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    Table of Contents See more Jerry's Tips: ----- :: Fishing Tips ----- :: Boating Tips ----- :: Deer & Big Game Tips ----- :: Turkey Hunting Tips ----- :: Waterfowl & Upland Tips ----- :: Dog Training Tips ----- :: Campcraft & More ----- :: Browse Latest Tips About the Author Jerome B. Robinson has been writing about all aspects of the outdoors for more than 40 years. He started at F&S in 1989 and remains a regular contributor, including his monthly tip column. Although he is a generalist, Robinson is best known for his writing on dog training and on hunting and fishing in the Far North.

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    You can't force your child to be a sportsman. But if you find the right way to share your love for the outdoors with him or her, you can create the best hunting partner you'll ever have.

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    To pass along a passion for wildlife and a strong conservation ethic, you need to instill in your kids an understanding of animals that has more to do with science than Disney.

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    As an overprotective modern parent who gets nervous when my kids ride bicycles to a friend's house, I would not teach my children to hunt if I thought it were dangerous.

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    Helping a child develop a healthy respect for the wild and a hunter's place in it is a matter of character, and that is not created overnight.

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    If you give a youngster a tennis racket or a soccer ball or a baseball bat, you can teach him or her about sportsmanship and competition. If you give a boy or girl a gun, you teach that child about life and death.

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    I had come to hunting when it was accepted as a natural part of a boy's upbringing. My own son or daughter would be brought up in a world of suburban sprawl and organized play.