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Okay I am moving to the next step in my huntwashington career and will try to post my first pic all by myself. If nothing shows up sorry will try again. THe pic I am trying to post is of my boy who passed hunter ed this last spring and finally got to officially hunt this fall. He has been following me around since he could walk and has gotten hunting in his blood now for good. He says now that he got the first one out of the way he can trophy hunt next year. The pic says it all it was a sweet moment. nwhunter
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Nice lookin buck! Congratulations to your son and you too Dad!!
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First deer is like your first tail. Will remember it forever down to every little detail!!!!!! Nothing better...well excluding the tail thing.
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Nice. Glad you got the pics to work!!!! Love the Lever gun
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congrats to your boy, hope he gets that trophy next year!
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Always good when the young ones get out there and are successful.
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He was stoked and wanted to try his hand and dragging it to the road too. He though it was pretty big bodied for a blacktail spike! Fun times.
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January 11, 2009, 09:24:26 PM »
nice job and he did it old school. looks like a lever-action winchester. my first was with a 30-30 keep up the good work J.
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Great looking buck. Nice buck for a young lad to start out with. Congrats to the both of you.
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Great job!
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Awesome job. Definitely something to remember. Looks just like my first buck. These pics made me have a flashback to '86. Thanks for sharing.
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Congrats to you and your son.
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Re: Son's first deer '08
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Congrats to both of you!! Your son for shooting a good first buck and to you for passing the hunting gene onto him.
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congrats to your boy
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W/out scope? Nice work, makes me proud. I remember my first at 12 with dads .243!! It was better then my first tail.
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congratulations to your son. Nice 1st deer and a great picture. Maybe he can tell us the story of the hunt.
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proud moment for a son and a father thats really awesome
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Great job , looks alot better than my first deer
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Re: Son's first deer '08
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January 12, 2009, 08:46:56 AM »
Congrats! That has to be one of the greatest feelings when your kid shoots thier first deer. I hope to add another one to the list if she can get over the loud "Boom" from the gun, she hates loud noises.
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Thats nice! I shot my first deer with a model 94 top eject also!!!!
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Re: Son's first deer '08
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January 12, 2009, 06:33:44 PM »
Me too. Lever action Model 94 30-30. Congrats to both of you. I know dad probably did some work to get the boy in front of his first buck. I had the same experience this year with my son. Never been as proud of anything I shot as I was of my son's first deer.
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That is pretty awesome Scott! Next up a 390 bull
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Congrats on your first buck. Love the 30-30 lever action. That was my first deer riffle. Keep up the good work.
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Re: Son's first deer '08
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congrats! my first was with a lever action 30-30 also. ill never forget it. got the pictures with me, my dad, and my deer framed and hanging at my house. great moment!
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