Love this shot....

[BrandonA]

Right on!!!

[ladybluearm]

Greatness!

[Lawhunter]

Amazing

[CMLambin]

Then we prayed over the Jalapeño stuffed tenderloin we made two nights ago. [emoji23]


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[Pstraw]

Great picture and testimony for you and your son. Love it.

[TxDispatcher]

That's awesome

[cva34]

Me too !!! Gotcha

[Adansonia]

Awesome stuff!

[Wood Man]

Yep. I love it.

[JLivi1224]

Laying hands on him and praying. Good stuff.

[Puggy625]

Great to see that in a young man.

I'm 49 yo and I still say a small prayer of thanks when I kill stuff. Plan on passing that on to my grandchildren.

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[dustoffer]

If he's anything like my granddaughter, all he's thinking about now is "bucksticks!"

[Burnadell]

Picture tells a lot!

[bullets13]

Awesome!

[Double-O-Dave]

My son was 16 yrs old when he killed his first deer -a doe on a TYHP hunt. I walked up with him to the downed deer and showed him how and where to stand, and to check to make sure it was dead. I then told him that it was customary in many cultures to thank the animal for the sacrifice of its life and body, and then to either say a prayer or to pause for a few minutes in silence out of respect for the animal. I stressed that this was purely optional, but that I thought it was important. My son did thank the deer, and said a prayer for it, and placed some grass in its mouth as well. Afterwards, he asked what I would have done if he hadn’t had done any of the things (prayer, thanks, grass in the deer’s mouth). I told him those were his decisions to make, and that I would support them...but that would have been the last time I would have taken him hunting.

Regards,

Dave