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Going out after work today. Hoping to have the same results as you, lance. Can't wait until 3pm.

Wow! Great buck. Congrats!

Congrats!!!

Congrats on your success!!!

Congrats!!!

Congrats!!!

That's pretty cool. Would like to try shed hunting one day. May be a good hobby to do with the family.

Nice bucks. Congrats!!!

This is what I wash any of my hunting clothes with. Thanks for the tip on the smoke. Never even thought of it. Will put it to use one day.

Congrats!!!

Great pack! I bought a new one during last year's black Friday sale and bought an older style used one for my nephew to use for when he goes out with me.

Congrats on the goat. Nice pics and story...

Spent some time Saturday getting equipment ready. Convert 12ga from home protection to dove slayer - my gun > Remove 18" barrel and install 28" barrel - check!!! > Install plug - check!!! Get 20ga ready - son's gun > Install plug - check!!! Get ammo box ready > 12ga ammo - check!!! > 20ga low recoil ammo - check!!! Misc > Both hunting license and bird stamp ready - check!!! Is the season here yet???

Sweet! Great job. That's how you get the family into hunting. Make it look easy

+1 for Greg at Sun West Transmission (623) 842-0806 6116 W. Northern Ave Glendale‎ AZ‎ 85301 United States

I have 2 boys (10 & 8). I didn't get serious into hunting until last year. So I'm a little behind the curve when it comes to trying to get them into hunting. They show a little interest but they're not begging me to go out hunting...I have to ask them and their answer is usually "maybe". However, rewind 6 years ago when they were (4 & 2). At age 4, we got our son into sports. Soccer was his first sport and actually started at age 3. We had him in soccer 3 seasons a year (Fall, Winter, Spring). At age 5 & 3, they both started tee-ball\coach pitch baseball. They're still playing baseball now and haven't missed a Fall, Winter, Spring season. We practice baseball even in the off-seasons. They both love playing baseball. I guess the point is, keep them doing whatever it is that you want them to grow up loving and that's what will happen. As long as they're having fun doing it, they'll grow up to love it. So if you want them to love hunting and the outdoors, you have to get out there with them a lot. Not just once or twice a year. The more they're out there and having fun, the more they'll want to be out there. Oh, and I agree with the post above. Try and keep them away from technology as long as possible. However, being in the IT industry myself, it was kind of hard to do that. I had an iPod, iPhone, iPad...etc. So of course they learned to use it and wanted their own. They saved up to buy their own iPad minis. At least we used that as a learning point in having them save for something they want and not just hand it over to them. But that's another discussion for another time. Good luck with your girls.

Congrats!!! Can't wait for October so me an my boys can get out and get some...

The only orange I plan on having on me is the part of my pack that goes over the meat while I'm carrying it out.

Big Browns - do you give lessons...preferably free ones

Nice buck. How far were you guys away from that buck?

I would love to do it myself some day but for now have to bring it to a processor. Some day I will.

If the Lord God blesses me with a deer on my hunt, does anyone know of a good meat processor near 20C? Some day I hope to be able to process my own meat but until then, I'll need to bring it somewhere. Thanks in advance for any advice.

Just in front of my computer at work typing away...then I hear ***THUD***. Look to my right (towards the windows) and I see something falling down. Go to take a look and there's a mourning dove on the ground. Would I get in trouble for harvesting it? Can't wait for the season to start...

I drive in through wickenburg so that would be the best course of action.

I'm sure you will Khmer6 but I think I'll take it home to the family instead. Thanks everyone for the suggestions.