Shawn Meyer, a northern Indiana sportsman and full time youth pastor, though, says it is about hunting and young kids may be "unable to appreciate a hunt that ends without something being harvested," on his web site huntwithakid.
"Five-year-olds and under will get more out of an outing if it's plinking squirrels, catching bluegills, gigging frogs, or blowing a box of shells on doves than if it's sitting motionless for hours on end," he advises. In other words, boredom can be a barrier to hunting too.
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