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Right to carry past till now?
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that boy might save your life some day...
i started taking my boy fishing when he was 3 y.o. started teaching him about rifle safety at the age of 5, i have some fond memories, like the time he fell asleep on the floor of our deer blind he was either 4 or 5.
he started learning to shoot at the age of 6, he is a good shot and great hunter as well as conservationist who respects all.
someday these boys may have to fight in a war or defend their life and property.
Take a kid fishing and hunting, teach them properly and they will respect guns and people.
I started bow hunting at the age of 10 and rifle hunting a few years later.
i started taking my boy fishing when he was 3 y.o. started teaching him about rifle safety at the age of 5, i have some fond memories, like the time he fell asleep on the floor of our deer blind he was either 4 or 5.
he started learning to shoot at the age of 6, he is a good shot and great hunter as well as conservationist who respects all.
someday these boys may have to fight in a war or defend their life and property.
Take a kid fishing and hunting, teach them properly and they will respect guns and people.
I started bow hunting at the age of 10 and rifle hunting a few years later.
That story made me sick.
Our whole extended family are hunters and fishers. Both my grandpa's and my dad taught us all how to handle guns, shoot, hunt, fish and skin everything at a young age. I got my first 22 rifle on my 5th birthday, still got it.
My sisters hunted into their teens before losing interest. They will still go target shooting with me on occasion. I bring them fish and game which they will still clean and cook. I take several neighbor boys hunting and shooting occasionally. Sometimes, I coax their 15 y/o sister to go with us, but her pussy boyfriend hates the woods.
I realize it's not everyone's cup of tea, but it's sad how youths today are becoming soft.
Our whole extended family are hunters and fishers. Both my grandpa's and my dad taught us all how to handle guns, shoot, hunt, fish and skin everything at a young age. I got my first 22 rifle on my 5th birthday, still got it.
My sisters hunted into their teens before losing interest. They will still go target shooting with me on occasion. I bring them fish and game which they will still clean and cook. I take several neighbor boys hunting and shooting occasionally. Sometimes, I coax their 15 y/o sister to go with us, but her pussy boyfriend hates the woods.
I realize it's not everyone's cup of tea, but it's sad how youths today are becoming soft.
I'm thinking that there's been this undercurrent about gun control even in our tv shows. I've noticed even some old shows from the 50's where Antigun. The socialists make the public appear as little scardy rabbits about guns and only government agencies know how to own and operate firearms. Try going down to the local Walmart with a 308 strapped to your back and see what happens.
i'll let you watch my back any day
my dad taught us to hunt, fish , clean and dress everything we killed...never wasted anything. he was teaching us self sufficiency and respect, now that i think back.
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