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This takes difficult child to a whole new level...
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<blockquote data-quote="crazymama30" data-source="post: 189436" data-attributes="member: 3184"><p>Shari, I am sorry. Both my husband and I hunt, with bows. My difficult child has shot a bow before, and likes to shoot my 22. The guns are kept up, and difficult child has neverbeen innappropriate with either of them. This would send me over the edge also. difficult child has been hunting with us when we got an animal, he has helped us cut with the processing. Hugs, and I would not allow him to use his bow untill next year. I would be done also. I would also be curious to know if he truly understands what would happen if he shot someone with the bow, he is 6 right?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="crazymama30, post: 189436, member: 3184"] Shari, I am sorry. Both my husband and I hunt, with bows. My difficult child has shot a bow before, and likes to shoot my 22. The guns are kept up, and difficult child has neverbeen innappropriate with either of them. This would send me over the edge also. difficult child has been hunting with us when we got an animal, he has helped us cut with the processing. Hugs, and I would not allow him to use his bow untill next year. I would be done also. I would also be curious to know if he truly understands what would happen if he shot someone with the bow, he is 6 right? [/QUOTE]
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