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[Roger Norris]

That boy sounds fine to me!  

[Tater]

Great post........  

[NoCams]

"Struck a Chord", Gregg says...... You described me and Mason over the past few years to a T Gregg. I could not have said it any better than you did bud.

We hung a stand in our 5 prong maple, ( the hardest stand to hang in the world ), and I am starting to feel old ! Maybe fat out of shape 48 year olds should let the 17yr old youngin's become the tree monkey......  

[gregg dudley]

Roger Norris sent me a message with a link to a blog about sons and unnecessary noise.  It is well worth reading.   http://traditionalwoodsman.com/?p=297

[Pete Patterson]

Thanks for investing so much of yourself in him before unleashing him into my world.....especially when he is that size.

[ddauler]

Great post I have two sons one is 17 and a Senior the other is 14 and a Freshman. Oldest loves to hunt stays out of trouble and is a terrible student! He tries but it wears him down...He loves to bowhunt! The youngest is a honor student and thinks hunting is boring but will bowfish some so we do that. I'm afraid I aint gonna fix the oldest in regards to academics but thats ok. The youngest may come around someday with hunting and fishing but if not thats ok too. Just teach them and make sure they know you love them. Thanks for the post Greg.

[gregg dudley]

Originally posted by Pete Patterson:
Thanks for investing so much of yourself in him before unleashing him into my world.....especially when he is that size.

 

You are welcome!

 

[Roadkill]

My boy is now a dad himself.  He, too, is 6-4 and 245.  Last year I pointed out my dead elk and said "fetch".  You, sir, are in the cat seat.  These youngsters are great retrievers.

He did tell me he had seen something that I never would.  When askef what that might be, he said, " the top of the refrigerator".