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Message: <blockquote data-quote="johnr" data-source="post: 172312" data-attributes="member: 395">I put both my youngest through hunter safety last year right around Halloween time. My daughter was 12, and the boy was 10, because of his young age, and turning 11 in a month they allowed him to go through with me sitting in the class with him the entire 16 hours. Was not looking forward to doing this, but actually turned out to be a great experience for the both of us.Both kids have hunted pheasant for a couple years, both have come along on deer hunts with me and mrs johnr, and I feel as though both are ready with me in the back ground ensuring everything is safe and done by the book.I am looking forward to this first season with the both of them, hoping we have a lifetime of seasons ahead of us. I personally have never not gotten a tag. I apply for my first pick and sometimes get it, most times don't, but always get a doe tag in my home area, you don't eat the damn horns anyway, and my penis is the perfect size whether my deer has a 150+ rack or not...hahaI have been blessed with some good friends who farm and ranch in my area, land access has been readily available, makes for a good hunting life, when a person married the right woman that also enjoys hunting, and can actually make a good sandwich and looks like she went slumming to marry me..God Bless ND, and our Midwest heritage.</blockquote>