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Well lads...
After reading the responses to my last topic, it got me thinking back to my youth and just who my hunting heroes were and still are. My dear old dad, long gone, taught me much about hunting and hunting ethics, proper techniques and tactics to use, how to dress and handle the meat and survival skills in the woods. I also learned about hunting from a couple of uncles. Even now, I am forever learning something about the sport I cherish and many of you offer ideas and opinions that I appreciate...after hunting for fifty plus years and guiding for more than twenty! So today, tell me who your hunting heroes were/are and what was one major hunting lesson you learned from them. In my case, My dad taught me much as I stated, but one major lesson that has always stayed with me was to respect all life, and not to ever shoot anything I wasn't prepared to eat.
After reading the responses to my last topic, it got me thinking back to my youth and just who my hunting heroes were and still are. My dear old dad, long gone, taught me much about hunting and hunting ethics, proper techniques and tactics to use, how to dress and handle the meat and survival skills in the woods. I also learned about hunting from a couple of uncles. Even now, I am forever learning something about the sport I cherish and many of you offer ideas and opinions that I appreciate...after hunting for fifty plus years and guiding for more than twenty! So today, tell me who your hunting heroes were/are and what was one major hunting lesson you learned from them. In my case, My dad taught me much as I stated, but one major lesson that has always stayed with me was to respect all life, and not to ever shoot anything I wasn't prepared to eat.