Realtree Kids Scrapbook November 2020

Amelia Fennell, 12, of Lilburn, was stacking them up in Emanuel County on Oct. 12. These were Amelia’s first and second deer.

There’s nothing quite like some quiet time on the river. You can ask Ty Hendricks, 11, of Jesup. He was enjoying a July summer day on the Altamaha River when he caught this warmouth.

A .410 shotgun laid this Hancock County bird out. The shooter was Myra Jackson, 8, of Talmo, and she rolled him up on March 28.

Lucy Duke, 10, with a 167-lb. 9-point from Sumter County, her first mature buck.

Caden Allen, 12, of Peachtree City, with a Meriwether County bass that bit an underspin with a Cane Thumper trailer.

Head shots at 20 yards did the trick on these Spalding County squirrels. The expert shooter was Elijah Clark, 6, of Bogart.

Jay Purvis, 14, of Camden, took his first hog in Brantley County on Oct. 3.

This Coweta County bass went 8-4 and was caught on Aug. 12 by Miller Rosser, 8.

Here’s a pretty, 16-inch white perch from Irwin County caught by Natalee Phillips.

Bryton Jones, 7, of Tift County, with a 13-pointer from the youth opener.

Hudson, 11, and Haylen Hart, 8, of Nicholson, with a pile of Lake Oconee catfish caught April 7.

Kids are wearing deer out with crossbows. Here’s one from Archer Googe, of Marietta, in Cobb County.

Sansavilla WMA gave up this buck to Chezlee Morales, 6, on a special youth rifle hunt last month. She was with her mother, Nikki Roberts.

Braxton Wright, 6, of Monticello, got his first-ever deer with a crossbow on Sept. 14 while hunting in Jasper County with his dad Bubba Wilson.

Kyler Giddens, 14, of Loganville, caught this nice bream in a Gwinnett County subdivision lake.

A yellow worm produced several bass for James Wright, 10, on a lake at his home in Albany on April 29.

Big, 8-lb. Sinclair bass for Karter O’Bannon, 9, of Sandersville. He was trolling with his Poppy on June 15.

Levi Henderson, 15, of Mt. Zion, caught a bullhead catfish on July 2 in Carroll County

Hilton Hobby, 6, of Dawsonville, with a Forsyth County bass that he caught on May 31.

Here’s a 4-lb. Lanier catfish for Emma Hobby caught in April. Emma cleaned the fish all by herself.

Here’s one of two bucks that Reese Dailey, 14, of Ball Ground, killed last November in Pickens County. She killed the bucks 30 minutes apart.

Loxton Findley, 10, killed his first turkey in Fayette County with his grandfather Ricky Sullivan on April 7.