Boys Grow Up and Men Grow Old

[Northern Dancer]

I was moved when I read Huntaholic’s article about his Dad.

I was inspired to attached two pictures. Me at the stern of the canoe and Malcolm at the age of 11 at the bow. Malcolm, now 19 in the stern, and I’m at the bow. Times flies when you are having fun. Taken this summer at the Pine.

May your paddles be “clean and bright, flashing with silver” my friends.

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[huntaholic]

That’s some Great pictures and memories Dancer ! It’s always good to remember people in your life who have mentored you. My friend Joe Stadnick was like that he taught my Oldest Son about Deer Hunting and also taught my other boys how to Shoot 22 rifles. He was like a Second Dad to me. He was a Great friend and Man, I think of him around this time of year and miss him very much.

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[Outdoorsman]

Very Cool Story Dancer! Looks like you have a Great friend to paddle with.

[huntaholic]

This is me and my Oldest Son a few years back at his Hunting land in front of his Bus! He turned 40 this year. Life goes by

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[Bravo]

Some good Stuff right there! Enjoy your friends and family and the times you have because time waits for Nobody.

[Jack 3]

It’s amazing how fast time goes by! Live life and enjoy your friends Priceless.

[Bravo]

Dancer you are doing Great things especially when taking young people with you to the Outdoors, I think all of Us need to do this as often as possible. Great post

[huntaholic]

Dancer can you email me! Thanks

[deercooler]

This is a Great Post! I don’t know how i missed this one. Reminds me of my Uncle Larry who took me Hunting many times, unfortunately he’s gone but not forgotten.

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