there are way more!

 

[crashlanding]

Man, I'll have to go digging for all those pictures, I'll see what I can do

 

[codyadams]

I love this idea. My son isn't old enough yet to hunt big game here in Wyoming, but I'll add what he's got!

Some farm turkeys I "called in" for him ha ha

His farthest harvest to date, second shot impact at a little over 550 yards, shot from the jeep on the skyline in the background. He was 6!

75 yard p-dog with his cricket!

Rabbit season!

His first duck, shot while flying!

He was my spotter on this one....elk at 1036. Great memory, he said he saw the bullet trace!

Archery rabbit!

And another early season flying blue wing!

Looking forward to many more memories with this guy, he will be 10 this summer, 2 more years until big game!

 

[badthirtyone]

Not to steal anybody's thunder as we can never have too many posts like this one, but if you're interested...

Here's one that has been kicking around for a while.

Youth Hunting - Part 1 - The Smiles & the Memories

Introduction - I am blessed beyond measure. I cannot even begin to count the wonders that have been added to my life by having these three outstanding young men as a part of our family. I am blessed beyond measure that they call me dad. I began kicking this thread around quite some time ago...

www.longrangehunting.com

 

[Flatbow]

Thanks for the heads up on the other post I should have done a search. I will check it out

Man, Cody those are awesome.. He is definitely well on his way.

 

[Flatbow]

Yes, Youth Hunting part 1 is a great post let's move it over and continue there.
I will go post few more over there

 

[bryceadair]

I love this idea. My son isn't old enough yet to hunt big game here in Wyoming, but I'll add what he's got!

Some farm turkeys I "called in" for him ha ha
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His farthest harvest to date, second shot impact at a little over 550 yards, shot from the jeep on the skyline in the background. He was 6!
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75 yard p-dog with his cricket!
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Rabbit season!
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His first duck, shot while flying!
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He was my spotter on this one....elk at 1036. Great memory, he said he saw the bullet trace!
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Archery rabbit!
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And another early season flying blue wing!
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Looking forward to many more memories with this guy, he will be 10 this summer, 2 more years until big game!

For big game, take that kid to Arizona! Or Idaho, or New Mexico! He's a killer!

 

[BrentWA]

My son has been successful his first two seasons on Mule Deer here in WA. We are headed to Idaho this fall as well since he will finally be old enough.

 

[Flatbow]

That is awesome Brent.
I and my boys that are much older than yours now) live and hunt in ID. Maybe we will see you in the woods.

 

[BrentWA]

That is awesome Brent.
I and my boys that are much older than yours now) live and hunt in ID. Maybe we will see you in the woods.

Thanks. With the new system, I wasn't able to get a mule deer tag for any of the units I'm familiar with, so we are going to try our hand at whitetail.

 

[Flatbow]

Thats a bugger, I shure wish we ( Idaho) would fix the new system.
Hopefully you where both able to draw And same area.

 

[Eric Ward]

Best post on the site. Glad to see the younger generation enjoying the sport.

 

[Flatbow]

Hey hardware
Check out "youth hunt part 1" thread also.
There is a link in an earlier post above.

 

[hankle]

We started an annual "Camp and Kill" in 2022. The last weekend of season (February) we set camp and take as many as possible. My 10yr old cleaned house and took 3 of the 4 this year. Its a lot of work, but it is well worth it.