Youth Waterfowl

[tmike]

I have a lab and a 12 year old who are pretty excited to get the season going. Who else is going to try the Youth hunt? I'm thinking about hitting Crab Creek and Frenchman's for a combo duck/pheasant hunt. Good luck to everyone that goes 

[duck1187]

Ive got 4 boys ill be taking out this year this will be my 9 youth season ive taken kids out.its always a blast good luck to every one

[bush_beater]

Im headed out again with my bosses kids, its a blast!  i recently got a boat and am working on a blind for it! :IBCOOL:Stoked!

[crow killer]

Can't wait for it.. Dog has been getting trained frequently and I'm  ready to go!

[USAFpj]

To clarify- the child does not need hunter education, license, fees, stamps, etc.  Just an adult accompanying that is not hunting/shooting.  Is this correct?

[mburrows]

The kids definitely need a license and everything you mentioned above. Hunter safety and all that are required.

[shorthair-on-point]

It is great to get the kidos involved,

[USAFpj]

Thanks.  I don't see how I got so confused on that

[mburrows]

Anytime good luck to you guys!

[cryfowl]

This will be my sons second year.  Can only hunt Saturday, but will be awesome.

[goosegunner]

Thanks.  I don't see how I got so confused on that

 Yes the kids need to have passed hunter safety and get a license. It's not part of the youth mentor program, that's probably where the confusion is.

[IBen2Cold]

I have a 14 year old who would love to go hunting this weekend.

I went hunting with a friend for the first time last year and had a great time, so at the end of the season I took my son, but the ducks were pretty much gone by then and we didn't even see one.

He has his license, stamp, and a shotgun to use but I'm not sure where to take him. We live in Duvall. Any suggestions of a good, easy, safe  place for a single mom to take her son duck hunting?

[tmike]

What it's all about!