I think as an outdoors man, and someone who makes a living from the outdoor industry the most important thing we can do as an outdoors man, is introduce a youngster, or a new person to the outdoors.

I had the chance this past weekend to take my 9 month old out to a friends pond, to introduce her to fishing.  Camryn is no stranger to fish and dead animals, I bring something home on a regular basis. But to have her go out into the outdoors, away from Barney and the Mickey Mouse is very important to her growth. She had a ball, she played with sticks, Grandmas rubber worms, she even tried reeling in a bluegill, and some small bass. Her Grandfather even carried up into one of our deer stands. Camryn and I even went for a short walk into the woods, looking for sheds. the only surprise we had was a small load in her diaper. lol Anyway I just think more parents should stop what there doing every once in awhile, and step out into a park, a farmers pond, and take there little one along, or the neighbors little on or a relative.

Passing on the outdoor heritage is very sacred to me. My grandfather passed it to my dad, and my dad to me. This time it’s my turn, for my little girl to be passed this great thing called the outdoors…

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Corey Brossman

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