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<blockquote data-quote="HammsRMK" data-source="post: 329891" data-attributes="member: 5717"><p>My daughter had her first tag this year as well.&nbsp; We had a blind set up on a quarter of land at the end of some tree rows and a big slough that runs through the property to the north of us.&nbsp; First night she has ever been in a blind and we had a doe at 8 yards out the wrong side of the blind.&nbsp; I purchased one of the Rhino 180's the blind you can see though but they &quot;can't&quot; see you.&nbsp; We were set up to shoot east and two different doe came from the north.&nbsp; We tried to spin the gun and open another hole to shoot through. When we got set up the doe just kept walking back and forth not stopping for a clean shot.&nbsp; I was proud that she didn't feel comfortable and didn't take the shot.&nbsp; The second night we had one of the same doe come at us she got to 30 yards and expired 5 yards later.&nbsp; Perfect heart shot and then the tears started.&nbsp; First time she had seen something get taken and it was very emotional for both of us.&nbsp; She didn't want to touch it she didn't want to be there when I gutted it but her little sister was right there watching my every move.&nbsp; Got the animal home, hung, and cut up that night.&nbsp; I had a conversation with her on Sunday morning and asked now that everything was done and had time to think if she would ever wanted to hunt deer again and she smiled and said yes.&nbsp; Pretty proud dad and good luck to all that have tags left!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="HammsRMK, post: 329891, member: 5717"] My daughter had her first tag this year as well. We had a blind set up on a quarter of land at the end of some tree rows and a big slough that runs through the property to the north of us. First night she has ever been in a blind and we had a doe at 8 yards out the wrong side of the blind. I purchased one of the Rhino 180's the blind you can see though but they "can't" see you. We were set up to shoot east and two different doe came from the north. We tried to spin the gun and open another hole to shoot through. When we got set up the doe just kept walking back and forth not stopping for a clean shot. I was proud that she didn't feel comfortable and didn't take the shot. The second night we had one of the same doe come at us she got to 30 yards and expired 5 yards later. Perfect heart shot and then the tears started. First time she had seen something get taken and it was very emotional for both of us. She didn't want to touch it she didn't want to be there when I gutted it but her little sister was right there watching my every move. Got the animal home, hung, and cut up that night. I had a conversation with her on Sunday morning and asked now that everything was done and had time to think if she would ever wanted to hunt deer again and she smiled and said yes. Pretty proud dad and good luck to all that have tags left! [/QUOTE]

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