Took the lil feller out for a couple of hours on opening day and he took out two sprouse grouse, and I took a third because he couldn't see it. :wink: Prior to the hunt i tunred him loose with the .410 and a paper plate at about 20 feet, to warm him up. He made me proud and did a good job.
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:yoyo: we have the same gun for my youngest. They're good little shooters.
Congrats Wyatt, nice birds :congrats:
Nice work Wyatt. :wink:
Todd, you getting that camera is the best thing I ever see happen to a person.
How long have I known you on the dang internet? 6?, 7?, 8? years? And no one ever seen a picture posted.
C'mon...get out there and snap some more now. :wink:
Thats Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
+1 to taking MORE MORE MORE!!!! :yoyo: :yoyo: :yoyo:
Way to go Wyatt :yoyo: Looks like you can soon put your guns away with the fishing tackle Todd as te lad will bring in all the food you will need for the larder.
I bet those taste GREAT!! :eyebrownod:
Congrats to Wyatt and to you Todd for taking him. He is one fine looking young hunter. Keep us posted on his progress. :highclap: :highclap:
Good to see you bringing along a young hunter!! WTG!!
Jim
Good Shootin Wyatt! Won't be long before Dad's buying you a 12 gauge.
Thanks fellas.
That lil smoke pole he has was given to me by my Dad when I was 8, and this year I'm passing it on to Wyatt. (Insert teary eyed smiley) :biggrin: That lil .410 killed a LOT of critters for me over the years, and I hope Wyatt gets just as much use out of it too.
Yeah, they are good eat'n. A kinda red meat when cooked just right is awesome. I didn't figure Wyatt would want or let alone like it after he saw me clean'em, but he did and wants to go get more this week off. I already told the wife we had to go because it was in my Dad-Manual. :readthis: :innocentwhistle: :biggrin:
Wyatt,
Congratulations on the grouse. I have seen flashes of them a few times while squirrel hunting in southern Ohio and they are fast and know how to quickly fly behind trees. They are a difficult bird to hunt.
Jerry
:yoyo: Congratulations Wyatt & Todd!! Purdy cool seeing the young ones get involved!! :yoyo:
Nice shootin Wyatt. :thumb2:
Proud moments. :congrats:
Thanks for sharin it with us Todd.
Scott
That :biggrin: says it all :eyebrownod:
Way to go, Wyatt (and his dad). :highclap:
Great pix!....I started out chasin partridge and snowshoe hare with my first gun, a single shot .410...them grouse is tough hunting !
Great pictures, something he'll remember a lifetime. Some of the best times I had in the field were with my kids, first dove, first quail, first deer.
That is grand Todd!
WTG to the both of you! :congrats: