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In our deer camp the youngest hunter stokes the woodstove at night, if he doesnt uphold his duty, his boots are filled with water and put outside to freeze.
OH! bigjake that is brutal! Frozen boots!
sounds like fun though. ;-)
Clean up your mess, or don't plan on coming back next year.
Treat the land and game as it deserves to be treated; with respect.
I you use supplies, bring supplies.
Charlie elk,about a decade ago for 3 or 4 years I was one of the "youngfellas" at camp, and I am glad to have moved up a few notches.The chores were piled on the youngfella's, but all the older seasoned hunters always made sure first bucks taken would be by a youngfella.They would always give up the best stands and pass down a lot of experience.
Every season at least 1 prank was pulled, but everything was good natured and taught important lessons.You only needed to spend 1 morning in cold boots to realize that your responsibility keeping the group warm at night was pretty important.
Be safe, be considerate and those who don't cook, clean up. Those who don't pitch in don't get invited in the first place.
bigjake, good deer camps are eternal the faces change maybe even the hunting area becomes new. But the spirit lives on. Sounds like your camp has the spirit and hard rollicking fun.
Hunt on brother.
charlie
Rules... Respect your Elders... young bucks cooked all meals,,Keep a pot of coffee hot at all times.. the lil bucks and does kept the Camp fire hot under adult supervision.. you kill it you clean it..Dont hunt anyones stand without permission... and HAVE FUN..
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Charlie elk,about a decade ago for 3 or 4 years I was one of the "youngfellas" at camp, and I am glad to have moved up a few notches.The chores were piled on the youngfella's, but all the older seasoned hunters always made sure first bucks taken would be by a youngfella.They would always give up the best stands and pass down a lot of experience.
Every season at least 1 prank was pulled, but everything was good natured and taught important lessons.You only needed to spend 1 morning in cold boots to realize that your responsibility keeping the group warm at night was pretty important.
Be safe, be considerate and those who don't cook, clean up. Those who don't pitch in don't get invited in the first place.
bigjake, good deer camps are eternal the faces change maybe even the hunting area becomes new. But the spirit lives on. Sounds like your camp has the spirit and hard rollicking fun.
Hunt on brother.
charlie
In our deer camp the youngest hunter stokes the woodstove at night, if he doesnt uphold his duty, his boots are filled with water and put outside to freeze.
OH! bigjake that is brutal! Frozen boots!
sounds like fun though. ;-)
Clean up your mess, or don't plan on coming back next year.
Treat the land and game as it deserves to be treated; with respect.
I you use supplies, bring supplies.
Rules... Respect your Elders... young bucks cooked all meals,,Keep a pot of coffee hot at all times.. the lil bucks and does kept the Camp fire hot under adult supervision.. you kill it you clean it..Dont hunt anyones stand without permission... and HAVE FUN..
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