Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: Huntin4Ever on October 24, 2013, 09:15:08 AM
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I have never been a proponent to publishing my hunting trips but this one was special and I wanted to share it with all the other Dads. It's never too late to ask your kids to go on a hunting trip, my daughter is 23 and joined me for the first time this year and it was a total success. The opportunity to be successful hunting was secondary to sharing a lifelong love of hunting with my daughter. We spent 5 days scouting, hunting and camping with a Great Friend and his son. Many memories were made and my daughter is already excited about 2014.
My Dad who was my hunting partner forever, passed away this summer and now the hunting tradition can live on.
Guys, it's never too late to ask your kids to join you, just as our Dads asked us to join them, keep the hunting tradition alive!!!
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Congrats :tup:
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That is AWESOME......
Congrats to you both. Thanks for sharing.
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:tup: Great way to start off here :)
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Great job!! Welcome to Hunt Wa. Is your daughter a member here? If not, she should consider joining and tell us her story of the hunt!!
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Congratulations! I wouldn't be hunting if it wasn't for my dad either.
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Congrats and welcome to Huntwa.
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My Dad who was my hunting partner forever, passed away this summer and now the hunting tradition can live on.
Guys, it's never too late to ask your kids to join you, just as our Dads asked us to join them, keep the hunting tradition alive!!!
VERY Sorry for your loss. Good hunting partners are VERY hard to find these days.
I am going Elk Hunting with my Dad this year for the first time in maybe 30 years. I plan to soak in EVERY SECOND of it. He taught me to clean his firearms when I was 4yrs old......I passed my Hunters Ed at 10, (they didn't let me hunt until I was 11 back then (1967). He took me out hunting EVERY year I wanted to go....which was EVERY year.....then our lives got in the way......and we haven't been hunting together since sometime in the early '80s. He's getting up there in age, (70+) and his mobility is very limited. He asked me to go with him this year and I didn't hesitate.
I just lost a friend (best man at my wedding) to cancer just recently and have had mortality on my mind. Hunting Elk with my Dad.....right now.......overrides ANYTHING I have going on in MY life right now.
Short Elk Camp.....whatever he can handle.....2-3 nights...he's gonna sleep under the canopy in his pickup with an airmattress.......I would not miss this for ANYTHING..... :tung:
Now to complete the picture........I need to get one of may daughters, or maybe BOTH of them to come out, and at least TRY hunting. Congrats on your Great Experiences with your daughter.
This is what THIS is all about isn't it?
I'm Feeling It! :fire.:
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Great post! Congrats on your hunt!
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Well said and well done Jim!
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Great times!! I am hoping to share a successful hunt with my daughter this weekend.
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Love this!
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Congrats :tup:
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Congrats on a successful hunt!
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:tup: :tup:
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WAY to go!! :tup: :tup: :tup: :tup: :tup:
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sweeeeet ... I wish I was home hunting with my dad :yeah: :tup:
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:IBCOOL: Congratulations! That is something really special. I know you will always remember and treasure this time, regardless of the trophy. :tup:
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:tup: congrats on getting your daughter into hunting.
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Congrats on your hunt with your daughter!! :tup:
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Congrats on a dandy buck and getting your daughter out there :tup: Thanks for sharing and welcome aboard!
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Awesome first post, congrats!
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Awesome first post, congrats!
:yeah:
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Two smiley faces and a buck!!! Can't get any better :tup:
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Awsome!!!
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Pretty awesome right there
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Congrats to you and the daughter on the hunt. Sometimes they might piss and moan about going out but it's memories you are building. Besides a person can always use the guilt trip of you don't dad out there alone. But by the smiles I can see you had a great time.
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Thats awesome Man... :tup:
Easy Mtmuley easy... :chuckle:
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That's great! Love the picture. My daughters are 5 and 7 and they both want to go hunting with me now. But I'm thinking that may change when they actually get old enough to hunt and become interested in other things.
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Welcome to the forum and what a great way to introduce yourself. Thanks for sharing this with us all. :tup:
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Cant wait for my daughter to be able to go with me! Great post! :tup:
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That's real good! :tup: Our daughter is 3.75 yrs old and we have been pack in her around in the woods hunt in since she was in the womb.Can't wait for pics like that!!!! :IBCOOL:
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Congrats to you both. My daughter started when she was 18, and now I can't leave the house without her! great memories! :chuckle:
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Way to go Jim!!!! Nice pic!!!!! I think you've got her hooked now!!!
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:hello: welcome to the forum. Great first post, love the picture and the story.
Ductsquatch--you are right on with how you feel about that hunt with your Dad :tup:. The day(s) you have with him in the field will be amazing and some memories to cherish for your entire life. Let us know how it goes
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Very nice! Congrats to you both! Hope your daughter can connect on a deer with you!
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Very cool! Congrats to the young lady. :tup:
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Thats pretty cool :tup:
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My daughter started hunting with me at age 10 we have shared experiences as a family that could never be replicated anywhere, and I know I have a hunting partner for life.
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Hunt4ever - Great post! love to hear stories like this one, it is truly a sport that can be passed through generations. Bonding moments are to few and far between within busy schedules, and life gets in the way. Glad to hear you and your daughter committed the time, she will cherish it far more than you will know.