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<blockquote data-quote="Up Y'oars" data-source="post: 266169" data-attributes="member: 764">Awesome, coming from a guy who never had a chance to do anything with either grandfather, nor many things with my own dad.&nbsp; I do remember going out goose hunting once with my dad and his boss.&nbsp; We didn't have any clothing or shotguns for the event, so I was handed excess clothing from the boss for the purpose of hunting.&nbsp; My dad took me to Harvey's Enterprises (west side of Minot) and purchased my first shotgun for $25 (early 70's folks).&nbsp;&nbsp; I still possess that shotgun to this day in honor of my deceased father.A few years later my dad took me out duck hunting one Sunday but neither of us knew what the hell we were doing.&nbsp; My father had already broken both ankles in the past so he was having trouble walking through summer-fallow to reach the ponds.&nbsp;&nbsp; We didn't kill one bird but we got to get out there and try.&nbsp;&nbsp; Those were the only two times I had the chance to hunt with anyone until I was out on my own and started hunting with friends.&nbsp; Great memories, even if they didn't equate to hanging birds on a fence line and getting photos of our harvest.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Up Y'oars, post: 266169, member: 764"] Awesome, coming from a guy who never had a chance to do anything with either grandfather, nor many things with my own dad. I do remember going out goose hunting once with my dad and his boss. We didn't have any clothing or shotguns for the event, so I was handed excess clothing from the boss for the purpose of hunting. My dad took me to Harvey's Enterprises (west side of Minot) and purchased my first shotgun for $25 (early 70's folks). I still possess that shotgun to this day in honor of my deceased father. A few years later my dad took me out duck hunting one Sunday but neither of us knew what the hell we were doing. My father had already broken both ankles in the past so he was having trouble walking through summer-fallow to reach the ponds. We didn't kill one bird but we got to get out there and try. Those were the only two times I had the chance to hunt with anyone until I was out on my own and started hunting with friends. Great memories, even if they didn't equate to hanging birds on a fence line and getting photos of our harvest. [/QUOTE]

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