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Above : Tucker and his cousin Cooper may not have bagged a pheasant on this hunt , but they enjoyed each other ' s company . Introducing another relative to hunting along with your kids can help both develop a lasting interest . Below left : Tucker continues to develop his hunting skills during deer season . Below right : Perseverance and hard work paid off for Tucker on the opening day of elk season .
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While I loved every shared minute , conversation and experience “ mentoring ” Tuck , it ’ s not enough . If we only replace ourselves in the hunting population and lifecycle , we will go extinct assuredly as any prey species whose offspring production is too small to keep up with attrition .
A FRATERNITY BROTHER ’ S JUMP While I ’ ve become a Gen-X curmudgeon , in my younger days I enjoyed the camaraderie of membership in Phi Delta Theta fraternity . An alumni fraternal community is much like the hunting community in that there are diverse ages , opinions and personalities .
Enter Millennial Mike . He ’ s loud , liberal and a pain in my ass . I ’ m not sure why I talk to him , much less hunt with him . If you ’ ve seen Grumpy Old Men or The Odd Couple , you understand our relationship . When I mentioned
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