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Youth Hunt Weekend

This weekend was the first Youth Hunt of the season!  Like I said in my previous post, it seemed that Carl was in a predicament regarding how he was going to take 3 kids hunting in one day!  Well, we compromised and I broke my rule of no Sunday hunting so he could take Trey :)  Give a little, take a little.  Isn't that what it's all about?!
So all three kids got to go and I didn't have to go!  As we know, Carl isn't a photographer and phone cameras are surely not actual cameras, but here are a few pictures he took.  And yes, I am just surprised he remembered to take pictures!
This is the one he took of Carlie. Carlie isn't really into letting us take pictures of her lately.  She went with Carl on Saturday morning and they saw a 6pt. but never could get a shot at it. 
 
He took Makena hunting in the ground blind.  They had a good time and saw a spike that she could have killed, only she couldn't see it in the scope, just in the binoculars!  She was a little disappointed, but said she had a good time.
Trey got up at 5:30 this morning and went hunting.  He was so excited!  He got to hunt in the big box stand.  They didn't see anything and were back home by 8:00 because Trey was ready to eat!  He is a very scheduled kid.  I guess he got that from me.  Find a groove and get in it :)  I'm sure he'll outgrow it!
Overall I think they all had a fun weekend and I know that they are all ready to go back.  Carl might regret getting them into hunting because it will take out of his alone hunting time!  I'm so thankful that he is making these memories with them.  I know they will not forget it!
 
Happy Hunting!!
Beth
 
 

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