Life lessons: through hunting, we can teach kids to make the right choices

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Parents need to make an effort to spend time with their children to prevent them from getting into trouble or developing bad habits or low self-esteem. Children who are raised to respect weapons and taught how to use them during a hunt gain much. The children also learn about themselves and life.

Social aspects, Parenting, Interpersonal relations, Hunting, Parent and child, Parent-child relations

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America's best: sporting clay's all-Americans share some of the secrets of their success

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Successful competitive sporting clay shooters describe the guns, ammunition and shooting styles they use to help beginners improve their performance.

Column, Sporting Clays (Game), Sporting Clays (Shooting game)

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Is duck hunting still worth it?

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A duck hunter describes the reasons for his devotion to the sport.

Appreciation, Surveys, Ducks, Duck shooting

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