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To: TobagoJack who wrote (211033)	2/6/2025 1:57:30 PM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217591

yep, bad daddy. and naive from a gun owning point of view. thrill ride joy vs. actual lesson of any kind. but hey you be the dad. not me. no judgement levied LOL. wanna have some real lessons, and I know you can, arrange for two fishing trips in Canada. Deep sea, and river/lake fishing. Then a hunt for deer, elk or whatever. Let him shoot a something that bleeds vs. fish. cook some at catch and the rest the crew will ship to HK properly packaged if you can get it through customs. That be a gun lesson if you do the hunt on land. the rest is a kind of video game without much purpose lesson wise. Just my very humble opinion... and I don't care about stuff like this at all. When donald jr. shoots a rare duck in italy and calls himself a wild life guy at the same time, pretty much the usual joke about hunters in USA. In germany, takes three years to get a license to hunt. And it's all about land management and proper harvests and respect for the kill. Here, dudes fling the carcass over the hoods of their cars and do the worst possible butchering of the fruit of the land. it's fucking disgusting. but so it is. so yeah.. get an education would be a suggestion or talk to your dudes who hunt if they are worthy.