I know there are areas where new hunters are dwindling, its good to see a family with 8th generation hunters, mine is only on 5th but hopefully it will get far past the 8th generation.
I know I'm still young at age 17. But I read all these articles about how hunting is a dying sport because less and less young people are getting involved, so it's nice to see someone young getting into hunting. It reminds me of myself. I started at age 5 and now I'm just as addicted as my grandpa and his dad. It's a true way of life and I wouldn't give it up for anything.
I think if peta and clubs like that stay out of our schools we would have more young hunters. they need to worry about something a little more serious like globle warming
I was born in September and at 30 years old have never missed a hunting season. My dad carried me in a pack durring the November rifle season after my birth. Born to hunt is an understatement. In the past few years I have gotten my girlfriend and her two boys, now 8 and 6, into hunting and the outdoors. They now share my passion for the sport and can't imagine not hunting.
i think its great to see kids out hunting, im 16, and im glad that my uncle showed me the sport when i was 9, i think its great that our hunting heritage will never die, at least not in my life time anyway.
I know I'm still young at age 17. But I read all these articles about how hunting is a dying sport because less and less young people are getting involved, so it's nice to see someone young getting into hunting. It reminds me of myself. I started at age 5 and now I'm just as addicted as my grandpa and his dad. It's a true way of life and I wouldn't give it up for anything.
I know there are areas where new hunters are dwindling, its good to see a family with 8th generation hunters, mine is only on 5th but hopefully it will get far past the 8th generation.
I think if peta and clubs like that stay out of our schools we would have more young hunters. they need to worry about something a little more serious like globle warming
I was born in September and at 30 years old have never missed a hunting season. My dad carried me in a pack durring the November rifle season after my birth. Born to hunt is an understatement. In the past few years I have gotten my girlfriend and her two boys, now 8 and 6, into hunting and the outdoors. They now share my passion for the sport and can't imagine not hunting.
i think its great to see kids out hunting, im 16, and im glad that my uncle showed me the sport when i was 9, i think its great that our hunting heritage will never die, at least not in my life time anyway.
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These pics are incredible. So cool to see these kids out there hunting.
I know there are areas where new hunters are dwindling, its good to see a family with 8th generation hunters, mine is only on 5th but hopefully it will get far past the 8th generation.
Erika's work is always outstanding. No captions are needed; the images speak for themselves.
I know I'm still young at age 17. But I read all these articles about how hunting is a dying sport because less and less young people are getting involved, so it's nice to see someone young getting into hunting. It reminds me of myself. I started at age 5 and now I'm just as addicted as my grandpa and his dad. It's a true way of life and I wouldn't give it up for anything.
I think if peta and clubs like that stay out of our schools we would have more young hunters. they need to worry about something a little more serious like globle warming
Fantastic photos! Love to see the future of our hunting community.
Keep up the outdoor lovin' people.
I was born in September and at 30 years old have never missed a hunting season. My dad carried me in a pack durring the November rifle season after my birth. Born to hunt is an understatement. In the past few years I have gotten my girlfriend and her two boys, now 8 and 6, into hunting and the outdoors. They now share my passion for the sport and can't imagine not hunting.
i think its great to see kids out hunting, im 16, and im glad that my uncle showed me the sport when i was 9, i think its great that our hunting heritage will never die, at least not in my life time anyway.
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I know I'm still young at age 17. But I read all these articles about how hunting is a dying sport because less and less young people are getting involved, so it's nice to see someone young getting into hunting. It reminds me of myself. I started at age 5 and now I'm just as addicted as my grandpa and his dad. It's a true way of life and I wouldn't give it up for anything.
These pics are incredible. So cool to see these kids out there hunting.
I know there are areas where new hunters are dwindling, its good to see a family with 8th generation hunters, mine is only on 5th but hopefully it will get far past the 8th generation.
Erika's work is always outstanding. No captions are needed; the images speak for themselves.
I think if peta and clubs like that stay out of our schools we would have more young hunters. they need to worry about something a little more serious like globle warming
Fantastic photos! Love to see the future of our hunting community.
Keep up the outdoor lovin' people.
I was born in September and at 30 years old have never missed a hunting season. My dad carried me in a pack durring the November rifle season after my birth. Born to hunt is an understatement. In the past few years I have gotten my girlfriend and her two boys, now 8 and 6, into hunting and the outdoors. They now share my passion for the sport and can't imagine not hunting.
i think its great to see kids out hunting, im 16, and im glad that my uncle showed me the sport when i was 9, i think its great that our hunting heritage will never die, at least not in my life time anyway.
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