anybody get one on youth day

[buckhunta]

i brought one of my cousins friend out  for the afternoon hunt 20 minutes after we sat down another youth hunter walked down the side of the field and pushed out a very nice eight point unfortuneately we missed it and it took off into the woods only to be shot by a different hunter ohh well cant get em all the time

[mainedukblaster]

i brought one of my cousins friend out  for the afternoon hunt 20 minutes after we sat down another youth hunter walked down the side of the field and pushed out a very nice eight point unfortuneately we missed it and it took off into the woods only to be shot by a different hunter ohh well cant get em all the time

to bad it was probably shot by his dad...

[duck]

We saw nothing but rain rain and more rain.
Oh well we had a good time though.

[chief]

to bad it was probably shot by his dad...

  why does your dad shoot your ducks for you ? 

[Bigfish57]

  why does your dad shoot your ducks for you ? 

Thats what I was woundering.

[tundraboy]

It always makes you wonder... Some guy puts his time into teaching a younger person how to hunt and this is what SOME PEOPLE ASSUME. Its sad ,not everyone is bad. Some kids deserve to get one on youth day as they have put the time into it. You may need your dad to shoot your ducks but I can guarantee you my son does not need me to shoot anything for him.....He was taught how to do it him self and to do it the right way.....

[mainedukblaster]

WTF is everyones problem...it was just a joke... and my dad dead..  thanks 

[buckhunta]

i knew it was just a joke

and im sorry to hear about ur dad

[mainedukblaster]

i knew it was just a joke

and im sorry to hear about ur dad

that was a joke too.....    hope everyones boys/ daughters gets totake out some deer.  I can't wai till my 18 month old can go hunting....

[tundraboy]

MDB I am sorry for jumping down your throat.... It is hard to tell weathether or not you are joking, not being able to show emotions on here. I am in a really tuff spot in my life as we speak. AGAIN I am sorry. Lance

[slt]

MDB I am sorry for jumping down your throat.... It is hard to tell weathether or not you are joking, not being able to show emotions on here. I am in a really tuff spot in my life as we speak. AGAIN I am sorry. Lance

Sorry to hear of your trouble Lance, Need anything?

[mainedukblaster]

no probs,  its all good

[tundraboy]

I am all set thanks. We just burred a very dear Friend yesterday. It was such a beautiful service. Michael was  state trooper and he got a hero's service. Surrounded by friends family and his law enforcement family. There must have been60 people in class A uniforms. Such a sight. At the burial the state police pipe and drum team played and after that someone played TAPS.

RIP Michael I. Pearson

[slt]

I am all set thanks. We just burred a very dear Friend yesterday. It was such a beautiful service. Michael was  state trooper and he got a hero's service. Surrounded by friends family and his law enforcement family. There must have been60 people in class A uniforms. Such a sight. At the burial the state police pipe and drum team played and after that someone played TAPS.

RIP Michael I. Pearson

I knew Mike as well..... good guy, didn't know you guy's were friends

[Aziscohosbuck]

   Buckhunta; Not intended to hijack your thread but I think it has resulted in some very important and good results. I lost my eldest son at age 24 in a trajic accident almost 5 years ago. My son Troy and I hunted and fished together every moment we could spend together, it has made it easier to cope with knowing we had that kind of experience together while he was here. This year for the first time in over 6 years, my youngest son Adam who is 29 years old and has been gone working construction in Florida for all that time and recently returned to Maine to llive here will be hunting with me at camp up to Aziscohos. There is a place somewhere in Upper Cupsuptic, at the base of a mountain where a beautiful brook runs wild and free, it's where Troy took his first deer, it was a handsome 7 pointer that dressed out at 165 lbs, Troy was 23 years old at the time. For some people, visiting the cemetary is comforting, not for me, my son is not there! I have returned many times to that sacred place in Upper Cupsuptic, as fellow hunters I'm sure you understand the sheer joy and happiness of that day, that is where I choose to honor his memory and where I feel closest to his spirit. Adam and I will return to visit a hand carved cross that is nailed to a tree near that pretty little brook and we will hunt those woods and many other places nearby, the tradition lives on and life goes on. It was so hard at first, but returniing to the big woods north of Rangeley to hunt with Adam makes my life so worth living again. Good luck to all of you fellow hunters this season, stay safe and cherish every moment hunting with family and friends.

                                                                           Aziscohosbuck