Boys in Camo: it's only fair

[buckfever1974]

Because I'm incapable of doing my own make up and looking good I hired a professional.

 

 

[Devil Horns]

Here is my older boy with a 6 ptr I shot last Saturday and a pic of my younger boy in his own treestand for the first time on Sunday. I was one tree away.

[3Blade]

My sons first Halloween "07".

[Rusty]

My son's college break muzzle loader deer.

 

[LittleM]

How about Boys and Girls in the same picture?

 

 

I used to take my kids hunting every weekend.  My daughter was so small that even with the smallest insulated suit I could buy, she still swam in it.  We used to start out sitting in natural blinds but when I sensed they were getting bored, we used to go on the "stalk".  On this day, there was a noisy ice crust and I have no idea how we got close to this deer, but we did and they gave me the green light to shoot.

 

Of course, I exposed them both to as many different experiences as I possibly could:

 

 

 

 

[Rusty]

Great pictures Little M !!    

[Rusty]

Let's see how bad I can embarrass myself:

 

Red-tailed?

 

Cooper's?

 

Red-shouldered?

 

Young Red-tailed?

[LittleM]

Yea, you got them all.  Nice.  Those adult red-shouldered's don't come often or easy.  Only one I ever caught.  Though I have caught several hatching year RS's.

[LittleM]

Last ones:

 

 

[Ms Grit]

Because I'm incapable of doing my own make up and looking good I hired a professional.

 

Now that is priceless !!!

[Ms Grit]

Here are some pics of my boys over the years.

 

They are all great, but I absolutely LOVE the first picture

[Rusty]

Last ones:

 

 

NO!!!!! We want more.  

[Jerseygsp]

My future hunting partner. This year is his two big sister's.

[Rusty]

My son's first muzzle loader deer, a few years back.

 

[LittleM]

How bout two kids and a cat?

 

 

His first deer with 20g buckshot (and last).  We were in a double ladder.  Three bucks walked out of a thicket and got by before he could shoot.  They were about 70 yards away and he told me to shoot one.  At the shot, the one I hit and one other one ran straight to us.  The one I hit beneath the stand and died.  The second turned and walked broadside at the edge of a pasture.  He dropped it with one shot.  So in less than one minute, on an opener of six-day, with 15 minutes of light left, we were done.

 

His first with a slug gun.  Youth day year after he shot the buck pictured above.  He got a good case of scope eye.

 

Same double-ladder two years later youth day again

 

LAST ONE

Family portrait.