Teen gets his first big game kill
I had the good fortune to take a picture of a 14-year-old boy with his first big game kill, an antlerless elk. His name is Joey Richmond, and he's holding the rifle in the photo. His younger brother, Ian Richmond, stands at the left. Joey had a late-season antlerless elk tag and his dad took him to hunt on a friend's land in northwestern Alberta on Jan. 7. Initially, they saw about a hundred elk in the early afternoon. It was late in the afternoo read more...
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