2ndHand 5 year old buck + Apr 23, 2014 #1 One less porcupine on our farm...My 12 year old son shot it with his 22.
BluffCountry 5 year old buck + Apr 23, 2014 #2 You can never shoot too many of those, tell him good job.
2ndHand 5 year old buck + Apr 23, 2014 #3 BluffCountry said: You can never shoot too many of those, tell him good job. Click to expand... Thanks! He was pretty excited - it was his first time shooting an animal.
BluffCountry said: You can never shoot too many of those, tell him good job. Click to expand... Thanks! He was pretty excited - it was his first time shooting an animal.
BluffCountry 5 year old buck + Apr 23, 2014 #4 There's nothing like an excited kid after they accomplish something. Just wait until he shoots his first deer.:) I gave up gun hunting a while ago and just sit with my kids and it's probably the most enjoyment I have ever got out of hunting.
There's nothing like an excited kid after they accomplish something. Just wait until he shoots his first deer.:) I gave up gun hunting a while ago and just sit with my kids and it's probably the most enjoyment I have ever got out of hunting.
wiscwhip 5 year old buck + Apr 24, 2014 #5 2ndHand said: Thanks! He was pretty excited - it was his first time shooting an animal. Click to expand... That is awesome! Hopefully he is hooked on hunting and makes many more memories with dad.
2ndHand said: Thanks! He was pretty excited - it was his first time shooting an animal. Click to expand... That is awesome! Hopefully he is hooked on hunting and makes many more memories with dad.
BluffCountry 5 year old buck + Apr 24, 2014 #6 Novemberforever said: They jack bird dogs and white pines up real good. Click to expand... They hammer the cedar too.
Novemberforever said: They jack bird dogs and white pines up real good. Click to expand... They hammer the cedar too.
foggy 5 year old buck + Apr 24, 2014 #7 Your son could come to my property anytime. I got some porky's working over my trees.....and they need lead poisoning too.
Your son could come to my property anytime. I got some porky's working over my trees.....and they need lead poisoning too.
kabic 5 year old buck + Apr 24, 2014 #8 Are porcupines an unprotected animal in Wisconsin or are they like ground hogs, protected but have a land owners exception? I've only seen one in the wild.
Are porcupines an unprotected animal in Wisconsin or are they like ground hogs, protected but have a land owners exception? I've only seen one in the wild.