Greetings from Japan... for now

[thefinnnwi]

Hey all,

Heading back to the great state of Indiana after living in Japan since 2009. Shot a black powder pistol in high school in 2004, and that's all the experience I've had.

I'm going to be back in March, and I want to teach my boys about firearms, especially traditional ones. Really looking forward to getting my first muzzleloader and eventually taking them out hunting with it.

My boys have never been to the states, nor have they been hunting, so I thought it would be really special to go back to the roots of hunting with firearms in America.

Looking forward to talking with yall.

Take care!
-Tim

 

[Hatchet-Jack]

Welcome from Kentucky. If you will be near Friendship IN you should try to make one of the NMLRA nationals. Plenty of fun for the boys too.

 

[thefinnnwi]

Welcome from Kentucky. If you will be near Friendship IN you should try to make one of the NMLRA nationals. Plenty of fun for the boys too.

Thanks! I'll definitely have to check it out. After being gone so long, road trips will be a must. Thanks for the information!

 

[Okie Hog]

Welcome from southwest Oklahoma.

 

[oldwood]

Welcome from Pa..........Teach 'em.

 

[Tom A Hawk]

Oh.oh...There is no yakiniku in Indiana.

 

[Piquant]

Welcome from south Louisiana

 

[Resolve]

Welcome from the Verde River.
R

 

[kelljp]

Welcome from East TN

 

[UndeadPoet]

Welcome back!

 

[Eutycus]

Howdy and Welcome from Texas!

 

[Johnny Tremain]

No Uto Aya in Indiana either

Howdee

 

[thomas]

Welcome to the forum.
Thomas

 

[Loja man]

Welcome, Tim! I think that’s great that you want to introduce your boys to hunting and traditional muzzleloaders! As long as you don’t have to kill me if you tell me, I’m curious as to your time in Japan?
Aaron

 

[thefinnnwi]

Welcome, Tim! I think that’s great that you want to introduce your boys to hunting and traditional muzzleloaders! As long as you don’t have to kill me if you tell me, I’m curious as to your time in Japan?
Aaron

Aaron,

I was in the US Navy from 2006 until 2021. I was put out on a medical discharge after 3 back surgeries, just didn't have it in me to get to 20 years. Fortunately, I was medically retired, so I get my benefits.

I'm coming back mostly because employment is hard for me to get here. Very limited jobs unless I'm fully fluent in Japanese.

Take care!
Tim

 

[thefinnnwi]

Oh.oh...There is no yakiniku in Indiana.

But there's about to be. Isn't that hard to do at home! Same with Yakitori. Just need to get my hands on a welder, and I'll have a nice yakitori grill in no time.

 

[Loja man]

Aaron,

I was in the US Navy from 2006 until 2021. I was put out on a medical discharge after 3 back surgeries, just didn't have it in me to get to 20 years. Fortunately, I was medically retired, so I get my benefits.

I'm coming back mostly because employment is hard for me to get here. Very limited jobs unless I'm fully fluent in Japanese.

Take care!
Tim

Hey Tim,
Thank you for your service to our nation. Where part of Indian are you moving to? You should definitely check out the national shoot at Friendship IN! Even if just for a day trip! As someone new to BP it will make your head spin!
Aaron

 

[toot]

Welcome.

 

[Tom A Hawk]

But there's about to be. Isn't that hard to do at home! Same with Yakitori. Just need to get my hands on a welder, and I'll have a nice yakitori grill in no time.

We do it at home also. Even with venison loin. Yakitori with thigh meat on homemade charcoal during the summer months.

 

[1sgt]

Hey all,

Heading back to the great state of Indiana after living in Japan since 2009. Shot a black powder pistol in high school in 2004, and that's all the experience I've had.

I'm going to be back in March, and I want to teach my boys about firearms, especially traditional ones. Really looking forward to getting my first muzzleloader and eventually taking them out hunting with it.

My boys have never been to the states, nor have they been hunting, so I thought it would be really special to go back to the roots of hunting with firearms in America.

Looking forward to talking with yall.

Take care!
-Tim

Welcome Back. Thank You for your service. Check out the NMLRA Youth shoot in July at Friendship, Indiana. They provide what you need to shoot all the events. My Grandsons learned from it. Camping is free at the youth shoot.