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Re: That moment when I realize, my guidence "sunk in"
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February 23, 2015, 12:57:00 PM »
I'm still waiting for my son to come back!
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Re: That moment when I realize, my guidence "sunk in"
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February 23, 2015, 01:31:00 PM »
Yeah, I think a lot of the boys lose interest in the bow when they discover girls, but I have an idea. All you guys with daughters need to get them involved in archery. That way the boys can meet girls who also like archery. That will make the trips to the range doubly interesting, even if it becomes a bit dicey for the fathers of the girls. Anyway, its always good to read about a young man renewing interest in the bow.
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February 23, 2015, 01:45:00 PM »
My oldest daughter was my shadow until about the same age. She shot a martin prodigy recurve and she shot great. Well, same thing, I took a back seat. She is 22 now and she just bought a compound so she could hunt with dad. I see a lot of summer 3-d's in the near future.
I'm happy that it is working out for you as well.
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I have a theory on children that I can't prove. Aliens come and take them when they are about 14 and leave a poorly trained clone in there place. They bring them back at about 20. This the only thing that explains their development.
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