My son is ate up with the outdoors, loves to hunt and fish. He is is seven and is just being introduced to BB guns, .22, shotguns etc. I’m teaching him gun safety and taking it slow so he has a healthy respect for weapons and hunting. I have taught him that you only shoot what you are willing to eat. But I’ve run into a problem because he wants to “practice” on squirrels, rabbits, and random birds (just like I did when I was that age). My wife reminds me of what I taught him and I’m conflicted on how I can sell her on letting him cut his teeth on little critters and I also don’t want to go back on what I told him. Before y’all tell me to just cook a squirrel, I’ll respectfully pass. Any thoughts on how to broach this. I’m sure y’all have navigated young, enthusiastic kiddos who wanna go out and plink some critters. Thoughts?
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