We are on vacation in Colorado. On a little detour we took we came across a doe and two fawns. We watched them as a family for awhile. Now I'm really new to hunting. I've only taken two deer. While watching I was afraid of how my oldest daughter would react. She is very tender hearted and I could tell she was falling in live with those two fawns. I just knew this was going to be the start of a long debate where she would tell me how awful I was for hunting. As we drove away I was so proud when she said, "it's a shame that they taste so good."
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hahahahhah.... I though that was going somewhere else.... Good ending Sir. and good for your Daughter. -
Raising her right.Comment
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Lol!Comment
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That's funny right there. Good teaching Dad!Comment
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Nice.
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LOL...........that is GREATNESS! She actually understands the circle of LIFE and human's dominion over all creatures great and small. Great job dad!!!Comment
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That's what I'm talking about. What a sigh of relief you had.Comment
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Way to go Dad! Raising her right! My daughter is a big animal lover and wants to be a vet, but that girl has killed some animals!! I have seen her mad as heck that she did not get a shot an axis and come home and cry because her dove died.
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Score one for the good guys!!Comment
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I love hearing stuff like this. I hope my two young daughters will be the same way!!Comment
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Ha yea now that's funnyComment
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I wasn't worried about my middle child. She wrote a poem last year for school after having venison the first time called Ode to Backstrap.
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lolComment
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