Wisconsin.- Florence Teeters proved that it’s never too late to do what you like, and it’s that this 104-age woman got her hunting license, and so managed to hunt a deer during her first outing. Teeters says that after seeing his son hunt animals, he became uneasy and wanted to live the experience, so, supported by his son Bill, they applied for his license.
I wanted to go hunting because I wanted to experience the part of being on the stand with the boys. He likes the idea of being in the woods
The new jacket, has been rated as the oldest person in Wisconsin to kill a deer; Her son Bill, said her mother is a great adventurer, and explained another of her adventures: “She was a Zipline in Milwaukee and goes to Mardi Gras every year.”
Bill in an interview for NBC15, said he drove his mother blind this year, shortly after 4 p.m., a dollar appeared about 30 yards away. “I tapped him on the knee and pointed at him. She nodded and smiled and was really quiet.” Joe Paul of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources said: “I think it’s fantastic. It seems that she comes from a family of hunters so they know what they are doing.” Many people took the opportunity to congratulate Florence on a saying: “This is how Florence is done! I’m glad you put a good deer in after all those years! “Congratulations and respect of Canada. I hope you and your son have a great season next year as well.”
