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First shots...

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Grandkids Adam (left) and Jonah (6 and 8 ) took their very first shots with the Ibex and guess what? They sure were proud. Of course the bow was rested and after detailed instructions, they were given the ok to look through the scope and take the safety off and squeeze the trigger when the crosshairs were right on the 'bee' at 20 yards.
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Awesome! Those smiles say it all! I let my oldest(7) shoot the y25 on the weekend, it was easy for him, but I was a bundle of nerves :lol:
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+ 1 on the detailed instructions. Nice smiling faces I see.
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Nice looking young men, great picture! Congratulations on some fine shooting allso.
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Post by VixChix »

AWESOME!!!
What a joy to watch them take those first shots and share that experience with them!

Great picture - big smiles all around! :lol:

BTW, you sure don't look old enough to be a grandma!
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Great Job!!
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wahoo looking good fer sure, shoot on folks
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looks like they must not like bees:) good shooting
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Post by Mike P »

Great looking grandkids!

Tell Adam he is much better looking then the Adam that hangs around this forum. :lol:
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Post by Grizzly Adam »

Good times, good pics, good memories! :D
Mike P wrote:Great looking grandkids! Tell Adam he is much better looking then the Adam that hangs around this forum. :lol:


:!: :?: :P

Mike, I want you to know I resemble that remark. :twisted:
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Post by B-Logger »

Cherish those pictures! Wonderful pictures that will make you happy for many, many moons.

Brings back memories of our two sons and their first shots. Dang, those kids grew up fast...
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Post by rt2bowhunter »

Way to go thats what being a grandparent is all about. Smiles all around.
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Post by fuel80guy »

Great pic and an excellent shot,,,but im a sucker for your dog.
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Great pictures and shooting.
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Fantastic! Good for you! Good for the kids!



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