What have you done to pass it on to your son(s)

[triplecurl]

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[Bootlipkiller]

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My son is in there somewhere.

[Redbeard]

This is what I've contributed my seed to so far


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you just made that sock under your bed jealous

[DeadEye_Dan]

I saw a guy wearing a t-shirt with this classy saying on it a year or so ago...

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Given the discussion in this thread, I thought it would go better here, than in the "daughters" thread.
Plus, you guys with daughters would probably kill me.

[Goldfish]

Gotta love tshirthell

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[QH's Paw]

Way to keep the kids interested guys. Better outside learning life and death than sitting inside with the video brain cell crusher.

[Rick]

No offspring of my own, just grandkids by proxy. But here are a few of them.

Gauge and Cole on the former's first hunt:


Fighting over who gets to pole (something they'll get over about the time they're big enough to do some good):


Cole's first shooting hunt:


resulted in some dog work:


sober reflection:


and celebration:


But, to this point, he's still more of a social than "dyed in the wool" hunter. Enjoys it, but would rather go home and talk with his buddies about it than stay out there for one last bird. Which is fine by me, I'll not push any of them.

(more later, this old computer is binding up)

[Redbeard]

Good stuff Rick

[Baysider]

Pics from last year.
First hunt out of the new boat.

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First day of the second split.

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Workin his rig he got for Christmas.

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[Baysider]

3 generations of speckled trout fisherman.

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His first double catch of gray trout.

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His frist fish he caught 100% on his own from baiting the hook, lowering the line, and swinging him over the gunnel.

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Cant forget decoys too....

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[Baysider]

Waylan learning his game face.

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[Redbeard]

3 generations of speckled trout fisherman.

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His first double catch of gray trout.

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His frist fish he caught 100% on his own from baiting the hook, lowering the line, and swinging him over the gunnel.

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Cant forget decoys too....

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love that picture of him fighting with that bent rod. That's a framer

[vincentpa]

I don't have any legitimate sons.

[QH's Paw]

I don't have any legitimate sons.

High and to the right buddy.

[Rick]

So far, Gauge is our most gung-ho outdoorsman, shown here working his pal, the coyote, on a "triple":


(And the coyote doing his best to please his boy:)


Couldn't sleep the night before even his non shooting hunts and sometimes made up for it in the blind:


But was always up for hero shots:


Chip and his block on Gauge's first shooting hunt:


And proof of his skillet shot mastery:


This year he was hitting a few ducks in the air:


But found his first specks easier and even helped call them:


Finally, we opened a new chapter last season with 3yr-old Ethan's first hunt:

[goodkarmarising]

Good stuff Rick and all the others...always a good thing to see the next generation getting out there and hunting.

[Westie25]

Very cool thread here.

[Tomkat]

A different approach-
I dont have any kids. But I absolutely want to make it better for future generations.

I spend a lot of time working on my local DU chapter committee. Last year we raised over $65,000 dollars for the ducks



Blog- http://www.ksducks.com

[jehler]

A different approach-
I dont have any kids. But I absolutely want to make it better for future generations.

I spend a lot of time working on my local DU chapter committee. Last year we raised over $65,000 dollars for the ducks



Blog- http://www.ksducks.com

i think you could do better TK splitting that 65k up between super dads like red, assa and I, promise we wouldn't take it to Jamaica

[assateague]

Wouldn't dream of it.

[waterfowlman]

Here's my two sons from seasons past. I love duck season when all of my family's men and some of our good friends get together all at one time.

[Redbeard]

A different approach-
I dont have any kids. But I absolutely want to make it better for future generations.

I spend a lot of time working on my local DU chapter committee. Last year we raised over $65,000 dollars for the ducks



Blog- http://www.ksducks.com

i think you could do better TK splitting that 65k up between super dads like red, assa and I, promise we wouldn't take it to Jamaica

I'd buy a gator trax top of the line rig

[Redbeard]

Here's my two sons from seasons past. I love duck season when all of my family's men and some of our good friends get together all at one time.

been waiting for you to post here!

[grizz18]

Love this thread. Never had my dad take me hunting, a little fishing in the recent years. Can't wait to bring a kid up in the outdoors.

Baysider- that one with little man fighting that fish is effn classic. Feet propped up on the side of the boat, rod tip high, strong grip...looks like a dang pro!!

[Flightstopper]

Bout ready to pass the seed along myself. Getting kinda boring going out with asshole friends. I can't think of anything that sounds more fun than having a boy like Sam, Jr or any other of these pros to drag me around. Fine job fellas, fine job.

[Tomkat]

Sorry Super Dads.

That money is for waterfowl habitat.

[DeadEye_Dan]

I'd forgotten about this story until I was looking through some videos on my YouTube account today.



So the kid in this video, Noah, was along on his second or third ever goose hunt and had yet to get a shot on a bird. My buddy John (who is shooting the video) called me the night before this hunt and asked if it would be cool if he brought the newbie along. Of course we were all happy to have the kid along and were dedicated to making sure he got out and got his first birds.

Noah's father had passed away at age 41 about 2 weeks before this hunt, after

[Redbeard]

I'd forgotten about this story until I was looking through some videos on my YouTube account today.



So the kid in this video, Noah, was along on his second or third ever goose hunt and had yet to get a shot on a bird. My buddy John (who is shooting the video) called me the night before this hunt and asked if it would be cool if he brought the newbie along. Of course we were all happy to have the kid along and were dedicated to making sure he got out and got his first birds.

Noah's father had passed away at age 41 about 2 weeks before this hunt, after

you're a good man Dan

[jarbo03]

I'd forgotten about this story until I was looking through some videos on my YouTube account today.



So the kid in this video, Noah, was along on his second or third ever goose hunt and had yet to get a shot on a bird. My buddy John (who is shooting the video) called me the night before this hunt and asked if it would be cool if he brought the newbie along. Of course we were all happy to have the kid along and were dedicated to making sure he got out and got his first birds.

Noah's father had passed away at age 41 about 2 weeks before this hunt, after

you're a good man Dan

X2 brotha

[(MT)Montanafowler]

i hope to someday have a son like this, i hope you all realize how lucky you are to live in the here and now of being in your kid's life and that you two can both share this memory forever.