Stoked for the weekend!

[Customweld]

I'm headed out tomorrow to hunt muley's with my youngest daughter. She hasn't hunted with me since she was a freshman in HS and I wasn't sure she would ever get back in to it again. For all you Dad's out there, enjoy your hunts with your youngsters! It goes by way too fast.

 

[MT_Fin]

Good luck! Will be headed out for antelope with my teenager this weekend

 

[Ucsdryder]

My soon to be 13 year old can’t wait for her first tag this year. She has 4 total. We had an absolute blast last year. Every year I wonder if it’ll be the last. I’m looking forward to her tags more than mine.

 

[IDVortex]

One reason I hope to have kids is for the possibility of them getting into hunting and the outdoors with me.

 

[Dos Perros]

I'm taking my 6 y/o daughter to western Kansas for some spot and stalk deer hunting, her first time, I'm pumped. Also earlier today I was eye'ing my Montana and Wyoming antelope points situations to take my 10 y/o boy on his first western hunt next year. These are the days, I think.

 

[Customweld]

My soon to be 13 year old can’t wait for her first tag this year. She has 4 total. We had an absolute blast last year. Every year I wonder if it’ll be the last. I’m looking forward to her tags more than mine.

I think with teenage girls, you may never know when they call it quits.
I have 3 girls between 20 and 25. They all hunted with me when they were 8-15 and stopped after that. My middle daughter got back in to it about 5 years ago and hunts with me when she can get time off. The oldest is out of state and says she wants to get back to it when she moves back. It seems that some girls drift away from it during those awkward teen years. To be honest, there were a few times I had a hard time being around them too.

 

[Loper]

I'm headed out tomorrow to hunt muley's with my youngest daughter. She hasn't hunted with me since she was a freshman in HS and I wasn't sure she would ever get back in to it again. For all you Dad's out there, enjoy your hunts with your youngsters! It goes by way too fast.

That is awesome! Enjoy the hunt and the time with your daughter.

 

[Customweld]

Good luck! Will be headed out for antelope with my teenager this weekend

Best o' luck to you!

 

[Customweld]

I'm taking my 6 y/o daughter to western Kansas for some spot and stalk deer hunting, her first time, I'm pumped. Also earlier today I was eye'ing my Montana and Wyoming antelope points situations to take my 10 y/o boy on his first western hunt next year. These are the days, I think.

These are the days, soak it in!

 

[mxgsfmdpx]

That's great to hear! I sure hope my two boys stay interested in the outdoors long term!

 

[butcherboy]

Have fun! My 13 yr old boy has a rifle cow elk hunt starting 11/1. I have more fun taking and teaching him than my own. My 10 yr old daughter will be ready to go this next year and behind her is my 7 yr old baby girl.

 

[ODB]

To be honest, there were a few times I had a hard time being around them too.

Have a great time! Yeah man, time flies by - I have a hard time not wallowing in regrets...

My kid is 18 and your comment attached is so true now... I think it must be the separation phase when kids think they know everything because they are 'on their own' in college and any advice either goes in one ear and out the other or is met with resistance... when does that phase end?? ;-)

 

[Customweld]

Have a great time! Yeah man, time flies by - I have a hard time not wallowing in regrets...

My kid is 18 and your comment attached is so true now... I think it must be the separation phase when kids think they know everything because they are 'on their own' in college and any advice either goes in one ear and out the other or is met with resistance... when does that phase end?? ;-)

I'm not sure when it ends. Mine started at about 19. The youngest was the hardest. She is a hard headed girl, but she got her butt kicked when she moved down to El Paso last year. That humbled her , since then she has been a pleasure to be around.

 

[CorbLand]

Have a great time! Yeah man, time flies by - I have a hard time not wallowing in regrets...

My kid is 18 and your comment attached is so true now... I think it must be the separation phase when kids think they know everything because they are 'on their own' in college and any advice either goes in one ear and out the other or is met with resistance... when does that phase end?? ;-)

My brother in laws were 17 when I married their sister. Its been 6 years and you can start to see them putting it together a little more and more. The amount of growing up that I did starting at about 24 was astonishing.

I would bet you have a few more years.

 

[MNGrouser]

Enjoy! I'm on the other end of the spectrum. I don't have any kids but am trying to enjoy as much time with my dad as I still can. No way he could do any fly-in, hardcore, backcountry hunts. So I go on the easier hunts so I can share them with my dad. We are headed out to eastern Montana this November to see if we can't get him on another mule deer.

 

[Customweld]

Enjoy! I'm on the other end of the spectrum. I don't have any kids but am trying to enjoy as much time with my dad as I still can. No way he could do any fly-in, hardcore, backcountry hunts. So I go on the easier hunts so I can share them with my dad. We are headed out to eastern Montana this November to see if we can't get him on another mule deer.

Best of luck! I sure missed out a lot on hunting with my dad.

 

[270quest]

Headed up tomorrow with my 16 year old son - 13 year old daughter will be up later into next week. Goal is to get both them good deer. They both also have late season cow tags out in the desert.

 

[Naiche]

My older daughter liked the outdoors while my youngest never got into it. I would give anything to relive the days when they were little.

 

[The Harbor Master]

That's awesome, i can't wait till my 3 little ones can join me. Good luck!