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Dad's Last Deer Hunt

  • by Steve Sorensen | The Everyday Hunter®
  • Sep 18, 2018
  • 1 min read

How long do you expect to keep hunting? My bucket list includes killing a deer or a gobbler when I'm 90. I don't know if that's possible or not, and it's largely out of my control. My father is 89 and it turns out, sadly, that he has shot his last game animal.

I tried to make it happen for him, and the lesson reinforced once more is that hunting is not about killing. But we're thankful for a big inventory of stories to sustain us as life goes on.

Check out my September 4 column—read "Dad’s Last Deer Hunt" online in the Jamestown (NY) Gazette.

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