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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 195311" data-attributes="member: 373">I have a few friends that are great to help kids get access and find hunting opportunities and success. I would guess a few on here do as well and no one knows it. Even with my gratis tag I haven;t shot a buck in 4 years. I get much more satisfaction out of helping kids (my own and others) experience the part of hunting KDM shared. Technologies are changing everything including hunting. the internet forums like this where people make assumptions and accusations about people they have never met, cell phones where people text instead of talking ( I actually got a text asking if someone could hunt some land we had this year) trail cams, ect..... With kids you move away from all that and the simple can;t hardly breath excitement over shooting a fork or a doe is a reminder of what hunting to me should be. Don;t take this wrong, my young boys have grrown into young men that put a great deal of effort into shooting good bucks becasue in our situation simply shooting a deer/buck is something that would take a total of 15 minutes opening day. But I hope(and I beleive I have)   instilled in them that have to breath to settle your nerves, oh shit there he is, I can;t beleive that just happened elation to the sadness of sitting looking at a magnificent animal whos life you just ended repsect for and desire to improve the lands and wildlife that give me and now them so much satisfaction and enjoyment as well as a pretty good life. I am now sharing that with my young daughter and looking forward every bit as much as I did with my sons. there are a LOT of little things in hunting (like seeing the smile on your uncles face one last time the year before he passes when he is laughing about and razzing you for missing his deer at 80 yards)that people can miss if they want any more.</blockquote>

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