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Offline Tom Tamer

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Re: Advise needed for taking young son out for opening day.
« Reply #15 on: January 26, 2009, 09:14:01 PM »
If he can keep occupied bring a lot of quiet toys in a back pack. My daughter at the age of five sat in the blind for over four hours without a wimper. they WON't be as quiet as you'd like but I took the mind set of for my daughter and not me. I had NO visions of getting one let alone seeing any due to the kid's short attention span. I was extremely shocked at how long she held out. It also depends on their nature my boy at 3 now wouldn't sit still long enough to matter

 And on that hunt we actually had a hen come through and that was the greatest thing for my girl she had a kick. Good luck hopefully it will be a long great hunting partner you got there
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Re: Advise needed for taking young son out for opening day.
« Reply #16 on: January 26, 2009, 09:20:58 PM »
Thanks everyone for all the great ideas and encouragement. Hopefully I'll have some pictures to post. If not of a bagged turkey it will at least be an entertaining story.

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