Found a old pic of my late Dad sitting on the ranch house porch near Sterling City and brought back a lot of memories of opening Deer season and all the great times we had. He was a "Man's Man, WW2 Veteran."
Dad was never a bow hunter, but he brought his love of hunting and taught his Son and Grandson's just about everything we would ever need to know. I still remember those ingrained images of him coming home after a big hunt in Colorado, Elk & Mule Deer racks in the pickup and towed Willy's Jeep he was so proud of.
Started me around 10 and we both started my son's/grandsons about the same age and I'm talking about hunting and killing game.
There are a lot of TBH members my age (60+) and a lot of YOUNG one's, but it all means something to all of us? Who taught you, introduced you to the Hunt?
Just remember them and if they are still with you, cherish every second and pass it down to those you love. Good luck all and enjoy!
Dad was never a bow hunter, but he brought his love of hunting and taught his Son and Grandson's just about everything we would ever need to know. I still remember those ingrained images of him coming home after a big hunt in Colorado, Elk & Mule Deer racks in the pickup and towed Willy's Jeep he was so proud of.
Started me around 10 and we both started my son's/grandsons about the same age and I'm talking about hunting and killing game.
There are a lot of TBH members my age (60+) and a lot of YOUNG one's, but it all means something to all of us? Who taught you, introduced you to the Hunt?
Just remember them and if they are still with you, cherish every second and pass it down to those you love. Good luck all and enjoy!
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