A picture is worth a thousand words.

[kenadiens]

Mhttp://i414.photobucket.com/albums/pp228/kenadiens/256.jpg?t=1255362329y 13 year old boys first deer

[oddsix]

congratulations to your son. That'll be a tasty one

[BowSitter]

Congratulations!! He looks like a very happy young man!!

[digger dogger]

good deal, the kids got a chit eatin grin..it looks good on him, and good on you for bring a young person into the sport...

[M.Dean]

Excellent! Kind of a neat looking horn also! Congrats to the newly addicted hunter!!!

[frenchbar]

Another young successful hunter:cool:Congrats to your son on his first deer .

[Blainer]

That's what it's all about.
He looks very happy.
Good on ya.

[Blacktail]

nice buck !

can the grin get any bigger?:eek:

way to go:cool:

[4 point]

Nice deer... Your son is hooked!

[The Hermit]

Perfect!!! Congrats to your son!!

[Mik]

Congrats to your son on the first deer.

[Squamch]

beauty, well done!

[kennyj]

Nice buck!You're right a picture IS worth a thousand words.
kenny

[kenadiens]

Thanks all, he is still smiling.

[hillclimber]

congrats on the mulie. should be some good eats.

cheers
stefan

[Rackmastr]

Too cool!! Congrats to your son!

[wolverine]

Nice going. Confirmed hunter for life now.

[FLHTCUI]

Congrats are in order.
Did anyone else notice the broken time?
Did he shoot high first shot?
LOL, just teasin, but am sure there is more to the story.
Rob

[5 spike]

congrats to your son the smile says it all, you are now hooked for life.

[landphil]

Only a thousand words? - I'd say triple that from the grin on his face - Congrats - I can remember that feeling - and every one after is just another reminder!

[kenadiens]

Not too much of a story to go with it. We started the day hiking in to a honey hole at first light and saw absolutley nothing. went for a drive to check out a new area only to run into work crews and other hunters. During the day we saw maybe a dozen Does but none of them would grow antlers no matter how long we looked at them. We decided to call it a day around 3:30 and head down the mountain. I wanted to check one last nice area, turn off the main only to run into a couple of quads. Figured I'de leave the area to themand turn around. Got back on the main and notice a road I hadn't gone on before just down the road so we figured what the heck lets try it. Not 300 yards down the road we saw a Doe in a small cut block. We glassed for a bit but saw nothing else. I was just about to drive when Brett saw another Doe, so we got out and glassed some more when sure enough here comes a couple of little ones followed by the Buck. Brett set up on his shooting stick aiming down a good shooting lane that the Buck was heading for. When he got there I stopped him with a call and Brett pulled the trigger. Hammered him just behind the left shoulder, cut through the vitals and shattered the right shoulder. Dropped him in his tracks. It was a beauty of a shot. I'm very proud of my little hunting partner!

[BCHoundsman]

congrats on the buck, its great seeing kids with game 8)

[riflebuilder]

bigger horns than my first buck. Way to go congrats

[rock]

congrats, great to see younger hunters getting involved is this great sport

[blackbart]

"Outstanding"

This leaves you 999 more words to think about.

[showtimebc]

he's hooked now! nice buck

[kenadiens]

The tine that looks broken is actually growing that way. If they damage their anters in the previous season, does that affect the growth pattern the following season??