Posted on Nov 29, 2018
For Father-Daughter Pair In Oregon, Hunting Is A Chance To Empower And Connect
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Tyler Tiller and his 10-year-old daughter, Taylor, sit perched on a log overlooking a fog-encased forest below. They're just off a mountainous dirt road in western Oregon. The sun is setting and with it, their last chance to shoot a doe this season.
Neither seems to care much. Their excursions aren’t really about hunting.
Far more important Tyler says is “just spending that time with each other in the outdoors and just really being able to have an opportunity away from everything to bond on a different level."
Neither seems to care much. Their excursions aren’t really about hunting.
Far more important Tyler says is “just spending that time with each other in the outdoors and just really being able to have an opportunity away from everything to bond on a different level."
For Father-Daughter Pair In Oregon, Hunting Is A Chance To Empower And Connect
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I started my daughter out retrieving doves, when I was stationed at Fort Bragg in '94.
This is a little Biblical, "... train up a child, // when they are older the will not depart..". She is training and taking her daughter as well
She took me out Dove hunting this year, on my 60th Birthday.
This is a little Biblical, "... train up a child, // when they are older the will not depart..". She is training and taking her daughter as well
She took me out Dove hunting this year, on my 60th Birthday.
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