Love to hear stories like this

Truly great stuff you should be proud of each other

Congratulations to both of you for being above the herd and following the path less chosen...

GREAT JOB

That's what parenting is all about.    Good job!

Give your son a pat on the back for me. My boy just turned 13 in Nov. and I'm trying to accomplish the same thing. He loves to bowhunt and fish. I havent pushed him he just took to it and has a good head on his shoulders. It's nice to see young fellas stand for something and on their way to be a man. All I can say is Bravo!! to you and your son.

Well done, Jason

Good on you and your son! It's nice to hear inspiring stories like yours, especially these days.    

Kudos to both father and son. Good parenting goes a long way. Even so, kids make their own decisions and it sounds like he is making good ones. God bless you both.

Good job Bro!!        

And tell BillyI'm proud of him for not trudging along in the dust of the herd!  

Nice!!!
That reminds me a bit about me and my Dad.  We didn't always see eye-to-eye, but my best memories as a kid were hunting or fishing with him.  The only trouble I ever got into with the law was a speeding ticket when I was 18.  (I did have a mullet hair cut back in the late 1980's early 1990's)

How's that saying go..."Take your kids hunting and you won't have to hunt for your kids."

Way to go there, all the best, you have a right to be proud.

Good deal !!!!!!

Very nice!          

Thanks for sharing and good hunting!

Congratulations, Billy!!!

You come and read.

Might be time to join and find more new friends than you ever could dream about...

Beautiful story of you and your Dad... I had to teach my dad to hunt and fish... and now watch him lie in a nursing home bed unable to do anything for himself.

Stay strong. Stay close to your roots and keep your eye on your goals.

Peace!

That's the most important thing in life and what makes archery so much fun, the relationships you make. My parents couldn't always buy us everything we wanted, but they sure gave us all their time. Love them more than they know for that.

I can relate. I grew up in the suburbs of Chicago. Even back then there was only a handfull of kids that hunted. The ones that did kept that to themselfs. I lived it and even whore my hunting hat through the winter months. I never cared to much what anyone said. I did not play sports I went hunting with my Dad on weekends.