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

by **QH's Paw** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 4:46 am

So, here it is, some of the many from my son. Post them up if you got them.

by **QH's Paw** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 4:47 am

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by **Rick** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 6:43 am

Excellent thread.

by **Olly** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 6:55 am

Jealous of your son QH!

by **DeadEye_Dan** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 7:28 am

Here's a few that I happened to have on my phone...

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And I'm fortunate enough to have 13 nephews to hunt with too..

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(The little guy with the deer is the big kid to the right of the geese in the next pic. And he's 6'3 now)

by **QH's Paw** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 7:33 am

Nice Dan. You gotta take'em to get them interested, don't you?

by **DeadEye_Dan** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 7:39 am

It's true. They want to do everything you do, so I try to include them whenever I can.

by **jarbo03** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 8:01 am

Awesome guys! Glad my nephew is finally interested in hunting, after a few years of chasing turkey, he wants to upland and waterfowl hunt. Very excited about the upcoming year.

Sent from my new unbroken fully functional phone

by **jehler** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 8:47 am

My son has started passing shit in to me

by **assateague** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 8:59 am

No sons, here, but I do what I can.

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by **jehler** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 9:51 am

Special Ed^

by **jehler** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 9:51 am

Assa, not laniebug

by **assateague** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 10:03 am

Yeah, I jumped the gun a little bit on this thread.

by **Redbeard** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 10:22 am

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by **Redbeard** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 10:28 am

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by **Redbeard** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 10:31 am

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by **DeadEye_Dan** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 10:47 am

Good stuff Redman.

by **Redbeard** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 10:53 am

DeadEye_Dan wrote:Good stuff Redman.

yours too Dan. So your son with the glasses. Has he always worn the metal frames glasses? How old is he now? Shannon and I have been trying to decide when to ditch Jack's plastic frames for something nicer? He's only 5 1/2 though

by **DeadEye_Dan** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 11:44 am

No, he wore goggles until he was 4 and then we switched him to the metal frames. The ones he wears now have a wire under some heavy plastic and you can heat the stems with a heat gun or hair dryer and bend them to fit over his ears, adjusting as he grows. You can also take them and bend the stems about 110* (nearly completely backwards) without breaking the hinge at the eyepiece. He's 10 now and has learned to be pretty careful with them, it's kind of a judgment call if you think he's responsible enough to take care of them, because new ones are expensive and take time to replace, I bet he went through 10-12 pair between 4-8.

I shit you not - less than two weeks after getting his first metal frames (after waiting 3 months for the prescription lenses), dumbass here takes him for a boat ride, we pull into the dock and he's pissed off that the rides over and starts throwing a fit - grabs his glasses and gives them a fling and $1,700 went to Davy Jones's locker just like that.

by **DeadEye_Dan** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 11:49 am

BTW, I think your boy's glasses look pretty cool.

by **Redbeard** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 12:17 pm

DeadEye_Dan wrote:No, he wore goggles until he was 4 and then we switched him to the metal frames. The ones he wears now have a wire under some heavy plastic and you can heat the stems with a heat gun or hair dryer and bend them to fit over his ears, adjusting as he grows. You can also take them and bend the stems about 110* (nearly completely backwards) without breaking the hinge at the eyepiece. He's 10 now and has learned to be pretty careful with them, it's kind of a judgment call if you think he's responsible enough to take care of them, because new ones are expensive and take time to replace, I bet he went through 10-12 pair between 4-8.

I shit you not - less than two weeks after getting his first metal frames (after waiting 3 months for the prescription lenses), dumbass here takes him for a boat ride, we pull into the dock and he's pissed off that the rides over and starts throwing a fit - grabs his glasses and gives them a fling and $1,700 went to Davy Jones's locker just like that.

holy shit 10-12 pr between 4-8?! Maybe we'll just stick to the cheap plastic frames for awhile longer. I don't think he's quite ready yet. The plastic just kinda loses its shape and doesn't bend back into place as well

by **Redbeard** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 12:17 pm

DeadEye_Dan wrote:BTW, I think your boy's glasses look pretty cool.

yea he likes em

by **assateague** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 1:09 pm

zennioptical.com. My glasses cost $14.95, complete. Sunglasses were $24.

by **DeadEye_Dan** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 1:15 pm

Redbeard wrote:
DeadEye_Dan wrote:No, he wore goggles until he was 4 and then we switched him to the metal frames. The ones he wears now have a wire under some heavy plastic and you can heat the stems with a heat gun or hair dryer and bend them to fit over his ears, adjusting as he grows. You can also take them and bend the stems about 110* (nearly completely backwards) without breaking the hinge at the eyepiece. He's 10 now and has learned to be pretty careful with them, it's kind of a judgment call if you think he's responsible enough to take care of them, because new ones are expensive and take time to replace, I bet he went through 10-12 pair between 4-8.

I shit you not - less than two weeks after getting his first metal frames (after waiting 3 months for the prescription lenses), dumbass here takes him for a boat ride, we pull into the dock and he's pissed off that the rides over and starts throwing a fit - grabs his glasses and gives them a fling and $1,700 went to Davy Jones's locker just like that.
holy shit 10-12 pr between 4-8?! Maybe we'll just stick to the cheap plastic frames for awhile longer. I don't think he's quite ready yet. The plastic just kinda loses its shape and doesn't bend back into place as well

Every 6 months, and that's not counting the ones broken/lost/swimming.

I've got letters of medical necessity and all kinds of shit - you think I could get insurance to pay for even one pair?? Ha! Just grit your teeth and move on.

by **Redbeard** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 1:56 pm

DeadEye_Dan wrote:
Redbeard wrote:
DeadEye_Dan wrote:No, he wore goggles until he was 4 and then we switched him to the metal frames. The ones he wears now have a wire under some heavy plastic and you can heat the stems with a heat gun or hair dryer and bend them to fit over his ears, adjusting as he grows. You can also take them and bend the stems about 110* (nearly completely backwards) without breaking the hinge at the eyepiece. He's 10 now and has learned to be pretty careful with them, it's kind of a judgment call if you think he's responsible enough to take care of them, because new ones are expensive and take time to replace, I bet he went through 10-12 pair between 4-8.

I shit you not - less than two weeks after getting his first metal frames (after waiting 3 months for the prescription lenses), dumbass here takes him for a boat ride, we pull into the dock and he's pissed off that the rides over and starts throwing a fit - grabs his glasses and gives them a fling and $1,700 went to Davy Jones's locker just like that.
holy shit 10-12 pr between 4-8?! Maybe we'll just stick to the cheap plastic frames for awhile longer. I don't think he's quite ready yet. The plastic just kinda loses its shape and doesn't bend back into place as well

Every 6 months, and that's not counting the ones broken/lost/swimming.

I've got letters of medical necessity and all kinds of shit - you think I could get insurance to pay for even one pair?? Ha! Just grit your teeth and move on.

will do er

by **rozzo842** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 3:59 pm

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by **Goldfish** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 5:14 pm

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

sent from a phancy fone

by **Feelin' Fowl** » Thu Jul 18, 2013 5:47 pm

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

sent from a phancy fone

Damn it Goldie! Not a picture I needed before dinner!

:lol:

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