Mentoring Pics
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From: cnelk
03-Mar-19
Got any ‘in the field’ mentoring pics that show the nitty gritty teaching of what needs to be done once the animal hits the ground?
‘Keeping the Drive Alive’ with my son’s first 6x6
Post em up
From: cnelk
03-Mar-19
From: cnelk
03-Mar-19
From: GhostBird
03-Mar-19
Not exactly nitty, gritty; but a cool photo with my grandson Blade.
From: Corn bore
03-Mar-19
First turkey...just a few more things to take care of before we are done. Amazing how much he has grown the last four years.
From: HUNT MAN
03-Mar-19
Ridge checking out his buddy Roberts buck.
From: HUNT MAN
03-Mar-19
Helping at the meat table
From: HUNT MAN
03-Mar-19
Helping make the special bear sauce
From: Tennhunter
03-Mar-19
Helping out with jerky
From: Tennhunter
03-Mar-19
First spring Turkey
From: Tennhunter
03-Mar-19
First Turkey
From: deadeye
03-Mar-19
Another first turkey
From: JohnMC
03-Mar-19
From: BigOk
03-Mar-19
Helping with field dressing. A little investigating.
From: Ambush
03-Mar-19
One of my grandkids can’t wait to get out.
From: BigOk
03-Mar-19
From: Whocares
03-Mar-19
My two grandsons....
From: sitO
03-Mar-19
How about some videos too? I've been lucky enough to be a part of several "first hunts" over the years. Majority of these are from the Beau Arndt Memorial hunts. The young man who was shot by a poacher, while laying out in a field with his two best friends goose hunting here in KS. The foundation recruited kids for their first turkey hunts, 5 or 6 each year, some of the best hunts I've ever been on.
Beau Arndt Memorial Spring Turkey Hunt (Part 4) from Kyle on Vimeo.
From: HUNT MAN
03-Mar-19
Good stuff Kyle!!
From: PoudreCanyon
04-Mar-19
From: PoudreCanyon
04-Mar-19
My son was particularly fascinated with the cleaning process. He said “Daddy, don’t peel any of the doves without me.” :)
From: ahunter76
04-Mar-19
I am fortunate/blessed to have mentored many in Archery/fishing & bowhunting over my many years. My kids (all grown now) & my 15 g-kids from young 2 & a couple now in their 20s. We also Fostered teens several years that even the system had given up on. I think everyone of them caught their 1st fish with us & several experienced the joy of a bowhunt. Anyway I currently have a 9-10-13 yr old g-kids learning archery. My son is an accomplished archer/bowhunter as is 1, 18 yr old g-son.
From: SBH
04-Mar-19
Sawyer enjoyed the work
Sawyer enjoyed the work
Very cool Ahunter! That’s a great thing you did for those kids. Here’s one of my crew after some birds with grandpa.
From: SBH
04-Mar-19
Anyone know how to rotate second picture on a post? Edit option is only showing the first pic.
From: SBH
04-Mar-19
Mason working up his buck from this year
From: SBH
04-Mar-19
Brought my youngest out for his first blood trail last year. Gunner “led” the way to this doe then got to watch how we clean them out and drag back to the truck.
From: SBH
04-Mar-19
Taxidermy is part of the nitty gritty in our house.
From: jmiller
04-Mar-19
Setting traps with my girls
From: Crusader dad
05-Mar-19
From: Bowbender
05-Mar-19
First Buck - Dec 2012
First Buck - Dec 2012
Guess the lessons took. Now he gets it done without me.
Guess the lessons took. Now he gets it done without me.
From: Dennis Razza
05-Mar-19
From: Dennis Razza
05-Mar-19
Some of the best memories we will have together are in the field.
From: cnelk
05-Mar-19
Always good to get the daughters involved too
From: darralld
05-Mar-19
Jim Dougherty
Jim Dougherty
I think this was a picture taken for one of dad's articles in Bowhunter Magazine. Best teacher I could have ever asked for.
Darrall Dougherty
From: Missouribreaks
05-Mar-19
Nice job getting the kids involved.
From: Wv hillbilly
05-Mar-19
Wife and daughters getting ready to clean some doves
From: Wv hillbilly
05-Mar-19
Two happy girls after passing their hunter Ed class. 7&8 years old. A very proud dad took the pic
Two happy girls after passing their hunter Ed class. 7&8 years old. A very proud dad took the pic
From: Wv hillbilly
05-Mar-19
Fleshing a muskrat
Fleshing a muskrat
From: Wv hillbilly
05-Mar-19
Four years old. Wasn’t gonna let her big sister have all the fun
Four years old. Wasn’t gonna let her big sister have all the fun
From: Franklin
05-Mar-19
I`m thoroughly offended by this thread and the pictures....NOT!!!!
GREAT JOB raising these children and getting them involved. Warms the heart to know our treasured pastime is in solid hands.....keep them coming.
Tennhunter….that pic of your dog is hysterical.
From: SaltyB
05-Mar-19
My favorite mentor picture. My daughter (15 years old) and good friends daughter (10 years old). We took them out to a buddies farm where they had a great morning hunt. Tiny little kid behind her 1st turkey, my daughters 1st coyote, and she filled her Turkey tag too. My kid was already hooked and now the 10 year old is too. You couldn't scrub the smiles off all our faces that day.
From: T Mac
05-Mar-19
From: T Mac
05-Mar-19
Bow killed doe
Bow killed doe
From: T Mac
05-Mar-19
Woods to table
Woods to table
From: Beav
05-Mar-19
From: T Mac
05-Mar-19
Youth turkey hunt
Youth turkey hunt
From: ki-ke
06-Mar-19
My non hunting buddy and his son...they love the meat! Want more? heres how we cut em up!
From: cnelk
06-Mar-19
ki-ke
By the looks of your buddy's fingers, you better take that knife away from him :)
From: deadeye
06-Mar-19
Late season doe tags, my boys always filled them with their bows
